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We used to refer to them as striated shakes. Around here striated shingles were applied in a large reveal single layer over asphalt coated fiber companion boards. Stabbing a paint brush up under the course butts recess beat your brush harshly. Double coursing this product today would be very expensive

Where do you find replacement cedar shingles? I am having a hard time finding some to replace the damages areas on my house. Thanks for the video!

They were really nice looking panels too. Too bad they were a horrible design where the mech would jam up sometimes and prevent the breaker from tripping, tripping too late, or if you dead short it, the breaker would trip so hard it would break itself.

Cool. Thank you

This is helpful! I was wondering how much tree debris would collect over time and you clearly showed that. Thank you!

There's supposed to be an 8th inch gap between shakes

neighbor had a new panel put in for $5000. ouch

Loose wires cause fires .

If you curt the power by half you cut the heating of the socket by 75%.

I had this happen and i know one other person that did also..they are not safe.

I'd be curious if those breakers could have been tested with an actual load current to see if they do still function as circuit breakers, or if 25% or them do not trip at all. That may help in the decision process whether to prophylactically replace the whole panel when StabLok is found.

Thank you. Your video is very informative.

4 minutes and nothing gets done. Just talk about putting up styrofoam

Does it drain tho?...I believe how it looks is not the point.

Always use high quality outlets and take an extra couple of minutes and make a shephards hook which is the best connection you can make! My house was built in 1957 and those connections are still working well with no issues.

So how would I turn off power to the panel in order to change it

The color difference is that that piece is upside down.

This is really alarming. Let me know. The inspectors, or realstate agent, missed a lot of steps. Or the owners didn't care to consider the information. One is in a closet without a cover. Basically, like gasoline to a match if you ask me. I ran here after seeing a realtor explain these need replacing. Now it's like what to do. If owners, be letting tenants sit with this hazard. What to do? This must be replaced we are in danger.

Should you replace it? Do you like your assets ?

No matter when your panel was made, someone wrote on it with a sharpie.

Very informative! Is that why red fang cast you in Wires.....?😂

Almost every building supply, building education, most people that have fixed existing home knows better than to block the air from your home. Homes need air circulation. Building materials need it, the health of your house depends on it. All this sealing up is noooo good for your home. Do your research. Ask people who work on existing homes not new homes that don't go back and see 5 Years later what happens to your wood , inside of your walls. Been at this for going on 30 years. I almost only do mold removal and repair. It's all most all due to people sealing there homes too much .. they simply are not designed to be air tight, the materials. Everything.

Hey man I went to Shorewood elementary school with you... awesome video! Glad to see you are doing good!

Instead of having the home owners go through the hassle and cost of replacing the entire panels why haven’t they developed a new safer breaker that can be fitted to the existing panel and clean up all the panel contacts?

Happened to me. Side wired the switches and can still run my space heaters. The boxes were hot to touch prior to re wiring. Nothing was melted. How I don’t know

I keep the temp in the house 50 degrees year round During the winter I turn on heat about 1 hour a day 4 months of the year. In the summer, 5 months I used 60,000 TonsA/C to cool the house down to 50 I love the winter when it is 20 degrees outside because it is 50 in the house with no heat.

Space heaters are people who don't pay the heating bill

always use 20 amp plug in in places that may use space heaters and 12 Gadge or higher wire thos 15amp with 14 wire burn house down

In the field, I like to refer to these backstab receptacles as La-Z-Wire. I always take a few extra seconds to wrap the wire around the screw. During my 6 years doing residential wiring, none of the receptacles or switches I installed failed, except for the occasional worn receptacle that won't hold a plug tightly, or a three way switch not working properly because the common and traveller got mixed up for whatever reason. On the other hand I've replaced several burned up backstab devices, space heaters and air conditioners being the culprit, and never had a callback.

I tell people about back stabbing all the time. It's fine for low draw equipment but high draw stuff is a problem. The contact area is too small on a back stab so resistance increases which means heat increases. Fire waiting to happen. Hopefully people will heed your words.

Leviathan = Leviton 🤷🤦😂

Does the plate screw out individually?

Thanks for a great explanation and sticking right to the point. I have never treated my roof before, today will be the first time.

Thank Eric, I've learnt a lot about FPE watching this video. Please, if you have the time, can you help me understand more as I am about to replace an FPE with 13(?) spaces each side with a new Square D panel. The lower spaces each side are occupied by 15 and 20 amp breakers that are connected to breakers in the top of the panel. Why did they do that? I am assuming I will need to replace them with stand alone 20 and 15 amp breakers in the new box. Is that correct? If you know of any reference material that would help me I would appreciate it if you could let me know. Thanks again for a great video. Best regards!

Hi Eric. Will the coating you used hold up to heat that comes up the chimney? Also, can you share a link (or details) on where you got the drip edging? Thanks.

Thanks for this, unfortunately now a days it won’t cost you $200 - $300, it’s more like $700 - $1100. I know because I’ve cycled through a few roof cleaning contractors. They spend about 45 mins and are done. Thanks helping others.

Was he supposed to not understand the phrase?

Thanks for the awesome video! Doing this tomorrow but had bought the liquid & the generic sprayer but this is so damn easy! Thanks for sharing!

Why don't you show how to get the breaker out when it's between two other breakers. A goddamn monkey can pop them out from the end

Fascinating video really. Thank for the info!

Seal tight, Ventilate right.

Buy 5-10# of baking soda, where they have bulk bins, and scatter it on the roof. It is not toxic and it kills the moss just as well.

You can also use double strength vinegar. Normal vinegar is +-5%. Double strength is 9 %. In Sydney dbl strength vinegar is about $1. . Once it drys the moss is dead. Even if it rains the next day the moss will die it takes about 2/3 weeks. Do you want to save money use vinegar. Powder does not get into the cracks and next year you will be paying to gave the moss removed again.

Nice!

you have a plumbers nightmare of assortment in pipe in your home

Have been quoted $800 and it’s only a 2 bedroom home which I think it was to much

This is a split bus panel, no main breaker an issue all by itself.

Help! I used both the spray and the powder, now my roof is stained white like grapgiti ! ! I've tried washing it with my hose, but when it drys it comes white again. Will this ever dissolve and dissapeare?

The safest, most effective and least expensive way to neutralize mold is: @

Where can I find your services?