
Sometimes this is fairly easy to fix by adding a piece of metal to the drip edge and extending it down into the gutter. That would not require removal of the roof. If the water is coming from underneath the roof panels, though, that is a different situation. If this is a batten mounted roof, it is pretty easy to open things up and determine what's going on so changes can be made.
I believe that is a batten mounted system. It sounds like an installation problem. And experienced stone coated steel installer should be able to lift panels as needed to figure out what is going on and determine a repair.
Hmmm ... I can try. You can also use the Find A Contractor feature on this website. Where are you located?
The following company works in your area and has experience with stone-coated steel products. https://www.mrhqroofs.com/practice-areas.html
Ice and watershield can make a good water barrier but based upon what you have posted, there were unfortunately more problems with your current roof installation than anything underlayment could fix. There are of course various fastener holes through the underlayment. Also, ice and watershield on the entire roof requires a well vented attic space or closed cell spray foam in the attic. Metal shingles have been proven since the 1950s and even earlier. Like anything, they must be properly installed in order to perform as expected. Thanks so much.
Can we see what you are seeing? Any pictures?
We had a Gerard roof in 2002 installed. When it rains we have water coming out of soffit vents and also between gutter and fascia board. We had a roofer look over the nails and seal everything but still the same problem.
What can be done without installing a new roof?
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The main problems is the addition there the water runs out of the vent.
All the valleys have water coming out behind the gutters.
Can you recommend sombody in our area?
Oxford Al 36203
Thanks
After all the problems we had with the Gerard roof, we have a hard time deciding between metal shingles or standing seam. We like the looks of metal shingles. If we have the whole roof covered with peel and stick underlaymend it should be 100% waterproof?
Thanks
Angela Moeller