Flashing chimneys

When flashing your chimney make sure you seal the corners as you run your step flashing. if you forget a corner your probably going to have a leak. Make your step flashing 8"x7" and break it to be 3" up the chimney and 4" out on the roof and you want a piece of flashing on every shingle to insure that you have the best protection. don't use one straight piece of flashing the water could run back under your roof and cause leaks 

Spring is here !!!!!

Spring has finally arrived time to check around and make a list of all those projects that's been waiting all winter. also look at your roof for loose or missing shingles, get the vent pipes check for dry cracks and cuts in the gasket also check the chimney flashing that the seal is still doing its job along with the corners of the chimney.
and get the gutters cleaned out for  all them spring rains. if you need help with any of your sprig project please give us a call 540-476-3994 or e-mail us at kdrepairservices@gmail.com all estimate are free.

K & D Repairs

Hello i just wanted to take a moment to put a little information out there about our service i have 30 plus years in the roofing and home maintenance. if you have a leak or missing shingles or need a new roof all our estimates are free we also have a wide range of other home maintenance services please check out or website at kdrepairservices.webs.com or call 540-476-3994 we accept all major credit cards for you convince so give us a call to see how we can help you.

when installing your dimeninsal shingles make sure you step your shingles so the pattern comes out right and also don't go more then 2 runs of felt to help prevent shading.for more roofing tips and other home maintenance check back often and we can all learn together have a question please ask

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Hi there this is where i will discuss roofing and home improvement question with you all and other topics that i like to discuss like travel, camping, outdoors, are just general discusion or questions you may have please don't hasataite to ask thank you Keith Golliday