not necessary if they're in decent shape and you don't have a heavy multiple layer of old shingles underneath them. I left my old roofing intact when I put concrete tiles on about 15 years ago thinking the old roofing would just give me another line of defense against leaks and time has proved me right. no leaks- no problems!
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You should have the vaccine as an older adult if you had chicken pox as a child. Before shingles appear.
In case it rains before you finish shingling.
A circular saw can cut through shingles that are already in place, for instance a roof that is being added onto to cut in a valley. But to try and cut shingles before emplacement would be difficult, messy, and would be done better with a utility knife.
Some asphalt shingles come 3 bundles to a square, and some come 4 bundles to a square. Make sure you know before purchasing.
No. Shingles is not contagious, but someone with shingles can give chicken pox or varicella to someone who has not had chicken pox before.
The process of making shingles involves cutting materials like wood or asphalt into small pieces, shaping them into individual shingles, and then treating them with chemicals for durability. The shingles are then packaged and ready for use in roofing.
The condition of the shingles and wood underneath help to determine this. If the wood is good and shingles are mostly still there, some cities allow two or three roofs on top of each other before all of the shingles must be removed.
To ensure a successful asphalt shingle roofing installation on your property, hire a reputable roofing contractor with experience in installing asphalt shingles. Make sure they follow manufacturer guidelines, use high-quality materials, and properly prepare the roof surface before installation. Regular inspections and maintenance can also help prolong the life of your asphalt shingle roof.
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You should have it running for about 2-3 days before putting fish in your tank.
Water freezes and expands as ice, putting pressure on the asphalt surface. This pressure can exceed the strength of the asphalt, causing it to crack or break. Additionally, the repeated freezing and thawing cycles weaken the asphalt over time, leading to further cracking.