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Plywood in attic
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Workmen replacing some damaged siding found that the siding toward the top of roof, attic area,is nailed into 2×4 posts, and there’s no plywood. You can see into the attic between the 2×4 posts since there are no plywood “walls”. Without removing all of the siding, can the plywood be added from inside the attic?
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Adding plywood from the inside would be one heck of a trick. Believe it or not it’s not very important. Strange yes but the attic is a unheated / cooled area. However the heat alone would cause the siding to freak out so I would install the plywood.