A roof does one job, keeping water out, and it fails quietly until the day it does not. Whether you are laying your first course of shingles or bidding a commercial membrane job, the same questions decide the result: what is the slope, what goes under the surface, how are the edges flashed, and what will it really cost?
Many people learn roofing one product at a time, from a crew leader or a manufacturer sheet. That leaves gaps in geometry, ventilation, flashing, low-slope drainage and estimating, and those gaps cause leaks, callbacks, wasted material and lost profit. Roofing is also one of the most dangerous trades, so safe working practice cannot be an afterthought.
This book teaches the whole trade in clear language, with defined terms, worked calculations and step-by-step procedures. It assumes high-school algebra and geometry and no prior roofing experience, and it is written for US conditions.
What you will learn:
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