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Many residential designers pay too little attention to roof overhangs. Our house was built without eaves or overhangs. Water runs off the roof and floods our basement with almost every storm. They are traditional features that have evolved over centuries and serve a useful purpose. Yet they seem to be disappearing, particularly on metal roofing thanks
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