How to install Metal Roofing 3ft panels-ASC Building Products
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Our Metal Roofing Installation Video demonstrates the installation of light gauge, exposed fastener, residential, agricultural, and commercial metal roofing.
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Very important information... this is roof construction... beautiful result... this video is noted in my work project... thanks for sharing. Monkordel
The uphill flashing install was very unclear. How does the panel magically go from a 120° bend to perfectly flat? 🤔🤔🤔
If possible I HIGHLY recommend installing these on top of 3/4” wood strips to maximize air ventilation under the metal. 👍👍 if there was a practical way to install solar panels on this roof vs standing seam I would use more of it but standing seam is much better for solar panel clamps.
How far apart would you put the woods strips? Wouldn’t you be worried about it caving in in the air gaps from snow or if you have to walk up on your roof?
@@w6p7a you’re supposed to do it every 24” I’ve seen some videos of people doing it 40” apart but that’s where the problem with snow weight and other factors would come in and cave in the metal. I wouldn’t recommend do in it more than 30” apart
There would be no air ventilation if the steel is sealed off!
this is an awesome video. Thank you for doing this.
ON THE ROOF PUT THE SCREWS ON THE IBR RIBS. ILL DIE ONE DAY I WONT BE HERE TO TEACH YOU
thanks for sharing
Nice work 👌👍👍💪
Thank you
Thanx for the info
Has me stuffed why they say to screw the sheets down in the valley and not the peak, the rubber washer under the screw heads dont last for ever and always some get damaged while the screw is being screwed down.
No purlins?
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that works thx.
where can i buy this roof? Thanks
So painful to see no mechanical turn ups to the sheet.
Use flashing or murder hornets will live there.
What kind off tape?
Butyl tape
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Thanks for this detailed excellent video. It was very clear and concise with no fluff or wasted time. THUMBS UP for sure!
I use 2" screws and screw down on the rib. I go with the theory of build your home on a hill out of the water not in a valley where the water flows. Skip the mastic and use Lexel clear silicone!
Lexel isn't silicone. They abandoned screwing on the rib in my area many many years ago. I believe there is too much deflection there.
This is the best comprehensive video on steel roofing I have seen! It very hard to find any guidance at all when I was roofing, I did nit all the details shown in this video but my roofs were guaranteed! Thank you!
1inch screws are never long enough should be 2or2@1/2 inches I have a friend with a pole garage over time freeze and thaw and wind worked the ends of the panels loose and caused leaks we replaced the screws with longer ones to fix the problem just a thought
They aure use a lot of butyl mastic tape. I don't see much of that used here in my part of New York State.
The underlayment should be installed OVER the drip edge flashing at the eaves and under the drip edge flashing at the rake.... at least its code in the North to ensure water from ice damming doesn't flow between and rot the fascia board.
Seems like the underlayment at the valley should be laid down first also for ultimate drainage purposes.
@@gary7708 10-4 😎
Calling bs on screwing into the valley. Get out of your offices and actually talk to and check out the homes of ppl whose roofs have leaked and caused extensive damage.
I can not find a video that shows in detail how to properly close a metal valley when a lower ridge runs into the slope of a higher perpendicular ridge roof section. The mystery is how to seal the very top where the valleys intersect.
WTF is a Ruff Panel?!
it would be proper to place and install screw out of the groove because the water will finds a hole to leak in when a heavy downpour occurs
Can you install this roof over your existing shingles roof? That’s what my contractors did, and I’m not sure if he was being lazy, or what.
I’ve heard that that is fine. I can’t imagine. It makes much a difference, the only issue would be if you already had a roof sheathing issue that never got addressed and is now harder to repair
Yeah, it's fine to do that. Like Raven☝🏻said...As long as the sheathing underneath is structurally sound. It also depends on how many layers of shingles you're laying on top of though. The only time it's ever been a problem for me, is on really old homes. I've seen when there's been literally 5-6 layers of shingles ON TOP of the original wood shakes that were used in 1918 when the home was built!😳
It was 2" worth of shingles/shakes on top of the 3/4 x 6" plank they used back then, before plywood sheets were a thing.
In reply to Mak Flan, and to further describe points I made earlier:
First, I daresay that if one hires a company to install a metal roof, most likely not a single worker in their crew has ever actually watched and learned all the details and countless steps shown here to properly install metal roofs. Instead, most workers are young and inexperienced, and most of them just "learn on the job" when a co-worker says something like "just snip and bend the ends in", because the more experienced worker does not know how it should be correctly done either. Even if an installer does know the more correct way to do something, almost all installers will take shocking shortcuts just to save time and effort, thinking correctly that "the homeowner will never know the difference".
Only, here is the problem: the homeowner WILL find out the difference when future problems and leaks occur. And mark my word, roofing installers will never return to fix improper work. In my true experience they simply stop taking your calls.
This video shows an amazing array of many dozens of fine points required to properly install. Typical roofers simply don't care to follow all these confusing instructions, and when they encounter various snags or problems they will usually just "work over it", meaning not correct the problem and just hide it quickly and move on. This usually has the effect of leaving lots of areas that will leak, especially during winds and storms, and may not be noticed early on.
In my experience, most instances of flashing will not be handled correctly. I could now write a whole book about all the poor installation procedures and omissions I have realized that roofers did. Here is the point: almost all roofers are NOT particularly educated or consciencious in their workmanship. They simply want to make the big money and move on to the next job. Problems left and created by roofers are often not easily fixed.
For example, I currently have some roof leaks and after months and even years of searching, have not been able to find a roofer willing to try to solve the leaks in a shingle roof. One very experienced roofer got on his ladder, climbed up, came down, and was unwilling to attempt the repair regardless of agreed price. Why? Because roof leaks are often not so easy to identify. Besides, "repairs" typically do not pay as well as installing a whole knew roof, and they want to make the "big, easy money". They usually seek to do only ranch house roofs: extremely easy roofs with no complications. I am sure the next time I get a new roof it will cost over $20,000, and I dread that day because I have been through that unpleasant experience before, and it seems that roofers often create more problems than they solve. And, I just know that installing metal roofs has much more room for error and improper methods than shingle roofs do. Either way, it is about impossible to luck up finding a qualified and diligent roofing team.
I was a professional roofer for over 25 years installing everything from large commercial systems to highly customized niche residential applications and everything in between. One of our many specialties was installing metal roofing and we not only had the knowledge, expertise, and skilled manpower to do the job from start to finish, but all of the necessary tools and equipment to fabricate from coil and flat stock every piece involved in the process. I had the pleasure to work with some of the best in the business and if one of our installs failed it would only have been the result of an F5 tornado or an airstrike.
I can also tell you that if I was going to spend the money on a metal roof, I would much rather prefer to have a standing seam roof installed over this system due to the lack of exposed fasteners involved, which will all be future failure points on this roof. The rubber gaskets on these screws have a u.v. resistant coating embedded into them but even with proper torque when installed, they will only last so long. In 15 years or so, you would have to either replace every screw or clean, prep and spray the entire roof with an elastomeric coating to prevent the eventual leaks that would inevitably arise.
You have to due your due diligence and like anything you get what you pay for, and quality isn't cheap.
I personally cannot stand most salesmen as they know next to nothing about the product they are selling while promising you the moon in the pursuit of a fat commission. I would personally want to meet and speak directly with the owner of the company, see examples of his work, scope out his place of business, and see what type of ship he runs firsthand before I ever committed myself to a legally binding contract.
Best of luck to you.
@@Sum-Ting-Wong71 Thank you for taking the time to write your thorough and helpful reply.
@@Sum-Ting-Wong71you seem to be telling us something important but it was quite long winding and I was lost. Can you please go directly to what is it you’re trying to say. Which is better and why 🙏
@@mengiequirante2460
You seem to be trying to grasp something outside of your ability to comprehend.
@@Sum-Ting-Wong71 that’s neat 🤣
IT WILL LEAK AT THE SCREWS
YOU NEED METAL ROOF WITH CONCEALED FASTENERS, FASTENERS UNDER THE ROOF
VERY HELPFUL! Very professionally done. This showed me the remaining add-on that I didn't know what to do about. Thanks!
ME: Yawn. Time for bed. We have school tomorrow.
BRAIN: lol no. we're going watch a video about a green roof
ME: ok
I just purchased a 4 year old home with a metal roof & on the rear section of the roof, the first row of screws horizontally begin 29 inches from the gutter. Should I be concerned?
Plumbing vents are the major left out part
Too much unnecessary complications !!
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This diagram has you cut some metal off to fit inside the first piece of flashing,but then it says to put caulking on it, then slide it under the first piece! This is physically impossible to have the second peice slide under the first yet have the trimmed off peice fit inside the outside crimped edge!
It would have to go on top of the first peice and caulking would be applied to the first peice of eves flashing!
I was sold a system that costs me more,and another company just uses drip edge for the edging,same as for a shingles roof.
The point is,if you watch different videos on how to install a steel roof,if your paying attention you should notice there's 2 ways to do it!
A 3rd is just not bother with eves flashing and the hardware you don't need,as your evestrough covers most of the wood under the roof as well as metal or vinyl soffit put under the overhang !
That vent does not look like it lets much air out.
Maybe folks on the west coast don't want vents.
But here on the Gulf coast I do.
This is the best installation video that i was looking for Thank You very much
Great video!, you have one for standing seam by any chance?
With proper self stick water barrier laid first, screw will be sealed by under layment. In case of washer failure wood should still be protected
Verry good👍, thank's for vidios, verry important for me,
Don't screw in the run of the sheet and instead of that foam that'll get eaten up by bats, just bend the top of the sheet backwards.
Nope, been roofing for over 30 years, and not one leaky roof.
You're doing it wrong.
Если так делать, то крыша будет золотая.
Are the stitch screw in the high spots of the panels ,actually suppose to screw into the wood or do they just catch the metal roofing panels and poly closure?
They catch the wood. Lengths of washer screws are normally 2.5 inches
Stitch screw are short and meant for metal to metal attachment
How to install metal roofing on a octagon building
THANK YOU VERY GOOD INFORMATION GOD BLESS
Installing metal roofing is such a practical and long-lasting choice for a home! Those 3ft panels from ASC Building Products must give a sleek and modern look, and the durability of metal roofing means less worry about replacements or repairs for years to come. It's great to see people taking on these kinds of home improvement projects. Keep up the fantastic work! 🏡🔨✨
When the foam under the roof cap blows out? #@!%
Hello,
Could you be so kind and tell me the name of the animation software that was used for this excellent video?
Thanks in advance.
Proper metal roofing shouldn’t have exposed screws.
Thanks for posting.
Drink every time he says fasten
Flashing*
Well detailed thanks
Great video! Most helpful for DIYers!
Nice video
What is the program you use to make this videos ?
Me too I am searching for the program the use. Did you find it?
@@me-bs3mw no bro sorry
You forgot counterflashing on your sodewall bud
I have one word to say - FLASHING
I like ASC roofing, but I've only done a couple with these type panels. I prefer their Design Span standing seam, but, it is more expensive.
You just messed up bad ,,,,,you never put screws in the flat you put them in the rib, in the flat is a guaranteed leak
Nothing is better than a roof riddled with screws and completely dependent on rubber washers, foan closures, and caulk tape.
"Gee, why does my roof leak?!?"
That's why we do Standing seam, mechanically seamed
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Use the 6' x 8' x 10' squaring method .
Your screw is in the very wrong location lol,,,,
I wish I could afford a nice roof like this for my 12'x16' shed. It'd last forever and look so nice.
I once bought a package from a lumber store that was special ordered. A deposit was paid but, it was not picked up. I just paid the difference. There was some pieces that I could not use but it was still worth buying at the reduced price.
sehr interessant ☕🔔✓
Only if you replace exposed screws every 5 years...
Have you got your roof yet? I’m very affordable
is gable flashing necessary for water prevention or is it just for aesthetics? I would like to have no gable flashing
You could do drip edge along the gable. But you must trim the pan so that a ridge is not at the edge of the roof.
Wrong in multiple ways bro , sorry 👎
. . . at time stamped 00.01.32 . . . is it really correct to fasten down the sheet between the ribs . . . I dare to say to fasten the sheet on the ribs to strongly avoid leaks even though you seal each screw fastener . . . what do you say?
Everyone attaches in the valleys in the US. I have heard that in Canada you screw in the high spots. The roofs flex in the heat.
It will leak like a sift with screws in the water valleys. Screws should be on the ribs.
Not so
@@gabeakiki3878 😳😆🤣
@@terrymcguire8476 back when the washer wasn't neoprene this was a 100% right. Lots of manufacturers say on the flat (some say both) I personally do it on thr top
this isn't 1972 grandpa
This video is excellent. It doesn't cover every scenario and doesn't cover standing seam roofing, but it is the best tutorial I've ever seen on doing exposed fastener metal roofing.
There is a video for standing seam. It is great just like this one.
I agree leaks happen placing screws in valleys.
This only stops rains, not hurricanes, I have been doing forensic architecture for the DoD, and I see them fail every time a hurricane passes through a base. After that, any heavy rain fall the interior of the building will be cover in pools of water or leak will came from the failure of the neoprene seals.
Wy to put the screws in the flat area.?.
Flor products....which company... We have to contact???
You got a wrong side of screwing loosening the sleeve jjoin.
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In some point going to leak for sure.
No one sells any of these fancy gable and eave flashings displayed in this video. So it is useless.
i was going to start looking for it in galveston tx. are you telling me i am not going to be able to find it? does this ASC company sell product?
Correct way
On the drip edge you are supposed to notch the drip on the first piece that is installed, caulk that one then the next open the hem put it in position then roll it into place making it easier and you wont plow the caulking.
Excelent method
Good info except you are showing work where you installed items and then mention after you installed them that they need sealant added after the fact. You have the sequence wrong at 7:47 and then again at 9:24.
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Because of the fires in the California I don't want vents under the eve.
Do you have a video showing a "Fire Proof" Roofing System for a HIP roof ?
I will have a "Vulcan Vent" on the roof and a "Vulcan Vent" at ground to have "cross ventilation" in the attic.
It's so sad to see all those people everywhere that lost their homes !
Not screws. Flat leak water
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Good teknik
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Let me put my caulk in it
Very well done, so i subscribed.
I do not understand why you are placing screws into the valley of the roofing profile. Over time the washers on the screws will deteriorate and allow water to leak into the roof??? My home has sustained major damage due to builders placing screws into the valley of the roof profile. I will note the original builders of our home did not place any screws into the roof profile valley. Only when we had a pergola attached to the house and for what ever reason the builders decided to place screws into the valley of the metal sheet roof profile and these leaked and have rotted out part of the fascia board.
You're absolutely correct sir. He hopes all his viewers are stupid and beauty parlors staff.
For some reason, the manufacturers recommend screws in the valley. I did my barn with screws at the peaks 11 years ago. Works great and no leaks. Just tighten the screws till snug.
I understand your thinking but remember - All roofs require maintenance - some more than others. Using 2 coats of synesthetic underlayment - outlasts felt and gives you even more protection. You should see how often satellite dishes get roof mounted. Crazy stupid
Manufacturers do recommend field screws. There are 2 items to keep in mind: most leaking issues are caused by under tightening or over tightening of the screws, and, it is recommended that screws are replaced, approximately 7 years, for this exact reason, even in the best of circumstances those washers will break down in the elements.
@@thundermountainmetal1692 Yes the UV exposure breaks down the rubber washers and I 've read that a lot of other problems of leaking are due to people over-tightening the screws during installation.
Good
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How about no fastener
Good video jimmy👌🏻
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