Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 3 Exam Practice

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Which of the following is accurate regarding roofing materials and their application?

Installation location must be specified by Ontario Roofing Standards.
Shingle colors are regulated by municipal bylaws generally.
Tar is not used in residential roofing applications.
The pitch of the roof must adhere to local guidelines.
Flashing is generally used where different materials meet.
Standard roof pitch is required by the Ontario Building Code.

The correct answer is: Flashing is generally used where different materials meet.

Flashing is a critical component in roofing systems, used primarily where different materials meet—such as at the junctions of the roof and walls, around chimneys, and at roof penetrations. The purpose of flashing is to direct water away from these vulnerable areas, preventing leaks and water damage. Proper installation of flashing is essential to ensure that transitions between surfaces are weatherproof, and it commonly comes in materials like metal, rubber, or polymer. The other choices address various aspects of roofing regulations but do not accurately reflect the specific role of flashing in roofing practices. For example, while roof pitch and material specifications are governed by building codes and regulations, the statement about flashing accurately highlights its functionality in enhancing the roofing system’s integrity. Thus, recognizing the role of flashing in protecting different materials is crucial for proper roofing installation and maintenance.