Moleruns (Mole Runs) Recomendation

[Michael Thomas]

Roof is currently watertight, but entire surface has numerous mole runs.

Ignoring the other problems, would you recommend replacement?

[Jerry Peck]

Roof is currently watertight, but entire surface numerous mole runs.

Never heard that term before. You may need to use poison peanuts as a first treatment. ;)

Always called them "wrinkles", or "blisters", or "fish-mouths" depending on how big they were. :)


Ignoring the other problems, would you recommend replacement?

Yep. and properly slope the deck too, requires a minimum 1/4" per foot slope.

[Michael Thomas]

Never heard that term before.

Hum.... checking.... it's in wiki:

mole run - Wiktionary (http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mole_run)

and the Wayne Roofing disctionary as well:

Roofing Glossary (http://www.waynesroofing.com/glossary4.html#m.1)

[Michael Thomas]

However Jerry's is always the "conservative" recommendation, anyone else?

[John Arnold]

That's mighty wrinkly. I'd recommend replacement, too.

[Ron Bibler]

I would like to see that roof under Infrared:eek:

Best

Ron

[Michael Thomas]

[quote=Ron Bibler;96563]I would like to see that roof under Infrared/quote]

Actully, I'm going to try to get back out there very early morning after the deal closes, - not much to see topside after 5 hours in direct sun.

No water at the underside, either, though there was a classic missing insulation image, and lots of "quality" ductwork.

[Ron Bibler]

quote] Actully, I'm going to try to get back out there very early morning after the deal closes, - not much to see topside after 5 hours in direct sun.[/quote]


Can you say that another way ? I can't understand what you are trying to say. thanks.

If you are saying what i think you are trying to say :eek: dang...

You should go up on the roof just after sunset a keep a Thermal eye on the roof for thing to come alive for you.

Best

Ron