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Salute with mass respect, thank you Jack for sharing ;-)

Perfectly explained - thank you!

Thanks for your video. I have a tin roof. I have tried to do repairs from underneath. Your comments about water tracking and the need for 40mm dip were great. I think it is why my efforts to patch have not worked. The sarking was installed tight, and water is tracking and pooling in the overlaps.

"Details". Take care of the details.

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It was the symptom, not the root cause. Thanks sir, enjoy your sharing, it's like listening to a very good teacher who knows philosophy (dealing with luck, randomness, risk management), way beyond roof preparing. 🎉

Thanks for the video, honest and explained well in a TL;DR and honest / straightforward view, that's what lacks in the tradesmen world (craftsmanship), good to see. You & the channel deserve a lot more subscribers and views! Starts from this comment, salute ;-)

There's no perfect solution, only trade offs - some better than others and it depends on your specific situation. Just make the best decision you can at the time and commit. Wise words for basically most things in life.

That house is uninhabitable. Disgusting.

That second home is horrible Black mold everywhere

Good honest video sir

The 80/20 rule: 20% of your effort will achieve 80% of the result. The remaining 20% of a result, will therefore take 80% of your effort. Financially. Where $100=100% it will cost you $20 to deliver 80% of an outcome. The remaining 20% will cost you $80. People will mostly be happy with 80% outcome.

Roof plumbing with philosophy. You are of course 100% correct.

Great, informative videos, with a bit of philosophy thrown in.

love the life transition bit!

This is a really helpful video, thank you

Holy moly that ceiling is concealing a house of horrors!

Quite funny listening to you two discuss the work while watching b roll of how atrocious it looks 😂 These guys were absolutely not qualified

Thank you so much for your quick response and explanation Have a great day😃

And yet our roof was repainted 20 yrs ago with no weep holes and we have had no leaks Just had it redone now and not sure if the roof tiler has put in weep holes this time I’m confused as to what did work 20 yrs ago to what your saying will happen in 5 yrs from now with our tile roof

Great video, I'm sure replacing tiles are worthwhile compared to repairing, but when on a budget, sealing both the tile and the watercourse with weatherproof silicone is an excellent solution and I appreciate this video.

What about gluing a piece of thin rubber matting where the water drops at the bend, that will stop the noise, and its much easier and cheaper

good solution

This is such a cool channel. You deserve more subscribers.

Very informative video 👍

What do you think of the Easy-Flow guttering system? It has hangers which create a fall in a PVC gutter which is enclosed by a deep, aesthetically pleasing exterior long box. A plate with large holes fitted with leaf strainers sits on top of the box and above the PVC gutter below.

silicon does breakdown overtime, heat and pressure!

they do make a good product Velux.

Fair enough. I have experienced the failure that you showed. We would stand on the purlin to receive and lay the next sheet anyway; which is preferable and safer anyway. I just love the speed and ease of laying speed deck ultra. But there's another popular and cheaper one available now (with the little ripple marks ( I forget it's name sorry).

I noticed that other roof repair channels, such as Flat Roof Doctor, use both Poly and silicone for repairs. The results in their videos seem very trustworthy. However, some people say that Flat Roof Doctor is related to or owns the product they use. Therefore, I believe silicone sealant is a more reliable choice. What do you think about using flextape(water proof seal tape) to cover wide gaps, then apply silicone sealant on top? Is that a reasonable option?

Probably they use it because they can get it in the 600 ml sausage so as long as it is quicker they don't care. The trades in Sydney are getting worse every year.

Raked ceiling should have been noted. They are risky to a roofer; for the very reason you experienced. You're an intelligent man. I'm a roofer. You'll survive well friend .

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience.

great vid

This channel is excellent, especially for the AU/NZ regions. It provides a lot of useful information. Thank you!

Learnt plenty today.

Great video. Super clear and concise. Thank you

Thanks for proving Stratco's Top deck sheet's s superior strength over Colorbond's klip-lok and Stramit 's Ultra Deck 700 series roof sheets .

I think the first repair is a fair gamble, trying to fix the obvious. After that i would cut a hole in the gyprock ceiling and water test the roof from the bottom up. It takes a few hours to do properly and people might not like the hole but if they intent to fix the damage on the inside it probably needs patching and painting anyway.

Thanks for providing great services. Can I share to you some important tricks for grow your channel subscribers and video views?

Great roofing services ❤ Thanks for providing great services. Can I share to you some important tricks for grow your channel subscribers and video views?

I’d love to see a follow up about Sarking under tin roofs. Great reference photos and great explanation. Thank you

Great demo. What do you prefer to use for battens? I'm finding it hard to buy untreated pine battens in Sydney. Is it better to use metal battens?

Most roofers reality is just based on ease of doing the job and they just try and justify it to cover for laziness.

I've just installed Trimdek style 0.42BMT roof sheets on my new shed. The biggest issue I've had is with creasing/bulging on the flat pans of the sheet where it rest on the roof purlins. The roof has steel Z purlins and a thin aircell type insulation. I made sure to brace the Z's as I fixed the sheet to keep them flat to the sheet. The roof was screwed in from a scissor lift with no weight on the sheet and the screws were very carefully driven as to not overtighten but still these imperfections in the sheet are very visable from the right angle and in certain light conditions. I wish I had just put corry roof sheets on instead

Expensive repair that one.

Thicker packers seem better - there's always gonna be a gap from the bracket

You did an excellent job

what is the cost for that roof replacment

damm sparkies