Episode

Excessive Gaps in Wood Decking

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The FORTIFIED Factor
Published
Jan 16, 2026
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Summary

What’s happening beneath your shingles matters more than you might think. In this episode of The FORTIFIED Factor , our AI Experts—powered by the real-world experience of Knockout Inspections—break down excessive gaps in wood roof decking and why gaps greater than 1/8 inch can put your home at risk during high-wind events. Using official FORTIFIED Home™ guidance, we explain: Why “solidly sheathed” roof decks are critical for wind resistance How excessive gaps impact asphalt shingle performance When manufacturer guidance applies—and when FORTIFIED Standard Detail F-RR-5 becomes the approved solution What homeowners, contractors, and evaluators need to know to stay compliant with FORTIFIED Home™ Hurricane and High Wind standards Whether you’re upgrading an older home or planning a roof replacement, this episode helps you understand what inspectors look for and how proper corrections can protect your investment—and your peace of mind. Have questions after listening? 📞 Call Knockout Inspections at 855-GO-FOR-KO (855-463-6756) or visit fortifiedhome.com to speak with our in-house FORTIFIED Evaluators.