• TremLock T-138 Shingle Recover System

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    TremLock T-138 Shingle Recover System features standing seam metal panels that install directly over existing shingles without tear-off or underlayment, eliminating the expense of shingle removal.

    A patent-pending clip holds the panel 0.75 inches above the existing roof to allow continuous air flow between the two roofs, reducing heat transfer without impacting durability or walkability. The panels can be individually replaced if they are damaged and improve the roof’s watertightness.

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