With the continuous progress of urban construction and the renovation of old houses, the number of roof repair and new

construction projects is increasing. However, many property owners tend to overlook the roof underlayment, which actually

has a significant impact on the quality, durability of the roof, and their wallets. Here are three key points regarding roof

underlayment:

Firstly, choosing the right material is crucial.

There is a wide variety of underlayment products on the market, with a large price range. Some property owners opt for

cheap ones. While they might seem to work fine on ordinary days, when faced with extreme weather such as heavy

rainstorms or hurricanes, they are prone to cracks and damage, leading to waterproof failure, water leakage indoors, and

high repair costs. The Bigfoot roof underlayment incorporates a high-density fiber grid, which endows it with strong tensile

and tear resistance strength, providing better stability compared to traditional asphalt felts.

Secondly, precise installation is essential.

After selecting suitable underlayment materials, if the installation is careless, all previous efforts will be in vain. The

Bigfoot underlayment is designed with unique patterns that can assist workers in precise layout, ensuring correct

overlapping and avoiding water leakage through gaps. It also speeds up the installation process and improves

accuracy, guaranteeing quality while saving time.

Finally, regular maintenance and inspection for potential hazards is the

"secret to longevity".

Roofs are constantly exposed to the elements like sun, wind, and rain, causing significant wear and tear on the underlayment.

Regular inspection is the "secret to longevity". Property owners need to arrange professional personnel to regularly check the

underlayment for signs such as blistering, peeling, loosening, or curling, and repair any issues in a timely manner to prevent

large-scale damage that would result in high repair costs.

Reminder to property owners: whether you are repairing or constructing a new roof, do not underestimate the importance

of underlayment. Keep these three points in mind to lay a solid foundation for your roof. We will also share more practical

information about construction projects later.