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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit File 1819 37th Street City of Anacortes Building Department Memo To: File From:Don Measamer, Senior Plans Exa CC: Date: 2/19/2008 Re: On February 11th, 2008 I met with Mr. Atiles at 1819 37th street to review concerns regarding a recently installed metal roof. Items noted as not meeting the Manufacturers Installation requirements. 1. Ridge closure not completed. 2. Sidewall flashing not properly installed at the south east corner of the building. 3. Nails protruding through exposed ceiling in dinning room. I met at the building department with the owner of Savage Roofing, Gary Grimnes, on February 11th, to discuss the aforementioned items. Mr. Grimness indicated that he would contact the owner as soon as possible to take care of the items listed above. 1 P M( N E AL E.) D1g,91"I! FOR iI / / telSi , nvi , L.„,,,, ‹.1,u•i F.1 CF. te ,f, -- i din_ 4 1-6,:t r ( fr,y `,-.., Gyi.:, , -::__,, n .-..:: Cy c' _ -2 (----7() Il p!--- n RI E3 PIDDLE ti ,--) .) II EA LiD - 4,- rsr IOTA A -11 'Hu I I C fil il 74 )II Dirn- ss'Ars= Ct--„, ., LL__-r i i a ( Nt 1,2k Ii ( -/ 174,C0100 L, e 11 /.02' 7-Tf5 Cetke r) j 3;°r5ir I , SIGNED _ _ __. r— ,VJ o—,-cry" " - �_ cil-ga 4.-, Q .,k c ` ate- 0- jIC- � i 1 -49 (A ' Yahoo? Mail kom290@yahoo.com e Page 1 of 5 s7 1-10C), MAIL Print- Close Window Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2007 15:54:42 -0700 tra To: kom290@yahoo.com From: "george guttmann" <george@soundhome.com> It *443—r Subject: Roofing Work at 1819 37th St., Anacortes, WA ti. )"Ct 010 ' irtekV,►) (lt03t�A—`�" CC: chayes@bellinghambay.com Dear Mr. Bullard and Mr. Atiles, I inspected the roofing work at this address on.August 14, 2007 and have now had a chance to review the contract for this work, the specifications for this type of roofing and the arbitration decision. Based upon my work I am able to report the following: Specifications The installation specifications for standing seam metal roofing are relatively uniform. Some of these specifications are unique to standing seam metal roofing work and some conform to standard roofing installation practices. For example, the use of full length panels that run the length of the roof is a unique specification, while the methods to install sidewall flashing is very similar in almost all roofing work. Functional Defects My inspection was limited to a visual inspection of the roofing system. As such, I was only able to see the surfaces of the roofing and the exposed areas of the ceilings under the roofing. As a result of this visual inspection I found: 1. Missing Ridge Protection o I 1J1..�1S"reRTto1S L. The top end of the roofing panels require some type of protection in standing seam metal roofing and in most other types of roofing with an open ridge cap detail(ridge vents etc.). This protection is required in order to prevent wind blown rain from entering the area under the ridge cap and flowing under the the roofing panels. As can be seen in the photo above, the ridge assembly at this roof is open and lacks any type of protection from wind blown rains. In some metal roofing products, the top of the panels are bent up. In on-site fabricated panels, the ridge end of the panels is fitted with a bracket. For example, The specifications for the CB-150 Custom-Bilt Metals products has a "ZEE Closure" bracket the must be fitted into the top of the roofing panel(See bellow). http://us.f3 96.mail.yahoo.com/ym/S howLetter?box=Inbox&Msgld=9273_3 3 051042_783 4... 8/21/2007 Yahoo! Mail - kom290@yahoo.com Page 2 of 5 .GE { HIP FLASHdNG ZEE CLOSURE • I - Uh4LEPL1}'r`MErI I" p y ,ti S ENEFi r�r:,-::;wrc:,ar.—gsrC:_+Flr;.—o:_•�s I la From p.5 of Specifications (In this installationthereare no brackets sections of bent-up roofing or any other types of flashingdetoils in place that prevent wind blown rains from entering the ridge area. As can be seen in the photo, it is possible to look through this area of the ridge cap, a demonstration of how easily wind driven rain can enter this area and run i are This defect allows for rain entry into the roof assembly under moderate or heavier wind conditions a common occurrence in our climate and in a roof of this design and location. t z g AA -i'p 1- tac,,q,t..\ In a roof assembly of this type such rain entry will tend to wet some of the areas between surfaces in the roof assembly such as the insulation, the previous roofing surfaces, any sheathing and the upper surfaces of the wood ceiling material (2x6 T&G). Leaks into the house may take a while to-be visible and this in turn can result in wood destroying organism (WDO)damage such as wood rot. Such WDO damage can be quite severe and expensive to repair long before it is visible at the underneath side of the ceiling. The defective installation of the ridge cap will have to be repaired as soon as possible. The existing roof cap will have to be removed,'ZEE Closures'or similar systems installed and a new roof cap will have to be installed. 2. Faulty Side-Wall Flashing �t {� F $ - h - The standards for sidewall flashing are well established and the methods for the installation of such flashing is not much different in this type of roofing than in most roofing roofing systems. The upper portion of the sidewall flashing must be installed behind the siding of the house. In other words, the siding required some minor modifications. In this case, and as can be seen in the photo above, the flashing was installed on top of the siding. http://us.f396.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?box=lnbox&MsgId=9273 33051042 7834... 8/21/2007 Yahoo! Mail - kom290@yahoo.com Page 3 of 5 UNDERLAYMENT--_ EXTERIOR FINISH 118" RIVET ''I I r'\C.C.ENTER ''; .�_--FASTENER 1._.'PAIC.AKE I RAKE SIDEWALL FLASHING I IX I FACTORY STANDING SEAM OR TURN UP PANEL BUTYL TAPE RAKE SUPPORT TRIM UNDERLAYMENT YE4 f ONI 4KI.1 SPFCi -At IUN°. �- SUBSTRATE FASTENER j ` V-HIESF I+='OFJ CENTER CEN1LFE From p.11 of Specifications As can be seen in the specifications, above, The section of the sidewall flashing above the"rake support trim" is supposed to be behind the siding (exterior finish)and not on the surface of the siding. The purposed of this flashing detail is to shed any moisture that runs down the siding and onto the roof rather than into the roof assembly- And while this specific area of sidewall flashing is partially protected by a roof overhang, it is subject to wind driven rain exposure and snow buildup. The sidewall flashing will have to be re-done in accordance with manufacturer's specifications, industry standards and in a professional manner. Having inspected thousand of roofs and a significant portions of those metal roofs, and having been qualified many times as an expert in these matters, it is my belief that this roof will more likely than not leak as a result of these functional defects. Cosmetic Defects Metal roofing is often selected for a number of reasons: if properly installed, it is long lasting, it has some environmental benefits and it has a very "clean look"- In order to achieve this visual benefit, it must be installed an a well prepared surface. In this case, the contract called for the surface to be prepared with"3&4" polyiso rigid insulation, 1 x4 battens"and all of this work was to be performed in a"professional manner according to standard practices". http://us.f396.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?box=Inbox&MsgId=9273_33051042_7834... 8/21/2007 Yahoo! Mail - kom290@yahoo.com Page 4 of 5 • • e' xC .€n _• - auk ri . As noted in the arbitration decision and as can be seen in the photos above, the roofing was installed in an uneven manner and the'corrective work'was in the form of a piece of ridge material that was installed in a more or less perpendicular piece that blocks part of the sags and humps in the roofing. I concur that these cosmetic defects are sub-standard and the result of sub-standard roofing surface preparation work. This preparation work was not performed in accordance with the specifications in the contract. 9 • C7 c�'C p s -kt 3 S t_. emirs-c� dt3 S t . CHI S AV-A- c-Vr \ b CNLIZ iNt_ k) d>-5LvkV-S �...__ p . �N E. SctiY_<c� t tZ.o"^CC�.T,�t A� �t a Cu ^' Art- w�+4St�CZ i3 Some of the screws used in the installation of the insulation, lx4s or the roofing itself protrude through the ceiling material. It appears that this is a result of inadequate measurement. These screws will have to be removed or trimmed back and the beams and ceiling material repaired. Loose Roofing I am not able to confirm your reports of noise from what appears to be loose roofing. I would have to come to your home during windy periods the duplicate the conditions under which such noises occur. However, in light of the serious and totally sub-standard functional and cosmetic defects in this roofing installation, I would expect to find other defects in the'hidden' portions of this roofing work. This suggests that some of the roofing may not be adequately fastened to the structure and as a result, it'flaps' in the wind. This might also suggest that the roofing could come loose. The only way to correct such a defect is remove the roofing and install new roofing. Re-using the existing roofing is extremely difficult and usually results in many creases and other visible defects. Conclusions The roofing work noted here is sub-standard. It doesn't meet the specifications and standards outlined in the contract for the work and it doesn't meet industry standards or minimum practices of the trades. In my opinion and as an expert in these matters, the functional defects noted above are more likely than not going to result in http://us.f39b.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?box=Inbox&MsgId=9273 33051042_7834... 8/21/2007 Yahoo! Mail - kom290@yahoo.com Page 5 of 5 leaks and damage to the structure. It is furthermore my professional opinion that this roofing will not last a "lifetime" or for that matter not leak in the near future. Some immediate repairs are required and even with these repairs, some additional problems will likely develop with this roofing system. Please let me know if you have any additional questions about this matter. George George Guttmann, President Sound Home Inspections Inc. 3801 NE 98th Seattle, WA 98115-2534 W-(206) 522 0282 F -(206) 686 1308 eMail -george@soundhome.com For Home Improvement Information See-The Sound Home Resource Center at: <http://www.soundhome.com> http://us.f396.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?box=Inbox&Msgld=9273_33051042_7834... 8/21/2007 Feb 11 08 04: 45p 1 i .( -C-CF (CITlO1Th N..) 0 t..\_.; 11\UA.at;Z1 P\ 1,1\-"L_'41-e—, < "1 c. Cx. Cc-tz_. c."(Lr1.6_ Cu c.n3A2/1/4 °l`-ti - 3S90 Feb 11 08 04: 45p p. 2 Skyline Roofing' A ASC BUILDING Otali Installation and Flashings & Details Guide PRODUCTS EXISTING ROOFING: The following steps should be taken when installing ASC Some jurisdictions will allow reroofing over exist- BP's Skyline Roofing'over existing roofing: ing roofing without the need for tearoff. Check with your local codes or building department for your spe- 1. Inspect the roof for damage and make the cific requirements. necessary repairs to achieve a flat plane for the For best results, Skyline Roofing'requires a rela- metal roof panels. tively smooth and flat substrate.Application over rough and/or uneven surfaces is not recommended. 2. Secure any warped or lorse roofing. If the roof is to be stripped down to the existing L____ ecking,follow the procedures for new roofs on page 3. Make sure that there are no nails or other objects . Be sure to check the existing roof and repair any protruding from the roof that might puncture the amaged areas prior to installation of the new roof new underlayment or the new roof panels. ystem. 4. Remove all moss and other debris from the roof. INote:Do not apply Skyline Roofing'over roofs with structural/II 5. Cut off any overhanging roofing flush with the damage or trapped moisture. ___.-- roof deck and remove all hips, ridge caps, and penetration flashings. CO N�� Czi(ZtrJ S 6. Follow the diiec.lions on page 5, Ir2 through 94 on v roof preparation. / C-QtJ--l7-c L', Cate-T2i eA Cl..1. Ls t L. (L.ofro-R '3 tom LA.%t a S T 24-Lctw3 L.))pw.q ctj. 6 May 2002 Feb 11 08 OS: 19p ` p- 1 l O k lZ_/01-lC;/� ` tgl ( iL L: C: AL-) Slc, QS . I lC'l i R\ 1-t a c . �pc\,:.�,`z • (mot, LDS Feb 11 08 05: 19p p• 2 ASC BUILDING Skyline Roofing® PRODUCTS Installation and Flashings & Details Guide Introduction procedures only and cannot replace the need for In addition to weathertightness, long life, good looks, and good common sense and experience. Responsibility economy,ASC BP's Skyline Roofing°is designed with for conformance to state and local building codes, as ease of installation as a primary consideration.This guide well as any other applicable project requirements rests is intended to help the installer achieve a high level of with the installer, as does the responsibility to observe quality in the finished product Please do not hesitate to reasonable safety procedures. contact an ASC BP representative for assistance. Certain panel and flashing conditions such as panel overhangs, gutters, rake trim, etc..., are easily Manufacturing Locations: damaged if a ladder is leaned against them. Care should be taken to avoid this. Anchorage,Alaska ASC Building Products assumes no responsibility 2441 Cinnabar Loop for any problems which might arise as a result of Anchorage, AK 99507 improper installation or any personal injury or proper- 907-349-2727 • 800-478-2727 ty damage that may occur with the product's use. Sacramento, California Notes: 2110 Enterprise Boulevard • It is recommended that Skyline Roofing®be applied on West Sacramento, CA 95691 roofs with a minimum slope of 3 inches per foot(3:12). • Panels exceeding 40' in length must be fastened using the Salem,Oregon Skyline Roofing"clip(See page 10).Thru-fastening these 4063 Salem Industrial Drive NE longer length Skyline Roofing®panels is not recommended. Salem, OR 97303 For applications that require the Skyline Roofing^clip and 503-390-7174 • 800-272-7023 exceed 20 psf of snow toad, please contact an ASC Building Products Representative for installation details. Salt Lake City, Utah • Each flashing part in this guide has been assigned a part 4228 West 1730 South number_ Each part number contains one or two letters fol- Salt Lake City UT 84104 lowed by one or two numbers, for example(EW 17).These 801-978-0888 • 800-441-2477 part numbers have been provided for you to make ordering these flashing parts quick and easy. Spokane,Washington • To prevent mis-alignment of fasteners and "walking"drill 4111 East Ferry bits, it may be advisable to pre-drill certain flashings before Spokane, WA 99202 they are installed. 509-536-4097 • 800-776-8771 Important Notice Be sure to read this manual in its entirety before beginning installation. This manual is provided to the customers of ASC BP as a guide to assist in the installation of Skyline Roofing®. Use for any other purpose is prohibited.This manual remains the property of ASC Building Products Inc. These instructions contain suggested application 2 May 2002 Feb 11 08 05: 20p p. 3 ASC Building Products A Division of ASC Profiles Inc. Hip/Ridge Flashing le-2 1a/1s' \_. -------\t----- 4 716----1\ 51/2 51/2- .1 3/,.. 7 , ]/8 t\ . 'l8' 1/8" ' /8 Z17 R18 R16 Solid ZEE CLOSURE TURN-UP PANEL SOLID (Z17) (SEE PROCEDURES) `" HIP/RIDGE (R16) #12 x s/a^ STITCH SCREW ADJACENT TO EACH RIB o�4;:� apilb„, SKYLINE ROOFING NHS 1/ I 1010 O#8x 1 " MODIFIED TRUSS POLYETHYLENE CLOSURE SET HEAD WOOD SCREW IN SEALANT ALL AROUND. @ 12" O.C. (SEE PROCEDURES) Procedures • Attach the zee closure"Z1 7"(solid) at the top • Locate the panels down from the ridge as required. edge of the roof parallel to the ridge. Provide space between the zee closure"Z17" and . Fasten the hip/ridge flashing "R16" to the zee the end of the panel to allow for expansion of the using #12 x 3/4" stitch screws. (Adjacent to the panel. Check the overhang at the eave. (See pg. 9). J • Caulk the bottom and sides of the polyethylene clo- panel ribs when possible). sure. Set the closure as shown above and caulk the a Caulk, lap and rivet sequential flashings. top. The closure is optional if the panel is turned up (See pg. 48). and caulked at the sides near the rib. Note: "R16" is a standard ridge,A narrow ridge,"R18",is also available.It using narrow ridge,field notch with tin snips to fit over ribs.Attach"RI8"to the zee closure with color-matched#12 x 3/4"stitch screws® 12"ac.adjacent to each rib when possible. Skyline Roofing Installation Guide • May 2002 11 Feb 11 08 05: 20p P 4 Skyline Roofinr A ASC e U IL U ING lnsSlation and Flashings & Details Guide PRODUCTS Vented Ridge Hashing Note:The gable flashing must be installed prior to installation of the ridge, (See page 23) DIMENSION VARIES SEE TABLE BELOW 6 3/4C—V---6 3/4'. 1 3/16' f� I1� 1 , T 2" 1 vs \ 7 211 Z16 1 1/s,--- \,�, perforated 3�8„HEM -k R17 3/8"HEM VENTED RIDGE (R17) TURN-UP PANEL ZEE CLOSURE (SEE PROCEDURES) PERFORATED (Z16) apSKYLINE ROOFING •#8x1" MODIFIED TRUSS HEAD WOOD SCREW O 12" O.C. #12x3/4" STITCH SCREW O EACH RIB Procedures • Fasten the vented ridge "R17"to the zee closure • Plywood should be held back 2" from each side of using #12 x 3/4" stitch screws. (Adjacent to the the ridge. panel ribs when possible). • Locate the panels down from the edge of the ply- wood as required. Provide space between perforat- Roof Pitch Zee Dimension ed zee closure "Z16" and end of panel to allow for 3:12-6.12 4 1/2" expansion of the panel. Check the overhang at the 7:12-9:12 3 3/4" eave. (See pg. 9). 10:12-12:12 3" • Turn-up panel and caulk at the sides near the ribs. For increased weather tightness add neoprene do- • Caulk, lap and rivet sequential flashings. sure below panel turn-up. (See pg. 48). • Attach the perforated zee closure "Z16"at the top • Close the ends of the ridge cap by slitting and fold- edge of the plywood and parallel to the ridge. ing material at each end, caulking joints, and fas- tening with rivets. (See pg. 13). 12 May 2002 Feb 11 08 05; 20p p. 5 L�ASC BUILDING Skyline Roofing* PRODUCTS Installation and Flashings& Details Guide Eave and Vented Eave Flashings Note:This flashing must be installed prior to the panels. 7 it--/7-2 118" 4 T \,^1 1/4„ 3" 1 3/4 \k„\- 1/2, a 5/8" y y ` 3/gHEM E16 E17 1/Z„ E18 SKYLINE ROOFING // \\ / \ ® #14x1" METAL WOOD \(2) PER 12" PANEL ` \ (3) PER 16" PANEL lat I 2x SPACED BLOCKING Ii I abr X i I I 1�i, PERFORATE Lars -� 1/2" BUTYL I FASCIA AS MASTIC TAPE \\ REQUIRED flu /l ,I \ �aS / / #'10-12x1" PANCAKE HEAD / ' ®WOOD SCREW OR ROOFING !\ NAILS @ 24" O.C. ` WIDE EAVE (El7) Procedures Note:"El 7"is a wide eave.A narrow eave, "El 6" is also available. • Attach the eave flashing"El 7" using#10-12 x 1" "El 8"is a snow eave designed for snow country, Heavy weather conditions may require a rubberized cold-applied membrane pancake head wood screw or roofing nails evenly spaced at 24"O.C. underlayment.See notes on page 14 for installation techniques. • Use a screwdriver to open the hem of the next flashing for approximately 4". (See pg. 48). • Caulk and lap the flashing a minimum of 3"joining the hem, (See pg. 48). • Panels should overhang the eave 1" minimum. 16 May 2002 Feb 11 08 OS: 21p p. 6 ASC Building Products A Division of ASC Profiles Inc. Start Gable Flashing 1/Z.,� 3/q„ '( f loll 11/s• 3" CAULK 4II 4. 3/8" HEM 1/2 — 3/8" HEM G16 G17 (For panels longer than 40 ft) (For panels shorter than 40 ft.) #14x1" METAL WOOD @ 24" O.C. INTO PREDRILLED HOLE 1/2" WIDE BUTYL MASTIC TAPE SKYLINE ROOFING STANDARD GABLE (G17) III _a ... <I>#14x1" METAL WOOD--HilDi. 24" O.C. II' Procedures • Mitre cut the flashing at the peak to join each side • Place the first roof panel according to the instruc- at the ridge. (See pg. 23). tions on pages 5-6 & 9. • Snip and fold the gable at the eave to close the end. • Place butyl mastic tape along the gable flashing's Use rivets to fasten. (See pgs. 73, 77, &22). flange as shown. • Install the gable flashing "G17" by placing it firmly Note:If using the narrow gable"G16"do not fasten to panel, over the rib and predrilling holes 24"o.c. then fas- only to the strucNre. Narrow gable flashing fits snug against ten using color matched Metal-Wood screws. If panel rib.Use"G16"for long length Skyline Roofing"'applica- using the narrow gable "G16" do not fasten. (See tions Note). • Caulk and lap the flashing a minimum of 3" hook- ing the hem. (See pg. 48). Skyline Roofing" Installation Guide • May 2002 19 Feb 11 08 OS: 21p p. 7 L4ASPRODUC Skyline Roofing® Installation and Flashings & Details Guide Gutter and Gutter With Vented Eave Note:This flashing must be installed prior to the panels. 2 E16 \ 1 /a,. N. SKYLINE N. • N10-12x 1" PANCAKE HEAD ROOFING \ WOOD SCREW OR ROOFING NAILS ® 24" 0 C. _ \ ®#14x1" METAL WOOD ��` \ (2) PER 12" PANEL 7�Q \ /" (3) PER 16" PANEL PERFORATE km \ FASCIA AS RED t BLOCKING �!e 2x SPACED BLOCKING .' 2" BUTYL -� 1 t �\ MASTIC TAPE \\ /a\ / ``►Sirilli NARROW CAVE (E16) Al " METAL SCREEN / P1' AS REOUIRED / // ATTACH PER MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS - CUTTER Procedures • Caulk and lap the flashing a minimum of 3" join- • Carpentry must be complete as indicated prior to ing the hem. (See pg. 48). installation of the flashing. • Panels should overhang the eave 1" minimum. • Attach eave flashing"El 6" using$10-12 x 1" pan- • ASC BP recommends that a licensed gutter contrac- cake head wood screw or roofing nails evenly for install the gutter. spaced at 24" o.c. Use a screwdriver to open the hem of the next flashing for approximately 4". (See pg. 48). 18 May 2002 Feb 11 08 05: 22p P- B 4ASG BUILDING Skyline Roofing' PRODUCTS Installation and Flashings& Details Guide End Gable Flashing // 2/2.. f21/41 3/41 / I'/t A, illar 3/8" HEM II- 4n CAULK 3" 1/2,, ,i y 3/8" HEMft ff y 1/z.. G16 G17 (For panels longer than 40 ft) (For panels shorter than 40 ft.) O#14x1" METAL WOOD 24" C.C. INTO PREDRILLED HOLES r'f8x1" MODIFIED TRUSS HEAD WOOD SCREW 1/2" WIDE BUTYL MASTIC TAPE — @ 24" O.C. SKYLINE ROOFING \ —STANDARD GABLE (G17) �- TURN-UP PANEL irA 1 i ' I I iou oil ® #14x 1" METAL WOOD SCREWS @ 24" O.C, Procedures • Snip and fold the gable at the eave to close the end. • Trim the panel 1/2" in and parallel with the edge of Use rivets to fasten. (See pgs. 13, 17, &22). the roof. • Place butyl mastic tape along the gable flashing's Notes: flange as shown. • If using the narrow gable"G16" do not fasten to panel, • Install the gable flashing"G17" by placing it firmly only to the structure. Narrow gable flashing fits snug against over the rib and predrilling holes 24" ac. then fas- panel rib, or panel edge turned-up in the field. ten using color matched Metal-Wood screws. If • Gable flashing should be dimensioned to match peak, using the narrow gable"C16"do not fasten. (See ridge, and eave(lashings. Note). • Use"G16"for Skyline Roofing® longer than 40 ft. • Caulk and lap the flashing a minimum of 3"hook- ing the hem. (See pg. 48). • Mitre cut the flashing at the peak to join each side at the ridge. (See pg. 23). 20 May 2002 Feb 11 O8 05: 22p p. 9 Skyline Roofing' AASG Installation and Flashings& Details Guide PRODUCTS Endwall Flashing 213/1 r 4 5" 1.3/16 1" k � '— ..__________ AL3/8" HEM Z17 EW16 Solid IIII #10-12x1" PANCAKE HEAD WOOD SCREW OR ROOFING 1 NAILS @ 12" O.C. ENDWALL (EW 1 6) ZEE CLOSURE SOLID (Z17) 40 #12x3/4" STITCH SCREW TURN—UP PANEL III1' // @ EACH RIB (SEE PROCEDURES) ,, SKYLINE ROOFING O#8x1" MODIFIED TRUSS 11 HEAD WOOD SCREW @ 12" O.C. r/I. ' POLYETHYLENE CLOSURE SET IN SEALANT ALL AROUND, (SEE PROCEDURES) Procedures • Provide space between the zee closure "Z17" and • Locate the panels down from the endwall as the end of the panel to allow for expansion of the required. panel. • Caulk the bottom and sides of the polyethylene do- • Fasten the endwall "EW16"with pancake head sure, set the closure as shown above and caulk the wood screws or roofing nails at 24" o.c. top.The closure is an option if the panels are • Fasten the endwall "EW16" to the zee using #12 x turned-up and caulked at the sides near the ribs. 3/4"stitch screws at each rib(Adjacent to the panel • Attach the zee closure"Z17" (solid)at the top edge ribs when possible). of the roof and parallel to the endwall. • Caulk, lap and rivet sequential flashings. (See pg. 48). 28 May 2002 Feb 11 08 0S: 22p p 10 ASC Building Products A Division of ASC Profiles Inc. Vented Endwail Flashing r DIMENSION VARIES 4" SEE TABLE BELOW 63/4- 13/1e•� 1" j- 11/a• L/ Z16 74/3/8" HEM EW17 perforated --'-i +- SO. #10-12x1" PANCAKE HEAD WOOD SCREW OR ROOFING NAILS © 12° 0.C. VENTED ENDWALL (EW17) TURN—UP PANEL (SEE PROCEDURES) ZEE CLOSURE 2 PERFORATED (Z16) 17 SKYLINE ROOFING O#8x1" MODIFIED TRUSS HEAD WOOD SCREW • 12" O.C. Op12x3/4" STITCH SCREW © ADJACENT TO EACH RIB Procedures • Fasten the vented endwall "EW17" to the zee do- • Plywood should be held back 2"from the wall. sure "Z16" (perforated) using #12 x 3/4" stitch • Locate the panels down from the edge of the ply- screws. (Adjacent to the panel ribs when possible). wood as required. Provide space between the zee • Caulk, lap and rivet sequential flashings. closure "Z16" and the panel to allow for expansion (See pg. 48). of the panel. • Turn-up pan of panel and caulk at the sides near the ribs. For increased weather tightness add a neo- Roof Pitch Dimension,_ prene closure below panel turn-up. 3:12-6:12 4 1/2" • Attach the vented zee closure"Z16" (perforated) at 7:12-9:12 3 3/4" the top edge of the plywood and parallel to the 10:12-12:12 3" endwall. • Fasten the vented endwall "EW17"with #10-12 x 1" pancake head wood screws or roofing nails at 24"o.c. Skyline Roofing' Installation Guide • May 2002 29 Feb 11 08 05: 23p p. 11 ASC Building Products A Division of ASC Profiles Inc. ►Q Chimney Flashing (Uphill) GUN NABLE CAULK 2 ROWS OF 1/2" WIDE / / ANCHORS BY OTHERS BUTYL MASTIC TAPE 1 / REGLET (RG16) SKYLINE ROOFING —� / Ii /// GUNNABLE CAULK UPHILL CHIMNEY 12'� (CH16) W .7 /% CH16 // Uphill 6" / f14x I" METAL WOOD 6„ ® 4" O.C. I K 3/8" HEM y/Z„ 3' Chimney Flashing(Downhill) --\ 3/8" HEMt RG16 GUNNABLE CAULK 3/4 ANCHORS BYG1 OTHERS �\G`\ REGLET (RG16) \ !La 'GUNNABLE CAULK \ 0#12x3/4" STITCH SCREW ® EVERY RIB POLYETHYLENE CLOSURE SET IN SEALANT ALL AROUND yyy 5 DOWNHILL CHIMNEY (CH17)m /'\ SKYLINE ROOFING -'�.",0 f� \� CH17 4 - 3/B^HEM Downhill z " 0 #14x 1" METAL WOOD SCREW 0 4" O.C. Note:Provide space between end of panel and structure to accommodate for expansion of panels. Skyline Roofing" Installation Guide • May 2002 47 GZt T. O City of Anacortes Permit#: BLD-2004-9604 904 6th Street Issue date: 04/26/2004 .. ,ee,,,,, . P.O.Box 547 Expire date: 04/26/2005 ; Anacortes, WA 98221-0547 -,.9e0126a: Job Address: 1819 37TH ST Permit Type: Reroof Single Family Residence ANACORTES WA 98221 Project: APN: Remarks: Install 24 guage standing seam roof system over existing built up roof. Owner: JIM ATILES Contractor: SAVAGE ROOFING INC Address: 1819 37TH ST Address: 911 31ST ST P. O. BOX 336 ANACORTES WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 Phone: (360)299-3637 Phone: (360)293-2021 License#: General Information: Fees: Building Valuation 15943 Building Permit Fee 116.50 State Building Code Fee 4.50 Total Calculated: 121.00 Deposits/Receipts: 0.00 Total Due: 121.00 THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 180 DAYS, OR IF CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED FOR A PERIOD OF 180 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS COMMENCED. I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THIS APPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES GOVERNING THIS TYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIED HEREIN OR NOT, THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOT PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THE PROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LO AL LAW R GULATING CONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION. M ttC.-Z1.P cA--@-s-r� SIGNATUR OF WNER AUTHORIZED AGENT ISSUED BY