Hello, Recently, I removed shingles on my garage roof so I could apply ice&water shield where the roof-line abuts the sidewall of the house. I applied the ice&water shield so there is around 10 inches on the roof deck and 10 inches on the sidewall. Now, I have a leak. Recently, we experienced several days of extremely cold weather and a lot snow, then, quickly, the temperatures climbed into the 50's, so the snow has been melting quickly. That's when the leak started. I have attached two pictures; one from the inside of the garage and one from the outside. From the inside, you can see the sheathing spacer. That's where the drips were coming from. From the outside, you can see a pink rubber band in approximately the same area as where the leak is seen. Note: I removed the last bit of snow in the area where you can see the exposed shingles. After I removed that snow, the leak stopped. The Ice&water that I applied went up the deck and sidewall as far as the base of the valley where the house's roof-line dives into the garage's roof. I suspect that the intersection at the base of the valley is where the leak is. I suspect that the melting ice caused water to back up under shingles. Do you have any suggestions as to how to pinpoint where the leak is? How should I fix it; tar it up or remove and re-apply? Thanks in advance. [attach]101265[/attach] [attach]101266[/attach] [attach]101267[/attach]

Hey y'all First time poster here. I have a fun project I am working on; a derelict 1950's homestead cabin in the Mojave Desert. Currently is just 4 cinder block walls. First thing I want to do is put a roof on it. Simple slight pitch design, room for insulation, small skylight and a big overhang off the front. Here is a drawing I did of how I want it look, but I need help from the pro's (you guys) on rafter layout etc etc. Let me know what you think! Best wishes Mojave Bill