What is Ice and water barrier?
Definition. A self adhering waterproof membrane installed under shingles in leak prone areas such as valleys, eaves and around chimneys and vents. The International Residential Code requires an ice barrier at the eaves in areas with a history of ice dams; elsewhere it is commonly used in valleys and around penetrations.
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Does insurance pay for building code upgrades when your roof is replaced?How ordinance or law coverage pays for roof code upgrades in Georgia: drip edge, underlayment, ice barrier wheDoes homeowners insurance cover interior water damage from a roof leak?When interior damage from a roof leak is covered: storm openings, gradual leak exclusions, mold limits, and whWhat is a roof insurance supplement, and what usually gets missed?A roof supplement adds items the first estimate missed: drip edge, starter, ice and water, steep and high char
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