Whether you’re working on a tile, shingle, or flat roof, there are different types of underlayment that need to be installed for that specific roof type. In this video I’ll show you how to install nail down underlayment on a tile roof. In this case we’re using Owens Corning Titanium® X30 Premium Synthetic Underlayment which is a great product that we recommend if you’re unable to use a self-adhere underlayment.
0:00 Intro
0:09 explanation – what is nail down underlayment and Titanium X30
1:02 cutting, laying out, and installing the first layer
1:33 type of nails used for installing underlayment
2:09 installing drip edge
3:16 installing the first layer of underlayment around a curb, skylight or dormer
4:45 install the second, primary layer of underlayment over the drip edge
5:22 installing the second layer of underlayment around the skylight opening
6:24 installing underlayment around a pipe or penetration
8:30 installing underlayment on a rake
This video is from our latest series, “Tile Roofing Guide,” where we will walk you through every step of the process when installing a brand new tile roof. From the tiles themselves to bird stops and eave risers, we will give you all the details on how to install a tile roof properly.
We are a licensed and insured roofing contractor based in Burbank, CA, so keep that in mind when you watch our videos, as roofing regulations are different across the country.
We service the Los Angeles area, and if you’re looking for a trusted roofer, be sure to contact us today for a free estimate!
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How to Install Titanium X30 Underlayment | Tile Roofing Guide
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