Would you right up the ridge cap not being centered? The long side was pretty well adhered down but the short side was not? This roof is only less than 2 months old. So it may still soften and adhere down? OR would you say to monitor? Thoughts?
Since I’m writing about a roof what would you comment about the sheeting being damaged and rotten in several places? There’s more spots where i can see large areas of membrane. Should it say something like this can lead to improper support or roofing and potentially shorten the life???
Larry your always a great help. I know I have a long ways to go in learning, but I’m getting there one inspection at a time, one question at a time. Thanks again for your input.
The cap shingles have the long side in the sun the short side in the shade. Likely the short side hasn’t gotten hot enough for the sealant strip to fully bond. This time of year it may not fully bond until spring. A strong wind storm could break those bonds and contaminate the sealant strip so that it will never bond. The same is true for the shingles themselves. Were field shingles bonded on the slopes that get less sun?
