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sm_FlashingBackPorchRoof.jpg

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204

Date Uploaded

11/19/2005 06:05 PM

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11/19/2005 06:05 PM

Title

Flashing going in

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John then laid the flashing down over the flattened seams and bent the cleats up to hold it in place. He told me he was going to put a bead of caulk on the roof at the bottom edge of the flashing to prevent rain from blowing up under it. I couldn't see the caulk, so I asked him if it was there. He freaked out, said "I told you I was going to put the caulk there, yes the caulk is there" and accused me of not trusting him and being "up his ass."

I mentioned this to Dave after John pitched his tantrum and quit, and he told me that John was actually showing him step by step how the flashing went on and he did NOT apply any caulk.

At any rate, the new copper guys who came out to quote the job told me that caulk isn't the right thing anyhow - the roof should either be cut shorter and crimped together in a seam with the flashing or the flashing should be soldered to the roof. So John not only lied about the caulk, the caulk was the wrong way to do it anyhow.

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Thumbnail:	<p align="center"><img src="http://photos.imageevent.com/platow/defectivehouse/icons/sm_FlashingBackPorchRoof.jpg"> <br /><b>Flashing going in</b> <br />John then laid the flashing down over the flattened seams and bent the cleats up to hold it in place. He told me he was going to put a bead of caulk on the roof at the bottom edge of the flashing to prevent rain from blowing up under it. I couldn't see the caulk, so I asked him if it was there. He freaked out, said "I told you I was going to put the caulk there, yes the caulk is there" and accused me of not trusting him and being "up his ass." <BR><BR>I mentioned this to Dave after John pitched his tantrum and quit, and he told me that John was actually showing him step by step how the flashing went on and he did NOT apply any caulk.<BR><BR>At any rate, the new copper guys who came out to quote the job told me that caulk isn't the right thing anyhow - the roof should either be cut shorter and crimped together in a seam with the flashing or the flashing should be soldered to the roof. So John not only lied about the caulk, the caulk was the wrong way to do it anyhow.</p>
Medium:	<p align="center"><img src="http://photos.imageevent.com/platow/defectivehouse/websize/sm_FlashingBackPorchRoof.jpg"> <br /><b>Flashing going in</b> <br />John then laid the flashing down over the flattened seams and bent the cleats up to hold it in place. He told me he was going to put a bead of caulk on the roof at the bottom edge of the flashing to prevent rain from blowing up under it. I couldn't see the caulk, so I asked him if it was there. He freaked out, said "I told you I was going to put the caulk there, yes the caulk is there" and accused me of not trusting him and being "up his ass." <BR><BR>I mentioned this to Dave after John pitched his tantrum and quit, and he told me that John was actually showing him step by step how the flashing went on and he did NOT apply any caulk.<BR><BR>At any rate, the new copper guys who came out to quote the job told me that caulk isn't the right thing anyhow - the roof should either be cut shorter and crimped together in a seam with the flashing or the flashing should be soldered to the roof. So John not only lied about the caulk, the caulk was the wrong way to do it anyhow.</p>
Original:	<p align="center"><img src="http://photos.imageevent.com/platow/defectivehouse/sm_FlashingBackPorchRoof.jpg"> <br><b>Flashing going in</b> <br>John then laid the flashing down over the flattened seams and bent the cleats up to hold it in place. He told me he was going to put a bead of caulk on the roof at the bottom edge of the flashing to prevent rain from blowing up under it. I couldn't see the caulk, so I asked him if it was there. He freaked out, said "I told you I was going to put the caulk there, yes the caulk is there" and accused me of not trusting him and being "up his ass." <BR><BR>I mentioned this to Dave after John pitched his tantrum and quit, and he told me that John was actually showing him step by step how the flashing went on and he did NOT apply any caulk.<BR><BR>At any rate, the new copper guys who came out to quote the job told me that caulk isn't the right thing anyhow - the roof should either be cut shorter and crimped together in a seam with the flashing or the flashing should be soldered to the roof. So John not only lied about the caulk, the caulk was the wrong way to do it anyhow.</p>

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