Page 1: Initial questions

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Page 2: Main checklist

Roof Structure

  • Roof structures (rafters) are installed properly, attached at the rails, and are not broken or twisted.

  • Roof sections are fastened into side wall at least every 16” (non-laminate)

  • Double rafters are installed by AC and AC prep openings (non-laminate)

  • Roof substrate (decking) seams are offset from roof section and aligned with a rafter (non-laminate)

  • Roof substrate (decking) is mechanically fastened at EVERY edge, seam, and around all cutout openings (non-laminate)

  • Rafters between decking seams are glued and/or mechanically fastened to Roof Substrate (Decking) (non-laminate)

Roof Membrane Prep

  • Roof substrate free of offset seams, high staples, screws, nails or wood splinters (sanded/grinded 100% flush)

  • Roof substrate is 100% free of debris

  • Porous tape such as fiberglass mesh is applied to all substrate (decking) seams (non-laminate)

  • Is primary seal (Butyl Tape) applied on side walls prior to roof membrane being installed

Membrane Install

  • The proper amount of adhesive (glue) is applied and has consistent coverage across the entire roof area (no dry (unglued) areas on the decking)

  • Roof Membrane does not drag across wet glue at front 8’ of roof when being installed

  • Roof Membrane is free of wrinkles, bubbles, sharp edges or debris after install

  • Roof Membrane is squeegeed into glue with consistent pressure across entire roof

  • Roof Membrane is left draped over the front edge of the roof structure a minimum of 6” and secured to the front of the first rafter or decking of roof structure

  • Roof Membrane is wrapped or draped in rear corners

  • Roof cutouts are 100% covered by roof components (no over cuts)

Rails and Components

  • All rails and components have primary seal properly applied and free of debris prior to install

  • Front Roof Rail is secured to front by A) Securing a flat rail where the cap/skin and membrane intersect or<br>B) Be secured with an additional flat rail Note which method

  • All Rails and components are attached with screws in every mounting hole

  • All drip rail splices are be a minimum of 12 inches away from entry door, and completely sealed

  • Rear rails are secured through the rear wall where structural backer exists

Sealants

  • Self Leveling sealant (secondary sealant) is applied over all visible screw heads and around the perimeters of all<br>components (includes all rails on roof)

  • Self Leveling sealant is free of voids, bubbles, or gaps

  • Self Leveling is applied in an aesthetically pleasing manner

  • Secondary seals are free of voids or gaps

  • Unit roof is free of excessive seal and debris

  • Self Leveling pump is being maintained to manufactured instructions (including PSI settings 50-80 PSI)

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