We began weatherproofing the roof this week, despite a continued beatdown from Mother Nature. In between the snow and rain, we've been rolling out and torching down a SBS modified bitumen membrane (I know you want to say that 5 times fast) that should keep everything watertight. For aesthetic reasons, we've also foregone traditional eavestroughs in favour of an enclosed roof with hoppers at the corners. The hoppers have built-in strainers that will prevent large debris from clogging them, further reducing the likelihood of a leak.

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+ The 360 Winnett Project
+ 360 Winnett: Demolition
+ 360 Winnett: Foundation
+ 360 Winnett: Excavation
+ 360 Winnett: Framing the First Floor
+ 360 Winnett: Heavy Lifting
+ 360 Winnett: The Cost of Water
+ 360 Winnett: Structured Analysis
+ 360 Winnett: It Looks Flat, But It's Not
+ 360 Winnett: Cold & Frosty