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music is a little too loud. Great video! Please continue making content.

1. Roofs are analog not digital 2. Ice and water hasn’t been around nearly as long as shingles, how did we ever get by until then? 3. Underlay is snake oil if you’ve ever ripped a roof more than 20 years old you’d know lol.

Did you actually go back n find the leak?

Grace is by far the worst material you could ever try using. The problem is in the heat you can’t work with it without having it eventually fold up and stick to itself. These membranes that are coated in plastic are terrible for nailing into especially since they do what they advertise and that’s shed moisture and the issue I have with it is that fasteners are metal so that moisture tends to rust out the fasteners placed over top of it. Granulated material tends to absorb and distribute moisture enough to prevent moisture from making continuous contact with fasteners whereas plastic coated surfaces will hold that moisture in bulky beads that will sit against obstacles like the tops of shingles and nail penetrations. It’s especially bad when placing drip cap or drip edge over top of material with plastic coating. As a roofer of 30 years I will always recommend a granulated material for eaves protection.

Damn now I’ve got to go back inside and get changed out of my tank top and flip flops 😊

I really like video on how many nails to install a shingle I've done two roofs of my life, I've used a staple gun is that still a good practice today did I put on I lived in this house and it's been on for 30 years now. I live in Phoenix Arizona so we don't get a lot of wind

I don't care if they used recycled plastics or if it comes from pure Pennsylvania crude. Does is look and act and last like slate for substantially less money?

You gotta be quite an idiot to throw all the fucking tear off on the ground

Same on the slow speaking. Even if I start faster, I still slow it down lol. I’m from lower Alabama

Your video didn't include the typre of snow guard that clamps to a standing seam metal roof ON the standing seams. And I'm talking about the same type that screws to a panel but this type instead clamps to the standing seam the same way snow bars do. In addition your video does little to explain the locations where snow guards need to go in a staggered pattern.

Do you have a link for the snow guards that are metal? The one you are holding that is the long bar version?

critters eat the poly down here in Florida. every 4-6 years. Looking to go back to "LEAD"

What's her Instagram

Thank you.

Your thumbnails are not impressive. You should rename your company T&A Roofing.

Where’s the girl????

That's champering a drain not a sump, 2 single ply roofers who got no clue. Man I miss BUR, give me a mop or a torch any day!!

Another possibly great video unwatchable because of OBNOXIOUS BACKGROUND MUSIC!!!!

❤❤❤❤thank you a very clear video now I am educated

Roof installed two weeks ago. Tons of rain last night and deck is covered in granules

Given the proportion of labor vs materials costs, durability is very important from a cost perspective. Also, both labor and materials will likely exceed general inflation. As an example, in my area of CA, highest quality Architectural shingles are going for over $250/sq. Most of that is probably due to Covid inflation so hopefully prices will not continue on that trajectory.

Music was terrible

no trouble to tell this is a warm rain place, we don't let ourselves get wet here in Newfoundland if we can help it. great way to get hypothermia.

👍.... Great job

Why play that rubbish music it’s hard to hear you over that

Bullshit

I always see these on steep roofs. I have a 3' rise on a 12' span. Does that affect what kind of snow guards I can use?

Roofer just installed these and I was bothered by them as they looked beat up. Though it was more like the sheet metal one and solid metal pipe. Seeing how squishy it is makes sense as to why it looks the way it does.

What are the best type of snow guard where there are lot's of leaves over or around a roof that fall on the roof in the fall. I just removed a channel type( believe you would call them) because they where constantly plugging up with leaves and debris from the tree's. What would you suggest? thanks

I'm a latino and found your example hilarious 😂 Thanks for the videos!

Oddly I plan to do this exact same solution with standing seams and feather into asphalt shingles. Cabin at 10,000+ feet and the northside always has 2 foot ice dams. New asphalt roof lasted five years on the north side. Freeze\Thaw destroys it fast. Full metal solution would be best. Installing a quality metal roof is not something I would be able to do. Location makes roofer at least 2x times more expensive.

There’s a few cheap but bad shingle brands out there and unfortunately it’s the need to save money that ends up costing you more in the long run. You get what you pay for when it comes to everything in life and shingles are no exception. Either are installs so do research and make sure the company does in fact have a history of standing by their work. Everyone has issues from time to time but your local company should be willing to rectify them and remain in good standing with the community they serve. The cheaper quotes may come from newer owner operators so don’t be quick to discount them because some of the biggest high volume companies can be worse than the chuck in a truck tailgate warranty guys. Timberline if you ask me full prep and 10 year workmanship is the go to from my experience

If you get a botch job and don’t have the money to replace it buy a box of caulking and look for loose ones to reseal. So if it’s old and maybe starting to shed tabs but you don’t have the money use caulking to seal down the pieces if you find them laying around it will get you by just be sure to recheck after wind storms

Great content!

Will you please attach the flyer you use? You said you would attach it but i dont see it.

Great pictures of the Salem V.A. as a patient there it was like witnessing history watching it get new slates and copper installed.

Thank you for presenting content in a straightforward manner, without pretending you're a comedian.

This video has nothing to do with a ladder or the roof.

What are they made of vs. the other synthetic cedar, and then how does each material hold up?

You give this big spiel about how qualified you are and then give a bunch of bad advice: 1. A ridge vent covers a giant hole along the peak just like box vents which cover small holes. 2. Box vents rarely rust. They are either made out of galvanized metal or aluminum. The box vents on my roof are over 30 years old and going strong. 3. Ridge vents have the same mesh and potential for critters that box vents have, however, plastic ridge vents are more easily chewed through by animals. 4. Box vents are installed only a few feet from the highest point on the roof, making them slightly less ideal at removing heat. I would never have a ridge vent. They weaken the peak of the roof, are prone to storm damage, the plastic is prone to shrinkage which pulls the seal apart and makes them leak (they won't last as long as the rest of your roof). They also block the peak of the roof from walking and materials during maintenance. They slightly improve ventilation but create numerous other problems. I am convinced that roofers push them because they are an opportunity to make more money.

Thanks friend.

Also Pitch Factor App is very good

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This guy is a genius.

Hello I am roofing estimater

I roofed for almost 5-7 yrs 30 years ago and again on and off four years ago. Tonight at 59 yrs old I lost my nerve. I couldn’t remember how to step off! But our roof is steeper than that one is!

I 2ND THAT ON PLANIMETER!!!!

I'm gonna call B.S. on the "traditional values" statement and the ONLY REASON I'm here is because I thought (nooooo he didn't) ... and yes you did #SMH

Too many mistakes to mention. This guy just cost this home owner a lot of money.