Greg Krushel
February 9, 2013
Today’s challenge was the disassembling of a failing waterproofing detail around a chimney and the fabrication and installation of new pan flashing system. After you’ve seen […]
February 5, 2013
Finding leaks on tar and gravel roofs is not an exact science. But once you have found them what is the next step? In most cases […]
February 4, 2013
You know you have a roofing issue when the roof has “caved-in”. That’s what I saw today in Vancouver. Now this just didn’t happen over night […]
January 22, 2013
Plumbing vent stacks in old houses are commonly made of cast iron. Today they use ABS plastic pipes. Common sizes are from as small as 1.25″ […]
January 17, 2013
Concrete tile roofs are supposed to be installed with a minimum 3″ “headlap”. That is the lap distance from row to row. When that 3″ lap […]