We just recently had a standing-seam metal roof installed, and I was up there today looking it over and noticed that there are screws into the flashing around several pipes and vents on the roof. I had been under the impression that standing-seam roofs generally shouldn't be pierced with exposed fasteners anywhere. Was I wrong, or did the installer do this wrong? If it's an installation mistake, how bad are the consequences, and what should I do now? (Concerning the roof, not the installer).
Guest User
2013-08-30 21:30:03.000000
This is called a Dektite flashing and they are pretty commonly used.,
Todd Miller
2013-08-31 06:04:04.000000
Looks about like this?
Very commonly used and nothing to worry about if done properly.
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