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And this might be obvious, but the failure mode is the wind dislodging/damaging a sufficient number of shingles and rainwater soaking/flooding the house. Very
by paulddraper 3y ago
And this might be obvious, but the failure mode is the wind dislodging/damaging a sufficient number of shingles and rainwater soaking/flooding the house.
Very destructive.
- tadfisher 3y agoMoney might be better spent on replacing the pitched roof entirely in that case. Roof angle and asphalt shingles don't make a lot of sense in hurricane winds.
- paulddraper 3y agoTile roofs are better, but much more expensive. Especially for a lot of folks living on fixed incomes.