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How to Install Ice and Water Shield | Shingle Roof Install Guide

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If you haven’t heard of ice and water shield before, you may be wondering: what is it, and where does it go?
Ice and water shield is a waterproofing and defense membrane that’s installed in the most vulnerable areas of the roof, such as valleys. Watch this video to learn how to install ice and water shield on a shingle roof.
0:00 Intro
0:04 explanation - what is ice and water shield
0:45 order of installation
1:28 placement in roof valleys
2:06 adhering ice and water shield to plywood
3:07 second valley installation
3:41 layering two pieces
4:51 safety
This is one video from our latest series, “The Shingle Roof Install Guide,” where we will walk you through every step of the process when installing a brand new shingle roof. From the drip edge to ice and water shield, from starter strip to flashing, we will give you all the details on how to install a shingle roof. So check out the rest of that series here: • Shingle Roof Install G...
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15 авг 2024

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@RoofRepairSpecialist 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! Drop a comment below letting me know what state your are from, and on what part of a roof you install ice and water shield👇

@stumpynubs5387 Год назад

I live in the Northeast where we get a good bit of snow. Do you recommend using ice and water shield on rake edge?

@RoofRepairSpecialist Год назад

Yes, I would

@MrUser10119 3 месяца назад

I now no longer want to diy my own roof. A couple of friends did their roof and were going to help, they claim it is an easy task. I thoght both my roof quotes were expensive, after watching this I gladly will have the pros do it, while I sip my frosty drink sitting in a sand chair spectating. My roofer will be worth every penny.

@RoofRepairSpecialist 3 месяца назад

Ya, there is definitely complicated parts to it. Nailing shingles is the easy part

@MrTNorris67 Год назад

My brother has been a roofer his entire life- (he's 58) He says the best way is to cover the entire roof deck with I & W shield then put down the underlayment and then the shingles/tiles He swears by this and says the roof will never leak again unless of course the deck structure is damaged and its integrity has been breeched (from a falling branch , hit by a truck etc...) when and if the roof needs to be redone,- you can just remove the tiles & underlayment & put new I& W shield directly over the old i & W shield where it necessitates it. Then new underlayment and tiles. He has been doing this since the '80's

@RoofRepairSpecialist Год назад

I agree if we’re talking about tiles. Not necessarily for shingles

@sergeseropian7148 2 года назад

Love these videos, really cool!

@RoofRepairSpecialist 2 года назад

thank you!

@genen.7370 2 месяца назад

Great videos!!! Do You think I probably will not need to install ice and water shield around the edges of the roof Eves in the desert climate of Phoenix Arizona?

@RoofRepairSpecialist 2 месяца назад

I don’t think there is a need in our climate zones. The reason to do that is ice dams which we don’t have

@genen.7370 2 месяца назад

When I cap nail the underlayment down over the top of the ice and water shield should I avoid putting nails in the area where the ice and water shield is located beneath the underlayment?

@RoofRepairSpecialist 2 месяца назад

You can put a few as needed, I’ve and water shield is self sealing, it will waterproof the nail going through it

@genen.7370 2 месяца назад

@@RoofRepairSpecialist thanks for your response to my questions . you / your videos helped me tremendously.

@woodstream6137 11 месяцев назад

This will be fun😢. Paid for a new roof, complete tear off, replace flashing and sheathing as needed, complete ice and water shield coverage (4 seasons). Subcontractors were short handed and took a shortcut. They didn't replace a bad piece of OSB with 2 holes in it on the garage. How complicated is this repair going to be? Brother says they might gave to replace whole side but i think they can get away with overlap and replace bad section because it is sticky. Would like to know before they come back for warranty work.

@RoofRepairSpecialist 11 месяцев назад

As long as they can match the shingles shouldn’t be too bad. If they tie it in properly they can do a repair in that section only.

@norulesandnoorders Год назад

Any vids about flat roof or self adhesive rolls?

@RoofRepairSpecialist Год назад

I have a bunch of videos on torch down roofs, nothing on self adhered though

@mightypavers Год назад

Question: So on the eaves, you have deck defense first, then ice and water shield, then deck defense again? Just curious

@RoofRepairSpecialist Год назад

No, in so cal we do not do ice & Water shield on the eaves. We only install them in valleys and penetrations. At the eaves we just do deck defense. You can checkout our other videos, you'll probably find a better answer.

@yulinghong1817 Год назад

At 1:12 you said install ice and water shield on the top of "felt", then later while you put ice and water shield on the valleys actual on the "deck", later you put felt on the water and ice shield again and cover all roofing, I confused which is proper install way to put ice and water shield on deck or on the felt? if water and ice shield on the deck, will destroy the deck while next time replace roofing and need to change the deck because the ice and water shield is too sticky?

@RoofRepairSpecialist Год назад

We do ice and water shield directly on the deck. I agree that the ice and water shield directly on the deck makes future roofing difficult, however I do believe that is the right way of doing it.

@charlesronk2989 10 месяцев назад

The owens corning Ice and water shield says to do the valley first. Then do the eves. It never mentions rakes.

@RoofRepairSpecialist 10 месяцев назад

Depending on the climate you’re in. If you have ice or snow eaves are necessary. Not sure about rakes

@BuildSalone 2 года назад

Would you install ice and water up the side of the concrete walls?

@RoofRepairSpecialist 2 года назад

If you are in an area with snow, ice & freezing you should. It's the same detail used at a roof to wall junction.

@BuildSalone 2 года назад

@@RoofRepairSpecialist Thanks for the info. I am building in west africa and doing a Parapet roof. Looking to incorporate the roofing methods used here in the states.

@cha-ka8671 Год назад

Hold on a second. In your underlayment video you say to put the Ice & Water shield first. In this video you say the reverse. I do get what you meant by watching what you were doing but, that was confusing at first

@RoofRepairSpecialist Год назад

Didn't catch that. Im assuming you figured but Ice and Water first. Then Underlayment

@joblow4827 Год назад

Do the video on removing the ice and water shield after it’s been on for 20 years and it’s time to remove the old roof 😮

@RoofRepairSpecialist Год назад

Haha, that’s a problem for the next roofer

@MrTNorris67 Год назад

In this video you say to put the underlayment down FIRST & THEN install the Ice & Water shield (over the underlayment) &. then proceed doing the exact OPPOSITE? For the record the I & W shield goes down FIRST & then the underlayment. You should probably do a new video and say the correct order because it is confusing. Your video is of good quality though, just misinforming

@RoofRepairSpecialist Год назад

Good catch. Yes 100% Ice and Water first

@matt5622 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for taking the time to post these videos. I’m an owner builder and DIY guy and I’ve found your videos to be quite helpful. Thanks again for the great content.