farmerjohn1324
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It had leaks before so I had the torch down redone (not by a licensed contractor). It rained when they were putting the flat roof on, so it leaked through the plywood while the flat roof was off, so that's why my drywall got all soggy and I had to pull it down like I showed in another post.
After a hard rain today, there are leaks in the plywood. I know I can cover up the leaks with some Flexseal and more plywood, but does this mean that the torch down job was not done correctly? Does it necessarily all have to be redone or can parts of it just be patched up? Possibly just some "bull" here and there?
After a hard rain today, there are leaks in the plywood. I know I can cover up the leaks with some Flexseal and more plywood, but does this mean that the torch down job was not done correctly? Does it necessarily all have to be redone or can parts of it just be patched up? Possibly just some "bull" here and there?