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Nashville Home Inspection - Roof Ridge Shingles - What's Wrong with This Picture?
HINT: Another foreclosed home. When do you think the roofer found about that?
ANSWER: The roofer probably found about the foreclosure just before he installed the final roof ridge vent. As a show of professionalism, at least he covered the opening into the house at the ridge. In this case the roofer just hammered down a few shingles and left the rest sitting on the roof. An easy fix, but an ugly testament to the times we live in.
Thank you,
Richard Acree
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That is just sad. What, and extra 5-10 minutes on the roof could have fixed it right the first time? Ridiculous!