Posted by Steve@Advance on October 25, 2016 at 20:33:43 from (107.203.134.67):
I recently purchased a house for rental property. I'm in the process of getting it ready for tenants.
One of the jobs I will be tackling tomorrow is replacing the siding on the chimney. What is on there now is the typical Masonite type siding with 1x4 trim on the corners.
My plan is to take the siding off, which has delaminated around the bottom from contact with water, see what other damage is there.
I assume there is metal flashing under the shingles, under the siding. There is no sealer I can see. The composition shingles just butt up against the siding. What keeps water from going under the shingles???
I plan on going back with Hardie Board siding, unless I get a better suggestion.
Any tips on how to seal the edge of the shingles? Or add more flashing?
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