Fire Stations Roof Repairs

Remove and dispose of existing clay roofing tiles and accessory pieces. Remove and dispose of waterproof membrane and wood battens (if present). Inspect wood board roof deck and replace rotten, weak or damaged boards with new. Apply self-adhering, reinforced roofing underlayment. Install new clay roofing tiles and accessory pieces that match existing, battens (if necessary) and flashings for a complete, watertight roof. Fire Station #4 includes approximately 30 squares of clay shingle tile on a roof with a slope of about. 9 in 12. The building is two stories with an eave height of 24'- 0"+. This station has approx. 1 1/2 squares of single-ply membrane roofing over tapered insulation to be replaced in two areas: 120 sf over the single-story entry and 35 sf on top of the hose drying tower. Fire Station #7 includes approximately 36 squares of interlocking "French" clay tile on a roof with a slope of about 6 in 12. The building is one story with an eave height of 12'-0"+. This station has approx. 4 squares of single-ply membrane roofing over tapered insulation to be replaced in one area. Fire Station #7 has exposed wood rafter tales, exposed roof deck at the eaves, eave and rake boards on the roof and dormers and steel windows in the dormers to be scrapped, primed and painted concurrent with the roof work. Fire Station #4 has a painted eave board that will need to be repainted to match the color of the new gutters. Install new pre-finished metal gutters and downspouts matching the existing size and style at both stations. Flashings other than gutters and downspouts shall be copper as indicated in the specifications

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Thermal and Moisture Protection, Dampproofing and Waterproofing, Thermal Protection.