Is there an inexpensive way to keep debris that falls during re-roofing from covering reflective insulation in attics?
I'm particularly interested in the situation where the roof underlayment is 1958 vintange 1x8 boards. They are set close together with only a small gap between their edges. Is there a thin sheet of some material that can be glued to the bottom of the roof deck to keep out gravel from shingles when the roof is replaced? (As yet, there is no reflective insulation in the attic, I'm debating whether to install some.)
Some articles online insist that reputable roofers will clean up debris that falls into attics. However, in the house I'm thinking about, this is an unreasonable expectation. At its highest point, the attic space isn't tall enough for a person to stand upright. The only practical way to work on things at the edges of the attic is to cut holes in the ceiling. I don't mind cutting holes in the ceiling during remodeling to put something over the bottom of the roof deck, but I wouldn't want to cut holes in the ceiling every time the house is re-roofed in the future just to do clean-up.