after being a framer/roofer for 15 years, there's nothing I find more relaxing than coming home after a long day, cracking open a beer and watching someone else do it. no idea why that is. keep these coming.
25 year veteran of roofing here. Love the chipmunk voices. So true. All roofers do is talk all day. Probably talking about what happened at the bar last night. Love it!
As someone that just got done with their first day of roofing I can tell you that it is rough especially when it's well over 100 degrees ferrenheit on the roof. This job is no joke. Watch your every step with those nails. If your doing this in a cooler part of the world you should consider yourself lucky. Be safe
I have a question can you bring your own safety equipment like they have nothing stopping them from falling of there’s stuff you can screw into the roof and clip to your back so you don’t fall to your death
I mean it's nice I'm canadian and I've worked in 40 deg c which is like 100 deg f and it sucks but the problem up here is your compressor lines freeze in the winter plus with all the ice and snow it's a death trap so you don't make as much as you do in the summer and you stop around November or so resume in March if your lucky
I like how he made that climb up the latter look easy with that huge slab of wood like it was a Baseball bat and no gloves major props respect to these men who roof not a easy job bet its fun sitting on top of the world looking at the hotties walk by
These guys are brave men. Roofing is stranious and dangerous. You have to have nerves of steel to do this job. These fellows have my 🙌 respect and admiration👍💪🦾🖐🖐🤴. Please stay safe!!!
I’ve been roofing for 25 years and only have one comment….. I always put synthetic underlayment over my ice and water barrier. Nothing pisses me off as bad as trying to get shingles torn off that were applied directly on top of ice/water barrier. Give it a consideration. Love the video.🤙🏻
I have 40 years of roofing experience in Lake Tahoe and there has never been a roof I didn’t tear off. That was an applied right over the ice and water part of the job. No one said tearoff was easy. .
@@300ree2 shiet that was a while ago. Hell no it was commercial with tweakers. Quit after 2 days. You start at $20 to breathe fiber glass particles and wear them. You take the particles home and it fucks every surface of your living space up.
Dude, that was great to watch. I just had my roof re-shingled here in Florida. I stayed out of the way of the crew, but I really wanted to watch the process. This gives me a good idea of what you guys go through. You work HARD!
Yeah did roofing for a few years. One year in winter on a cedar roof. I slipped and fell off the roof. But the snow of thick and high enough from shoveling the snow off the roof. It felt like I fell on to a soft bed. We never wore harnesses because they got in the way.
So I’m a fairly new home inspector and I love watching these videos because the one area I never got a whole lot of experience in was roofing, I used to do rough framing and finish carpentry primarily, so roof are an area I want to understand more around and this video had really helped to understand the process, and flow of roofers so I can understand why and how certain things happen when I find them, so this video helps a lot
I did my first day today 3/25/21 ...id done it over a decade ago when I was like 20, 21...first hour was a mind fuck...got it under control...worked 3 hours made 200 dollars been home drinking beer since noon...so there's that
honestly I'm not a roofer I work for a restoration company,. basically all we do is tarp roofs temp. but I've seen all your vids and BDR',s BIG TIME! but I appreciate how informational it is. I notice when I see a bad roof and I'm happy to have some knowledge to tell the homeowner. 👊🏻
Notice the edge metal applied to bare sheating the metal will condensate and start dry rot always put all edge metal on top of paper so shingles can seal to metal that way you stop all your roofs from blowing off in 70 plus mile an hour winds 45 years exp
I been shingling for just about 2 years now and I’m so glad. I love my job. It’s not often you get to enjoy work so much but I can definitely say I haven’t gotten sick of it yet. I’ve been shingling for about 2 years but roofing for nearly 5. Got a long time to go but I’m excited for it
The only part that makes me nervous with being on a roof is right at the edge. I could stand and do work on the roof no problem but if I’m right at the edge I get nervous
Good work guys but I have a question Why Is it necessary to put a million nails In the underlayment? The shingle nails will hold It down. It just seems like that is just extra holes In the decking.
Dawson Lapointe IKO had a terrible reputation for many years here, but now with this new dynasty line they are now one of the top shingles here next to OCs
The number one mistake is not putting a vent over The old vent hole. The number one way to break your leg on the roof. The number to way to break your leg step in the vent hole Fall off the roof and break your leg
Does your body get use to all the labor and intensive work? Or are you sore and feel beat up everyday? I just got done replacing the roof on my lean-to and I am beat haha Your how-to videos helped me a lot. thank you
Love those videos about how they work in the construction I work as a painter and sometimes we get to work on roof and believe me or not it’s something scary hahaha 😂 but had once installed those and the box 📦 haha it’s pretty heavy haha
Ive roofed for about 5-6yrs and id never nail the underlayment down with your nail gun personality....i feel orange caps are the best specially for standing...could you explain why you nailed the underlayment down with coil nails, and not orange caps?
They weren’t walking on the paper and were putting shingles on that day, no reason to go all out with caps if you’re just going to lay on top of it. It’s like putting it on with staples, it works, it’s not the best like cap nails but it works
Jaydon25 25 We use the stingray cap nailer if rain expected in the forecast or we are to leave the roof open over night. If we are covering the roof the same day, that’s when we will use regular roofing nails. I know the manufacturer recommends cap nails.
I'm fucking wasted and there is no way in hell I can watch this whole video right now but hey felt pretty fucking good seeing the upload and be able to hit the first thumbs up because I already know it's going to be badass! P.O.V. roofing is the shit. I will be watching this in full before tomorrow is even half over. Usually don't thumbs-up anyting or thumbs-down anything without watching but here's a thumbs up. Better now then later.
Drunk or not, gotta finish the vid. Can't shut the shit off if I wanted. Be safe man. I'm going to quit typing so I can start watching again. Thanks for the appreciation but it's all mine.
Nice work guys, as always. But why carry a hatchet and not just a reg hammer? I roof for a living too. Don’t see much use for the hatchet if just banging asphalt shingles everyday. Much love.
In your nailing of the shingles, it looked like there was more space between nails 1 & 2 then the others were spaced evenly. You gotta have balls of steel to work up there. Good video though.
Itsme Forsure you are correct. The reason for that larger gap is to ensure no nails land in the seam of my shingles on the next course. Prevents nails from rusting and potentially leaking.
@@Average_Roofer i was going to say there is about a 6-7 inch staircase as some call it between one shingle and the one right above it, the one right above it is back about 6 to 7 inches give or take, so if u stick the 2nd nail in only about 6 inches from the 1st nail, then when u put the next shingle up the end of that shingle may be right where that 2nd nail was put, I like what u do when u only have like 3 or 4 inches give or take from the end of the shingle to the end of the house, so u just put like a what 10-12 inch piece on and then a full one after it, instead of a lil chunker at the end.. sometimes u may still have to cut off some if it over hangs... if im saying that right... haa ive been with my company for like 3 yrs now,
Piss me off when stupid ppl like comment on simple things. Like heck we walk everyday from 2 years old and still trip over shit and fall at adult age. Give this hard working Ontario man a thumbs up for his hard work and service to the community.
One of the most common and significant challenges that roofers deal with on a daily basis is weather and environmental factors. Here's why: **Weather and Environmental Challenges:** 1. **Unpredictable Weather Conditions:** Roofing work is highly weather-dependent. Rain, snow, wind, and extreme temperatures can disrupt roofing projects, making it challenging to maintain consistent work schedules and deadlines. 2. **Safety Concerns:** Adverse weather conditions increase the risk of accidents and injuries for roofers working at elevated heights. Slippery surfaces and strong winds can compromise safety, necessitating extra precautions and sometimes leading to project delays. 3. **Material Durability:** Weather conditions can affect the durability of roofing materials over time. Intense sunlight, moisture, and temperature fluctuations can lead to premature deterioration, causing the need for repairs or replacements sooner than expected. 4. **Installation Challenges:** Extreme heat or cold can affect the installation of roofing materials, impacting their quality and longevity. Cold weather can make materials more brittle, while high temperatures can lead to adhesive issues. 5. **Inefficient Workdays:** Weather interruptions can lead to inefficiencies. Roofers might have to halt work midway, leading to loss of time and effort in setting up and packing tools and materials. 6. **Client Expectations:** Homeowners and businesses expect roofing projects to be completed within a reasonable timeframe. Weather-related delays can strain client relations and lead to customer dissatisfaction. 7. **Project Delays:** Prolonged weather-related disruptions can cascade into project delays, which can have financial and scheduling implications for both the roofing company and its clients. 8. **Emergency Repairs:** Severe weather events can lead to emergency repair requests from clients dealing with leaks or other damage. Roofers must respond promptly, even in challenging weather conditions. To address these challenges, roofing contractors need to carefully plan their schedules, monitor weather forecasts, take safety precautions, and communicate effectively with clients to manage expectations. Embracing technology, utilizing weather tracking tools, and having contingency plans in place can help mitigate the impact of weather-related challenges.
LOVED IT!!! YOUR A BADASS ROOFER!!!
i realize Im quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to watch newly released tv shows online?
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after being a framer/roofer for 15 years, there's nothing I find more relaxing than coming home after a long day, cracking open a beer and watching someone else do it. no idea why that is. keep these coming.
Kallum Taylor i do the same thing. If you haven’t already, check out my framing buddy in California @MattBangsWood. He’s got some killer content!
Matt bangs wood is a hack.... hell he doesn't even know how long a 8 foot stud is
when you work hard as hell, this is universal among all trades
LoL same here.
@@51-FS lmao
25 year veteran of roofing here. Love the chipmunk voices. So true. All roofers do is talk all day. Probably talking about what happened at the bar last night. Love it!
As someone that just got done with their first day of roofing I can tell you that it is rough especially when it's well over 100 degrees ferrenheit on the roof. This job is no joke. Watch your every step with those nails. If your doing this in a cooler part of the world you should consider yourself lucky. Be safe
That’s 100% true!
I have a question can you bring your own safety equipment like they have nothing stopping them from falling of there’s stuff you can screw into the roof and clip to your back so you don’t fall to your death
@@justinrodriguez5439 They do but the equipment they were using only made you feel safe and was just a lose rope you had to drag around
@@StormRaid417 lol its for L&I not feelin safe, but if youre ever uncomfortable tell someone and rope up! Better safe than sorry
I mean it's nice I'm canadian and I've worked in 40 deg c which is like 100 deg f and it sucks but the problem up here is your compressor lines freeze in the winter plus with all the ice and snow it's a death trap so you don't make as much as you do in the summer and you stop around November or so resume in March if your lucky
I like how he made that climb up the latter look easy with that huge slab of wood like it was a Baseball bat and no gloves major props respect to these men who roof not a easy job bet its fun sitting on top of the world looking at the hotties walk by
Facts😂
Fr tho😂
These guys are brave men. Roofing is stranious and dangerous. You have to have nerves of steel to do this job. These fellows have my 🙌 respect and admiration👍💪🦾🖐🖐🤴. Please stay safe!!!
Ig you think this is scary look up iron workers litterally they see god
I’ve been roofing for 25 years and only have one comment….. I always put synthetic underlayment over my ice and water barrier. Nothing pisses me off as bad as trying to get shingles torn off that were applied directly on top of ice/water barrier. Give it a consideration. Love the video.🤙🏻
That’s the next roofers problem lol
I have 40 years of roofing experience in Lake Tahoe and there has never been a roof I didn’t tear off. That was an applied right over the ice and water part of the job. No one said tearoff was easy. .
I have an interview for a roofing job and searched up what to expect. Thanks for the upload. Looks chill man.
Same here how it going
@@Icemanysg4life i quit after a day and a half go work at a warehouse that uses productivity standard and offers bonuses
@@bigpostiedid you not like it ?
@@300ree2 shiet that was a while ago. Hell no it was commercial with tweakers. Quit after 2 days. You start at $20 to breathe fiber glass particles and wear them. You take the particles home and it fucks every surface of your living space up.
Dude, that was great to watch. I just had my roof re-shingled here in Florida. I stayed out of the way of the crew, but I really wanted to watch the process. This gives me a good idea of what you guys go through. You work HARD!
Bradleybox1988 thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed!
Good thing u didn't watch a BDR video...
Honestly 14 bundles off and on isn't much to brag about.
@@stevechamberlain570 who’s bragging?
I'm a general contractor and if my trailer ever look like that !!! I'd lose it!!! Great video bud!!
🙌🏻same hate that shit
I can't belive i am actually watching this...
Why
It's interesting
same
Yeah did roofing for a few years. One year in winter on a cedar roof. I slipped and fell off the roof. But the snow of thick and high enough from shoveling the snow off the roof. It felt like I fell on to a soft bed. We never wore harnesses because they got in the way.
Loved it especially the squirrel talk when y'all talk is hilarious
My dad did roofing and I’d go with him sometimes as a kid. Now I’m 22 doing roofing in this Texas heat. Can’t complain though
Damn..for how old that roof looks, the deck sure looks really fucking new
John Pierce without underlayment!! #Canadian
So I’m a fairly new home inspector and I love watching these videos because the one area I never got a whole lot of experience in was roofing, I used to do rough framing and finish carpentry primarily, so roof are an area I want to understand more around and this video had really helped to understand the process, and flow of roofers so I can understand why and how certain things happen when I find them, so this video helps a lot
Starting my roofing job in a few days. It’ll be my first “real” job and I’m pretty nervous but excited.
His Is it
How is it? Is it easy?
I did my first day today 3/25/21 ...id done it over a decade ago when I was like 20, 21...first hour was a mind fuck...got it under control...worked 3 hours made 200 dollars been home drinking beer since noon...so there's that
@@kevinvetme seems legit
Could see what destroyed the old roof instantly. No underlayment. The wood soaks the oil from the shingles and they become brittle.
Thanks for this video, it and the comments are very educational!
Our pleasure!
15:51 "oh" that moment when you realize you barely nailed off the felt with roofing nails as you're walking it lmaooo you're a beast bro!
I miss working with my guys back in North Carolina, we would usually get coffee in the morning before we meet up lol
Definitely always a great to start the morning!
Homeboy jumped off that truck and said “awwwwwh” like some dark souls character
honestly I'm not a roofer I work for a restoration company,. basically all we do is tarp roofs temp. but I've seen all your vids and BDR',s BIG TIME! but I appreciate how informational it is. I notice when I see a bad roof and I'm happy to have some knowledge to tell the homeowner. 👊🏻
Love the video makes me miss roofing with the boys even more
Nice job.. my work is demolition houses..and some time old house has up 4 to 5 layers of roof. Great team..nice job
I start next week super excited
Nothing like having to deal with BDR’s loud ass in the morning
sealtite87 Everyday!!
The good old days ! Nice work
Nice job dilly!! Keep up the good work..
Notice the edge metal applied to bare sheating the metal will condensate and start dry rot always put all edge metal on top of paper so shingles can seal to metal that way you stop all your roofs from blowing off in 70 plus mile an hour winds 45 years exp
That's a young man's job for sure !!!!
I been shingling for just about 2 years now and I’m so glad. I love my job. It’s not often you get to enjoy work so much but I can definitely say I haven’t gotten sick of it yet. I’ve been shingling for about 2 years but roofing for nearly 5. Got a long time to go but I’m excited for it
I was a Roofer for also 15 years. Mostly good, but I've found management was terrible so I changed career paths.
Why such a big gap between first and second nail????
Great job that's always the hardest to get going the first five we call it!!!
Definitely the slowest part on most roofs.
I got my working interview on Monday for roofing wish me luck that I can hang looks and seems fun and interesting
Damn dude that's a great little way to secure the hose up there. Thanks man
The tangled air hose had me dying 😂😂😂
That’s real life 😂
I'm 33 this year and I start roofing for the first time in my life next week..wish me luck
How was it?
Well….. the world is waiting
Been 3 years, still waiting.
I start my new job tomorrow just tryna refresh some stuff I haven’t roofed in years😂
Awesome roofer Wow Im glad you use a safety line !!!!!
The only part that makes me nervous with being on a roof is right at the edge. I could stand and do work on the roof no problem but if I’m right at the edge I get nervous
lmao says the white guy 😂
Good work guys but I have a question
Why Is it necessary to put a million nails In the underlayment? The shingle nails will hold It down. It just seems like that is just extra holes In the decking.
Had a feeling it was Canada as soon as I saw the IKO shingles haha
Dawson Lapointe IKO had a terrible reputation for many years here, but now with this new dynasty line they are now one of the top shingles here next to OCs
Soon he mentioned Tim Hortons lol
When he said eh?
Banging them shingles in the common bond everytime!!
BOSS SHIT BRO!!
1970 called they want their gas pump back
Oldest gas station in town! 😂
Wow! This is next level skill.
Am a roofer from Ireland 🇮🇪 cant get my head around the shingles work at all with the cover
Like how you do the roof step by step we are having the roof replaced by roofers now and they just started today and finish tomorrow at my house
The number one mistake is not putting a vent over The old vent hole. The number one way to break your leg on the roof.
The number to way to break your leg step in the
vent hole Fall off the roof and break your leg
Don't let Dmitry see that starter!! Haha badass video big dog. Subscribed!
Mr. Legit Roofing Expert I’ll argue with Dmitry 😂
@@Average_Roofer LMAO, same here bro.
Thats quite the peek on that one!
Yea I don’t like shingle starters either. I like a reversed three tab. You guys prefer the non adjustable roof jacks?
Interesting that you guys use nails to hold the paper on. We use staples
It takes 10 more minutes to pile the shingles, and throw them on the ground. Saves the gutter and the customers siding
Nice to see someone take a couple seconds longer and put the nails in the nail strip instead of machine gunning a rainbow on the shingle lol
Looks walkable I'm sure they threw them in a dump trailer or whatever they were using that day.!
Ayyy you work with BIG TIME!! Nice video
Does your body get use to all the labor and intensive work? Or are you sore and feel beat up everyday? I just got done replacing the roof on my lean-to and I am beat haha Your how-to videos helped me a lot. thank you
Love those videos about how they work in the construction I work as a painter and sometimes we get to work on roof and believe me or not it’s something scary hahaha 😂 but had once installed those and the box 📦 haha it’s pretty heavy haha
Ive roofed for about 5-6yrs and id never nail the underlayment down with your nail gun personality....i feel orange caps are the best specially for standing...could you explain why you nailed the underlayment down with coil nails, and not orange caps?
They weren’t walking on the paper and were putting shingles on that day, no reason to go all out with caps if you’re just going to lay on top of it. It’s like putting it on with staples, it works, it’s not the best like cap nails but it works
Jaydon25 25 We use the stingray cap nailer if rain expected in the forecast or we are to leave the roof open over night. If we are covering the roof the same day, that’s when we will use regular roofing nails. I know the manufacturer recommends cap nails.
This is great! Good luck in the future
I felt in the exact same way here in California!
Nice choice of tear off tool
Tell BDR we got Banquets in Michigan>>>
That’s how we start breakfast in Oregon 🍻
I KNEW I HEARD BDR IN THERE!!!! BIG TIME!!!!!!!!
Awesome video . Great job
Inch and a quarter nails to lay your synthetic underlayment? Pretty sure that's a warranty issue for IKO here.
They need to use the smaller nails with the cap things on the top no?
@@laloochoa3309 yes plastic caps
Damn in Florida we have so much more that we need to do to pass inspection.
Good work tho man was interesting
We don’t even get inspections here in Ontario :o
Summer time is like vacation for a roofer
what? no safety meeting before getting to work? doobie....
597158madroofer I don’t smoke weed, Josh had his.
I smoke weed just after work lol
I'm fucking wasted and there is no way in hell I can watch this whole video right now but hey felt pretty fucking good seeing the upload and be able to hit the first thumbs up because I already know it's going to be badass! P.O.V. roofing is the shit.
I will be watching this in full before tomorrow is even half over.
Usually don't thumbs-up anyting or thumbs-down anything without watching but here's a thumbs up. Better now then later.
Wm. D. Nelson thanks buddy appreciate it!
Drunk or not, gotta finish the vid. Can't shut the shit off if I wanted.
Be safe man. I'm going to quit typing so I can start watching again.
Thanks for the appreciation but it's all mine.
Nice work guys, as always. But why carry a hatchet and not just a reg hammer? I roof for a living too. Don’t see much use for the hatchet if just banging asphalt shingles everyday. Much love.
TheBearGrylz I use the hatchet a lot for ripping nails out of walls/step flashings
Depending on where the roof was started... left or right.. just pull up from the bottom of that corner as far as you wanna go.
Never replace the drip edge never nail down felt with a nail gun it blows through the felt !
a lot of felt manufacturers recommend you nail it down, thats what all the bullseye marks are for. should adjust the gun for it tho
u guys are lucky, we prep the whole roof before we shingle, takes a lot longer
Good work definitely was done right except where’s the underlayment/felt
Nvm I talked too early
The clean up is the worst part 🤣 the rest is fun as hell
What shoes do you wear to keep grip? 🤕
In your nailing of the shingles, it looked like there was more space between nails 1 & 2 then the others were spaced evenly. You gotta have balls of steel to work up there. Good video though.
Itsme Forsure you are correct. The reason for that larger gap is to ensure no nails land in the seam of my shingles on the next course. Prevents nails from rusting and potentially leaking.
@@Average_Roofer i was going to say there is about a 6-7 inch staircase as some call it between one shingle and the one right above it, the one right above it is back about 6 to 7 inches give or take, so if u stick the 2nd nail in only about 6 inches from the 1st nail, then when u put the next shingle up the end of that shingle may be right where that 2nd nail was put,
I like what u do when u only have like 3 or 4 inches give or take from the end of the shingle to the end of the house, so u just put like a what 10-12 inch piece on and then a full one after it, instead of a lil chunker at the end.. sometimes u may still have to cut off some if it over hangs... if im saying that right... haa ive been with my company for like 3 yrs now,
Piss me off when stupid ppl like comment on simple things. Like heck we walk everyday from 2 years old and still trip over shit and fall at adult age. Give this hard working Ontario man a thumbs up for his hard work and service to the community.
He did that because you don't want nails in the rain slots(seems)
Sorry, didn't see the first comment before typing lol
How many videos of him have you watch? Me: yes
😂😂🤙🏼
It sounds like Alvin and the chipmunks cussing the whole time but I love it
Shingles looked absolutely horrible.. decking looks like it was installed yesterday 😂
carson Goodman isn’t that insane. Never even leaked they said... 🤷🏻♂️
Your Average Roofer they definitely got their money’s worth out of them
Why are you the only one tied down to the roof? The other men are able to fly I’m assuming
I value my life and wanna go home to my family everyday
Just another day for me bro
The roofers before you guys had to do a good job being that there was no underlayment
The house is straight gravyyyyy
Love your videos my guy!
Roofing jacks on a higher than 10/12 pitch?
You should use couch cushing. For step roofs
Wish we had shingle roofs in the uk that looks too easy. Mind you I would be bored in two days. Now lead roofing that's hard work.
One of the most common and significant challenges that roofers deal with on a daily basis is weather and environmental factors. Here's why:
**Weather and Environmental Challenges:**
1. **Unpredictable Weather Conditions:** Roofing work is highly weather-dependent. Rain, snow, wind, and extreme temperatures can disrupt roofing projects, making it challenging to maintain consistent work schedules and deadlines.
2. **Safety Concerns:** Adverse weather conditions increase the risk of accidents and injuries for roofers working at elevated heights. Slippery surfaces and strong winds can compromise safety, necessitating extra precautions and sometimes leading to project delays.
3. **Material Durability:** Weather conditions can affect the durability of roofing materials over time. Intense sunlight, moisture, and temperature fluctuations can lead to premature deterioration, causing the need for repairs or replacements sooner than expected.
4. **Installation Challenges:** Extreme heat or cold can affect the installation of roofing materials, impacting their quality and longevity. Cold weather can make materials more brittle, while high temperatures can lead to adhesive issues.
5. **Inefficient Workdays:** Weather interruptions can lead to inefficiencies. Roofers might have to halt work midway, leading to loss of time and effort in setting up and packing tools and materials.
6. **Client Expectations:** Homeowners and businesses expect roofing projects to be completed within a reasonable timeframe. Weather-related delays can strain client relations and lead to customer dissatisfaction.
7. **Project Delays:** Prolonged weather-related disruptions can cascade into project delays, which can have financial and scheduling implications for both the roofing company and its clients.
8. **Emergency Repairs:** Severe weather events can lead to emergency repair requests from clients dealing with leaks or other damage. Roofers must respond promptly, even in challenging weather conditions.
To address these challenges, roofing contractors need to carefully plan their schedules, monitor weather forecasts, take safety precautions, and communicate effectively with clients to manage expectations. Embracing technology, utilizing weather tracking tools, and having contingency plans in place can help mitigate the impact of weather-related challenges.
I wish I could wake up after the sun has been up for a while. I'm on the roof as the sun is cresting over the horizon
Awesome job though, you have your profession down to an art form
Were the gutters getting replaced?
come too England and try roofing in the snow
It snows here to 🙄
Great work
Wow! That is a raggedy roof. Definitely needed to be replaced lol
Great bud learned a lot
Keep it up! Let’s go ! Great work bro!
What state are yall in? I roofed in san antonio tx. For 40 years started on wood shingles.
3 minutes in and I’m thinking this guy is kinda slow, then I realize it’s even being sped up lol