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When long panel of metal roofing runs down the underlayment and needs to extend out over gutter, how do I deal with the added height of the facing board (whatever that's called)? This is going to result in a vulnerable area where the roofing panel will not have support of the underlayment. Will I have to: 1) fill? 2) plane off facing board? 3) move facing board?
There was no apparent strain for the asphalt shingles of old roof, but I'm concerned about this scenario for a metal roof.
Is this *normal* way carpentry at eves is done? (House only 3 years old, in Colorado high desert.)
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Hello,
Thank you for your roofing question and also for your comments on the site. I will pass your comments along to our web developer.
Regarding the roofing question ... it is more normal for the roof deck to extend over the fascia. The situation you have could be bad for several reasons and, while some metal roofing installers may just ignore it and go over it, I would either plane down or replace the fascia boards.
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Thank you for the tough news. That's what I suspected. Not the first unsatisfactory work by a subcontractor on this house. I appreciate your being there with an independent judgment.
11/22/2005
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11/22/2005
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