We're having to repaint some weathered fascia. I've bought the sander and am ready to paint, but my dad said that unless we get a drip edge installed here, it will just happen again. But everything I see online about installing drip edges seem to be geared toward shingle roofs. Looking at the picture, does it look possible for us to install a drip edge ourselves? Or do the tiles need to be completely removed, a bigger job than we can do? [url]http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/6439/fasciacloseup.jpg[/url] Any other suggestions about preventing weathering? :confused:

Oh Crap! I noticed a small drip coming into the kitchen cieling, dripping onto the top of my cabinets. I did a bit or research and relaized I probably have ice dams. I went outside to inspect and sure enough, I have huge isicles, and my gutters are filled solid with ice. I have traced the leak to an area of the roof where the main plumbing vent escapes the roof. It seems the water has backled up the roof and is following the pipe down and into the kitchen on the first floor. I'm in deep sh$t here... I have a feeling that my roof sofit vents are covered when the previous homeowner resided over the wood shingles with vinyl. The attic has one gable vent and one ridge vent. Blown in cellulose which is surely covering the soffit vents... Obviously the venting needs to be addressed... What should I do??? I'm in a bit of a panic here. I'll probably go to HD and see if I can find a roof rake, but what else can I do to minimize the damage??? Please Help! Thanks, Bryan