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The Second Group of Photographs
This next group of photographs were taken after first 'remedy',
which was the installation of 'ice guard'.
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December 2013
Water drips in the living room ceiling.
Camera color balance off!
The ceiling is really an off white.
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December 2013
Kitchen storage container to catch the drip in above photo.
Out of the picture and above is a window. Water drips from the top of the window frame and beteen the window and inside storm window down to the window sill.
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December 2013
Utensils to catch drips from the kitchen ceiling.
I put a small sponge in the pans to deaden the sound of the drips in the still of the night!
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December 2013
Buckets to catch drips from the ceiling in the bathroom.
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December 2013
Center horizontal: Bucket and kitchen utensil and storage container to catch drips from the ceiling in the living room.
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December 2013
Drips from the moulding and door frame from water coming down inside the wall above the door.
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December 2013
Drip from the ceiling in the kitchen.
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April 2014
Light reflects off icicles running down against the siding from water coming from underneath the shingles and from behind the trim piece.
Water also runs down inside the siding and comes out on the floor inside the house in some places.
The First Group of Photographs
This next group of photographs were taken during second winter,
before first 'remedy'!
I only took these pictures to convince the roofer that he was not
really done with the roof.
After this winter, I took much fewer
photographs.
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February 2013
At left, icicles running down the front of the door due to water leaking down underneath the shingles and flashing and coming down inside the wall above the door and out of the top of the door frame.
At right, icicles running down the wall due to leaks dripping from water which came out from under the shingles and under the flashing and roof sheating.
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February 2013
Icicles of color due to water running underneath the shingles and roof sheating and discolored by roofing tar.
This house has needed new siding and trim for several years but I have been reluctant to invest in new siding while water continues to run down inside the siding panels.
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February 2013
This large icicle is coming out from underneath the shingles AND roof sheating.
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February 2013
The larger group of icicles at left are properly coming out over the top of the shingles.
At right, another icicle which was formed by water which ran underneath the shingles and roof sheating and discolored by roofing tar!
The water which leaks through the shingles and runs underneath the shingles and roof sheating, also leaks into the house from inside the ceiling and wall paneling and inside the window and door frames.
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February 2013
Water drips from the moulding inside the door frame from water which has ran down inside the wall panel.
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February 2013
Roofing tar colored icicles from water running down inside the upper siding panel and coming out from behind the siding and out over the flashing beteen the verticle and horizontal siding.
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February 2013
The icicles which start just below the snow line and above the metal flashing are properly coming out over the top of the shingles.
The icicles starting down from the wood trim are coming from underneath the
shingles and roof sheating.
Note some have discoloration from roofing tar.
The water which forms these icicles also runs into the house, as stated above.
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February 2013
Upper left, icicles properly coming from over the top of the shingles.
Center left: another icicle coming down from underneath the shingles and behind the trim piece.
Upper right: more icicles colored by roofing tar from underneath the shingles and running out behind the trim piece.
The curved line at right is the shadow of the water feed line to the swamp cooler.
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February 2013
Upper right: One small icicle is coming out properly over the top of the shingles.
The others are coming down underneath the shingles and from behind the trim
piece.
Note that some have discoloration from roofing tar.
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