Remove old shingles and felt down to bare decking. Replace any rotten decking. If decking meets fortified requirements use 8D ring shank nails to nail decking to rafters every 4”. If decking doesn’t meet fortified requirements install 7/16 OSB over entire decking using 10D ring shank nails to secure to rafters every 4” (redeck not included in SOW, additional fee applies). Install MFM deck tape to all decking seams. Install OC U20 synthetic felt over entire roof installing OC Rhino ice and water
2230 S Lopez St, New Orleans, LA
Permit Details
- Permit Number
- new_orleans_la2-43900
- Type
- residential_re-roofing
- Status
- issued
- Issued Date
- June 2, 2026
- County
- New Orleans, LA
Parties
No contractor listed
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About residential_re-roofing Permits in New Orleans, LA
What is a residential_re-roofing permit?
A residential_re-roofing permit authorizes specific construction or renovation work at a property. It ensures the work meets local building codes and safety standards. Most jurisdictions require permits for structural changes, electrical work, plumbing, roofing, and demolition.
How long does this permit remain valid?
Permit validity varies by jurisdiction. In New Orleans, LA, permits typically remain valid for 6-12 months from the issue date. Contact the local building department for specifics.
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