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Roof Demo

Take a look at the steps of the demolition process. We removed two layers of asphalt shingles, and then the underlayment, including old nails and staples.

Bozeman, Wheat Suites - Roof Demolition Process

Bozeman, Wheat Suites - Roof Demolition Process

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Popping up old Shingles

Debris flies as the old shingles get wrenched off the old roof.

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Frosty morning in Bozeman

When the team started on the roof, there was a striking layer of thick frost that covered the old shingles.

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Good look at Bozeman

A grand look at the job site and Bozeman in the background.

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Ripping off the ridge

Team works along the ridge as the sun begins to peak up from the east.

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Getting under the old flashing

In order to prepare the deck for underlayment, all the old flashing needs to be removed. 

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Ripping up old nails and staples

The final step of the demo process is to remove all of the old nails, staples, and debris so the ice and water can be directly adhered above the eves, and the synthetic felt is nailed and stapled to the deck.

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