A lot of the time this has to do with how far the patio roof is extending up the existing roof line. Also, sometimes it simply has to do with the typical wind direction in the area you live in and where the patio cover is installed, which there isn't much that can be done about. If you don't risk snow / ice buildup, some customers have also installed some 'shielding' to prevent rain from blowing in (just like would typically be done on the other open faces of a patio cover structure).

Hello, we will provide you with new butyl seals free of charge when replacing your roof, just reach out to us with your ship to address and we will send asap!

@@woodstonestructures5991 Ok, so that isn't really the issue. How do you suppose you remove the roofing under a load bearing structural support point? Let alone along a line of shingles. Products like Skyjacker allow the roofing to be replaced without impacting the structural load point.

Our hardware is at a high price point for good reason. Not only is our product one of a kind, but we have also meticulously designed and engineered Patio Roof Risers to give contractors and homeowners trust that the product holding their patio cover is never going to fail. You will also find it a huge time saver!

This video is quite dated now! We have a new installation videos on their way, but the most up to date installation instructions can be found on our website at patioroofriser.com. You are correct, though. Patio Roof Risers are engineered to install outside the exterior wall directly into rafter tails or into blocking installed between them. Our engineering documents for load and uplift values for this install location are also available on our website.

Yes! It mounts directly on top of existing roofing material and secures into rafter tails or blocking. Once tightened down, the pre-installed butyl seal will be under 1,830 lbs. of compressive force, preventing any leaks. It's fairly simple to re-roof as well. Simply remove one Patio Roof Riser base at a time as you replace the roofing material beneath them. For more information, check out our website, patioroofriser.com.

Absolutely! The mounting lags just need to attach to either rafter tails blocking. Our website details both installation methods. Because of the various profiles of metal roofing, the blocking installation is typically preferred as it gives you more flexibility in mounting positions.

There are instructions on the website. You would have to build a frame under to replace the roof. However I would replace your roof or give it a fresh coat of paint after rust treatments before applying this kit etc.

Our install instructions is a great place to start. patioroofriser.com/install-instructions The installation of the risers into the roof doesn't change and once your beam is set, the build would go together like any traditional sloped patio cover. The installation instructions cover some tips and tricks for all of these processes. Feel free to reach out on our website contact form if you have any further questions!

Our engineering documents reflect the loads that this specific part of the roof can withstand. Most of that load is still being transferred into the exterior wall of the house. The reason we engineered it this way is for liability. It can still be installed directly above the exterior wall, allowing for higher loads, however, most builds will not exceed the loads that the rafter tails can support. I encourage you check out our engineering documents at patioroofriser.com/engineering.

Each Patio Roof Riser comes with 1/8” thick butyl rated for 50 years pre-installed. Work with any type of roofing except for tile. We’ve never heard of them leaking.

Depends on the kit. A single Patio Roof Riser with hardware is $124.55. But we have complete roof packages too that go by the size of the roof you're building. They include hardware for all of the posts and beams as well as the Roof Risers themselves.

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Absolutely! 4x7 rafters are perfect, especially 4' on center. One thing to consider is that your rafters may not line up with the edges of your deck or patio below, so you may have to split the difference on your beam overhangs if they don't line up. Other than that, all should be perfect!

Hello Jay! Thank you for the question. The short answer is No, the roof won't leak. Patio Roof Riser bases have a self-healing butyl pad on the bottom. When the lags are driven into the rafter tails, the water sealant seals the threads entering the roof as well as extrudes around the base plate to prevent water from entering the area. The amount of water pressure it can repel far exceeds rainfall or even standing snowmelt. As an additional benefit, because the Patio Roof Riser is designed to be installed to blocking of rafter tails over the soffet, outside the building envelope itself, a failed installation would NOT result in a leak that allows water to enter the primary building structure. We would be happy to send you installation instructions or have a conversation with you about your particular application. Please feel free to reach out to us! Patio Roof Riser [email protected]

@@patioroofriser would love some more info on installation, cost and where to purchase. My email is [email protected] thank you

😅 Not to worry Mr. Comeaux.Patio Roof Risers are designed so that the mounting lags can easily be backed out, and the bolt/nut/pins -connecting fasteners- carefully removed from the hardware and set aside, ONE BRACKET AT A TIME- you can access the roof surface by cutting out the old material and sliding out the PRR “foot” so that you can remove and replace the old roofing 😁 The integrity of your install or your structure will not be affected by addressing the hardware one unit at a time as you move along the roof. The waterproof sealant pad can be stripped off with a metal trowel and some acetone. Contact us for replacement pads. No other pergola mounting hardware currently on the market can be adjusted in this manner. Hope this info helps. If you have more questions, feel free to contact us directly through our website, email, or social media. Our personal cell phone number is avail on all those platforms. 😁 www.patioroofriser.com [email protected] we’re on Instagram & Facebook.

PATIO ROOF RISER this hardware is so badass it would outlast (God forbid) a structure fire, tree-fall, or lightning strike storm damage to the pergola lumber! You can literally leave it in place as you remove and replace say, a damaged section, or the entire pergola structure. (provided the roof was intact- although you’d likely be able to recover the hardware in the ashes if it wasn’t. PRRs can also easily be taped off if you decide to paint your pergola - which is a much nicer scenario to imagine 😂

@@patioroofriser Seriously? What do you use to lift the patio up and hold out of the way? A FLOOR JACK. What is your resume on engineering? Also the roofer is taking a gamble unbolting the mount while the patio is resting loosly and could slip and fall. I'm not an attorney but this may get someone injured by taking that advice your giving.

@@ericelam1014 life’s a risk mf 😎

Phil King Great question! Short answer is the lags connect into solid blocking, but there are two ways to install them. Option one is for enclosed soffits. Patio Roof Risers can be installed 4’ on center through the roofing and into the first 6” of rafter tail, outside the exterior wall between the bird blocking. Depending on your structure this is around the 1250lbs. per PRR post. Option two is for open soffit. Patio Roof Risers can also be installed 6ft on center. Install solid 4x8 doug fir blocking between the rafter tales up against the bird blocking using 6 - 5” ledger locks 2” on center each side. Depending on your structure this is around 2300lbs. per PRR post.The lags are rated 305lbs. per inch totaling 1830lbs. at the waterproof connection. This job had a non-typical 3’ open overhang. And they installed solid 4 x 8 doug fir blocking. There is a ton of info including install instructions on our website. Patioroofriser.com You can also contact us if you have any other questions. Thx!