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Interior: FrameworkThe interior framework is established for the drywall sheeting to be installed. The very beginning of the process is establishing a straight line for every level to be used (if there is a step there would be the step level and the main level). This is done using the water clear tubing method and then setting the level lines in red chalk.dozerSep 26, 2011
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Bad TileA fairly innocuous looking ceramic tile, this one has a small fault (at the arrow) causing slight water leakage. The overall project had about 10 bad tiles and the slight water leakage could be easily spotted and repaired since no roof foil was used. dozerSep 26, 2011
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Edge Tiles ReplacedThe edge tiles are replaced here without excess space between the tile edge and the fascia board. dozerSep 26, 2011
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Roof Overhang RepairThe conwood fascia is cut down to allow the roof tiles to be replaced with a tighter fit. dozerSep 26, 2011
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Roof Overhang Too MuchThe roof overhang was too great allowing birds to enter in the area between the overhang and the fascia board.dozerSep 26, 2011
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Roof InteriorAn interior view of the roof. dozerSep 26, 2011
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Bird GuardThe bird guard is installed on the inside of the fascia board.dozerSep 26, 2011
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Finished Roof TilesOne finished section of the roofing. Notice that the ridge tiles have not been affixed with any concrete per the dry tech method. dozerSep 26, 2011
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Dry Tech at the Ridge CornerThe final layer of dry tech material being laid in place at the ridge corner. dozerSep 26, 2011
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Dry Tech at the RidgeThe dry tech along the ridge. There are two levels of material which sit on an aluminum rail. dozerSep 26, 2011
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Dry Teching the RidgeThe first layer of dry tech material is fitted on an aluminum rail on the ridge line by the dry tech installer. dozerSep 26, 2011
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Dry TechThe two layers of dry tech materials being set in place by the installer. dozerSep 26, 2011
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