$40/Lot
Current Ripon Inventory
Self-adhered roof underlayment
Check the current Ice & Water SA listing, confirm the coverage your roof plan calls for, then contact the Ripon yard before pickup.
A Clearer Material Check
Start with the roof detail, not a generic roll.
Self-adhered roofing material is often discussed as though every roll serves the same purpose. It does not. A roof may have field underlayment across broad areas, then need a different protection detail where the plan, roofing system, or conditions call for it. The location on the roof, the selected roofing product, the manufacturer’s instructions, and the installer’s plan all matter before a roll becomes part of the order.
Affordable Roof Supply currently lists Ice & Water SA at the Ripon yard. The listing states 200 square feet of coverage and gives customers a concrete product to ask about, instead of sending them into a pickup conversation with only a broad material category. That is useful when a repair or reroof has a defined detail and the crew needs to check current availability before scheduling a material run.
Stock and listed pricing can change, especially on a limited or overstock-style item. Call Ripon with the exact product name, the coverage or number of rolls the project calls for, and the timing of the pickup. The yard can confirm the current listing. The installer and product instructions should confirm whether it belongs in the assembly and where it should be used.
Current Listed Product
Check the item that is actually available.
The current Ripon listing is Ice & Water SA, described as 200 square feet of self-adhered roofing material and listed at $40 per lot. Those details make a practical stock-check call possible: the customer can name the item, ask whether it is still available, and confirm whether the stated coverage and unit fit the project’s material list.
Coverage is a starting point, not a takeoff. Roof edges, valleys, penetrations, walls, transitions, overlaps, and the specific installation instructions can change the amount of material a job needs. A 200-square-foot figure should be compared with the actual planned area and the required detail, not treated as a promise that one listed unit solves every water-protection need on a roof.
Keep the product name separate from the rest of the material list. Field underlayment, shingles, flashing, nails, ventilation, and roof-deck repairs are distinct items with different roles. Giving the yard a clear request helps it verify stock. Giving the installer a complete list helps ensure a convenient pickup supports the work rather than leaving a critical detail unresolved.
Listed Inventory
See the self-adhered material currently listed.
Call the Ripon yard to confirm the product, stated coverage, listed price, available quantity, and pickup timing before your trip.
Before You Call
Bring the details that make the stock check useful.
Start with the roof plan or installer’s list. Ask what the material is meant to cover and where it belongs. A clear answer may name a valley, an edge, a transition, a penetration, or another specific roof detail. It is much more useful than simply asking whether a self-adhered roll is in stock, because the final product selection needs to fit the roofing system and the work being performed.
Next, translate the plan into a quantity question. Note the area that needs the specified material, any required overlaps, and whether the project documents call for more than one type of underlayment. The roof measurement guide can help organize roof planes for a material conversation, but it does not replace a job-specific takeoff or product instructions.
Have the rest of the order nearby when you call. If the job also needs field underlayment, the synthetic roof underlayment listings show separate rolls and coverage. If the work reaches a valley or other metal detail, review the plan with the installer, then check the current valley metal listing. Keeping each material on its own line prevents a vague request from turning into a missed item at pickup.
Finally, confirm the pickup plan. Ice & Water SA is currently listed in Ripon, so make sure Ripon is the yard that fits the job before you leave. Have the product name, desired quantity, contact number, and timing ready. The yard can tell you whether the listed item is available. It cannot determine the final roof design, installation method, or material compatibility from a hurried description.
For Repairs And Reroofs
Keep water protection connected to the full job.
A repair can expose more than the visible shingle problem. Once roofing material is removed, the crew may need to address deck condition, the existing underlayment, or a flashing detail that was not obvious from the ground. That is why material should be confirmed against the actual repair plan before pickup. The right question is not whether a roll is inexpensive or nearby. It is whether the named product belongs in the specific work being done.
For a reroof, a complete material plan avoids the common mistake of treating water protection as a last-minute add-on. Field underlayment, self-adhered protection where specified, shingles, starter material, ridge cap, flashing, fasteners, ventilation, and roof-deck material can each be part of the project. The roof underlayment guide explains why broad field layers and self-adhered protection should not be treated as interchangeable.
Price should be compared only after the product and quantity are established. The current Ice & Water SA listing is $40 per lot with stated 200-square-foot coverage. Confirm the current listing and quantity with Ripon, then compare it with the project requirements. A lower price is not useful if the coverage, placement, or product itself does not match the plan.
Affordable Roof Supply can make the inventory side of the decision easier by confirming what is currently listed. The person responsible for the roof should make the final calls on material selection, installation, and compatibility. That division keeps the pickup conversation direct and helps customers arrive with a request that the yard can actually answer. It also makes it easier to coordinate a pickup with the crew’s schedule instead of discovering a missing material after the work has started.
Frequently Asked Questions
Self-adhered underlayment questions
What self-adhered roofing material is currently listed?
Affordable Roof Supply currently lists Ice & Water SA, with stated 200-square-foot coverage, at the Ripon yard. Call before pickup to confirm the current product, price, quantity, and availability.
How much does the listed Ice & Water SA cost?
The current listing shows $40 per lot. Confirm the current price, stated coverage, and available quantity with the Ripon yard before making the trip.
Can self-adhered underlayment replace all other roof underlayment?
Not automatically. The right materials and placement depend on the roofing system, roof design, installer’s plan, and product instructions. Confirm the complete material list before purchase.
How much self-adhered material does my roof need?
Use the project plan and the specific product instructions to determine the required areas, overlaps, and quantity. The stated 200-square-foot coverage is a listing detail, not a substitute for a job-specific takeoff.
Should I call before visiting the Ripon yard?
Yes. Call with the product name, quantity or coverage needed, and pickup timing so the yard can confirm the current listing before you drive over.
Ready To Check Stock?
Call the Ripon yard before pickup.
Have the product name, coverage, quantity, and timing ready.