I have a 1969 house and the back side of the roof has a very flat pitch. I talked to a roofer that did his mom's house up the street, which is the same style as mine, and did rubber roof on the backside where it is less then the 2 inch rise/ft for shingles. I later read more on rubber roofing and I know that the petrolium in the asphalt shingles would destroy the epmd rubber if they touched but is there a proper way to make a seam at the roof cap to go from rubber on the flat backside to the cap and have asphalt front side?The roof is leaking in several places and did a lot with one bad snow storm that caused ice damming on the flat side. I was told a rubber roof would pretty much solve that problem. I have vaulted exposed beam ceilings with no attic and no insulation cavity so heat loss is excessive. I have also been searching for solutions to increase the R value of the roof. Right now all thats there is the birch on the inside, 2 inch buffalo board, then the shingles.
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well if i am with someone or someones next to me and say what is that smell aww was that you? hahaha and if not jus act like u heard a sudden noise and it was your shoe tht squeaked nice Q
