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      04-29-2021, 05:18 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by charlie fairmont View Post
I'm getting a new roof (NE FL). I'm getting mixed messages about types of underlayment. Do any of you have any input on cons of getting "peel and stick" versus more traditional, non peel and stick? (Like the old tar paper except that nowadays it's a synthetic, plastic or tyvek-like material.)

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I am a former roofer and a former Florida resident (just moved away in 2019). I replaced my roof in 2018. Using a 'peel and stick' underlayment is code in most jurisdictions now, hurricane Andrew changed everything. There are no cons, it is an awesome product and will save your house in the event you lose some shingles in a tropical event. I used GAF Weather Watch on my house. I am assuming you are using shingles.
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