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W.R. Grace roof underlayment costs, pros and cons

W.R. Grace roof underlayment comes in nine different styles that you and your contractor can use in place of roofing tar paper.

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W.R. Grace roof underlaymentRoof underlayment acts like a support garment for your shingles. The underlayment stops moisture from sliding underneath the shingles and into the roof. W.R. Grace roof underlayment comes in several styles. 

If you have ever lived in a house with a leaky roof, you might have some experience with roofs that lack underlayment. Underlayment is waterproof and forms a barrier that blocks moisture. You need to use the product all over your roof to keep your shingles from sitting flat on the roof.

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W.R. Grace roof underlayment comes in nine different styles that you and your contractor can use in place of roofing tar paper. Ask for a roofing estimate before the contractor starts to install roofing underlayment to see if some products will reduce your roofing cost. 

Grace Basik is a self-adhesive product that doesn't require the use of nails. The product is especially suitable for blocking ice and rain on the edges of your roof and other places where ice dams might form.

Grace Ice & Water Shield works well on sloped and gabled roofs, because the material blocks driving rain. You can use the roofing membrane under any type of shingle or tile.

Grace Ice & Water Shield HT is a similar product that quickly adheres to the roof and works in warmer climates.

You can also try Grace Ice & Water Shield strips. These strips come already cut, which makes installing the pieces on an asphalt roof even easier.

Other W.R. Grace roof underlayment products include Grace roof detail membrane, which acts as a waterproof shield under your shingles, and Grace Select, which works well in windy areas. You'll also find products like Grace TRI-FLEX, Grace TRI-FLEX Xtreme and Grace Ultra.

Your contractor can give you an idea about your roofing underlayment cost and which products are best for your climate or the weather conditions in your area. Roofing contractors have experience working on residential roofing jobs and installing asphalt roofing. Your contractor will tell you the roofing prices upfront. The company should also give you a roofing warranty on the work the contractor does.

While roofing underlayment adds to the cost of your new roof, it can save you money in the long run by stopping the development of leaks and other damage. Use Reply! to find qualified roofing contractors in your area. With so many different types of W.R. Grace roof underlayment, you mind find it helpful to talk about them with your contractor first to ensure you make the right decision.

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