Mike, I can relate.  I had quite a few of those nail pops but just recently had my first pipe boot, actually there was two of them.  I have had that kick out flashing before also but have not had the split cap shingle at gable.  That is probably coming next. 

Thanks for the pictures and the explanation.  This was helpful.

Marchel,

Next we discuss "ridge vent."  :)

Lola,

Glad to hear it!  And thanks for stopping by and commenting.

Mike - It is always a learning experience.  At least these are all pretty minor things in comparsion to the 3 chimneys that I had to have torn down for clients last year, lol.  Good luck

Mike, I love the pictures you provide. It's a teaching experience. Q: Did you take the pictures yourself?

Joe,

Yes, they are minor issues.  Heartburn from the minor stuff is easy to help.

Darleen,

Yes, those are my photos.  Glad you like them!

Mike,

Here's a new roof flashing without
repairing the brick that had eroded away!

I appreciate your "hands-on" post!

Mike in Tucson

Mike,

 That is some bad looking brick!  Is it a historic structure?  I have recently seen some very crumbly brick in 100+ year old homes in our area.

Mike,

Real Estate is always a learning experience.  I still remember my first repair request.  My client flipped out but I called a friend who is a contractor and the actual cost to repair was pretty small.  Sometimes all those technical words make it sound worse than it is. 

Rita,

A picture is worth a thousand words, isn't it?

Visit this website www.dryflekt.com  for more information

BG

Bob,

I think you have a heck of a product, that addresses a detail that is usually poorly handled by most roofers.