I think it's obvious that Eric is a good roofer and a good man. Not only would I hire him to do my roof, but know that i would enjoy working on his crew.
I wish I was a roofer in the US where this video was made ! If this work is actually thought off as good! I'd hate to see what the bad roofs look like ! Keep praising yourself ..
Sin experience y si tubiera los tools para hacer este trabajo, me dedicaria hacerlo. Aqui el compa holding the camera explica paso por paso como hacer un buen profesional roofer. Disfruto cada uno de sus videos. Felicito por tan excellent trabajo y excellent videos. Gracias por esa ayuda.
I think you did a very fair job and good explanation of roofing details.The only thing I would have done differant is one side of the skylight was close enough to the valley.Maybe you could have just run it into the valley metal.Bummer the tile pans ended on top of the high side of the tile.I realize sometime it just works out that way.I used to work for Letner.Been around.
I have to ask the little cocking that you put down what if is heavy winds would that hold against the heavy windsas far as a storm or rain storm or something what would you need to make sure that the tile does not fall off during the heavy season
Hey Eric keep Up the good work brother!!! I wish you were here in Orlando,FL I wanted to work w/ you guys and learn from the best. I am trying to start my business but don't know much about it. Muchas gracias por compatir sua vídeos hermanos...
Elmer: thanks for your comment you remind me my last dentist appointment ...I had a tooth fixed by another dentist and this guy told me this : I need to redo the tooth because the other dentist didn't do it the way it should be done , well let me tell you this ...I had that tooth fixed few years ago and I have no problems with that ... I have no seen yet a roofer that says another roofer did a or is doing a good job, there are always something to say about the other guy ... That is good tho...because it shows that you have a different perspective of the world ...it's doesn't mean you are right tho.
For the people that live in the hot areas and your roofer wants to install self stick membrane read this:\ self stick membrane seal the roof completely and don't let your house "breath' at all , you will have to install a lot of dormer vents to prevent damaged to the interior of your house such as mold to the drywall , the paint will peel off , the interior of the closets will sweat and you will see mold growing ...etc... The roofer really has to know when and how to install self stick membranes , so please read the manufacturer's specifications before doing such an investment . and last ...Remember the house you live in is probably 30 to 50 years old and has been there with a roof that was installed by the old school roofer but yet ...it lasted the time it supposed to last . So it's not the materials people ...it's the roofer that has to do the magic !! Greetings to all the retired roofers from the 30's ,50's ,70's !! You rock Guys !!!
+Roofing Solutions By Eric Garcia The offset vents allow the roof to breath right? So peal & stick should not be a problem. It's no different than the old school guys that hot mopped the 90lb for underlayment.
I have a s tile roof and the squirrels are getting in threw the hips and ridges because they aren't filled in. Would i be able to use stucco mix with color instead of cement?
Why does it look like alot of the tiles are not sitting flush against the one next to it? There are several tiles that dont look like they are sitting flat and dont look straight.
At 4:15, is that the final product!? Caulked cuz he cut it so short and left the tails for the water to ramp off. What ever water doesn't run off that tab ain't going uphill over that tile below and have to get past the rtw blocking the tilepan. It'll clog and jump the metal right under that valley flashing. I would make my guy rip that up and redo right with a cricket that isn't short to the tilepan. Run the tile pan to drain to the valley. Hope you at the least finger smoothed that caulk my friend. Jobs site is clean and you are laying the tile fast, I'll give you that. Some of the metalwork and other details I'm seeing doesn't make sense to me though and are the cause of many of the leak repairs I do today.
You are right like the metal flashing he did on the roof hatch the side flashing is supposed to overlap the bottom flashing but wat he did the side flashing is under the bottom flashing
On point man! I have put alot of roofs on , but still - I learned some things from this video alone. Loading the roof was the only part that kicked my ass in the beginning! I used to do this tile roofing in San Antonio , Texas . THANKS for the video
I enjoyed the instructional portions of the video. Two suggestions or three. 1. Stop waving the camera around. It's very hard to view the progress and sort of hides the mistakes. 2. Read the crits from other viewers. They will help you with your cred. 3. Stop yelling and bragging into the camera while viewing. The neighborhood is filled with quality work. "In quietness and confidence shall be your strength" Isaiah You"re lucky to have the men helping you. They're your currency. Give them credit and pay the well.
the flashing on the front of the sky light should go on before the channel on the sides ( never rely on mastic or caulking) also the back pan should be folded a couple inches from the actual corner so the water drains well away from the face of the chanel
Hey eric, estan bien curadas tus videos. Yo estoy reemplazando el papel arenado en mi casa de un porche que es "flat" y no se como hacerle en la union con los shingles para que no me entre agua. No he encontrado uno de tus videos que muestre eso. Que me recomiendas?
@00:22:23 it shows tiles attaching to the front of the Facia Board. ....QUESTION: .... [[[With nails going through the Facia Board]]] -- How is it possible to come back 12-15 years later and paint the "Facia Board" without painting the tile? ...?... Do I have to remove a row of tile and reinstall when done painting the "Facia Board"? ... PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
hey Eric disculpa la pregunta yo estoy haciendo el mismo trabajo por primera vez para mi casa en New Orleans pero estoy usando el mismo tipo de Valley tu tienes en el video muchos otros ruferos me dicen que es incorrecto crees que es el correcto?
+Celso Abarca por que es incorrecto? hay dos tipos de valleys, el de 18 y 24' el de 24 es para la teja y el de 18' es para shngles, tienes que usar el de 24 pulgadas si estas installando teja. tambien fabrican uno que se llama Ribvalley es para prevenir que el agua salga del valley y caiga sobre el papel puedes doblarle las orillas con el martillo y asi ahorrarte dinero , por que el rib valley es caro. saludos . Eric.
The flashing at the base of the skylight goes UNDER the flashing coming down. Not over Think the way water moves down the roof. You dont want water to be directed Under flashing but Over flashing. Another problem is Kicking in the tile when you are replacing a broken tile…. If you kick it in you risk ripping the tar paper. Always lift up the tiles and SET them in. Not scuffed in like risking damage to the tar paper.
This are some of my tricks and tips about tile installation, I'm a professional roofer and this is my trade, everything you see in this video will help you to have a better understanding of the roofing trade, I'm trying to share my knowledge that has taken me 20 years of my life in this short videos for the viewers that want to improve their knowledge.
Ey cómo está en los vales son muy malos ya asen de unos más anchos y no usa palos para la reja y el vale necesita una tirada de papel abajo y papel arriba del vale y es más rápido cortar la teja con sthill tile saw
tricks of the trade! thanks bro! man youtube is awseome. im gonna build a rocket, go to Mars and build me a house with a tile roof. good stuff, keep it up...👍👍
Cutting a valley in the valley. Real tile roofers can read a tape and cut the valley out side measuring the width of the tile..cut boom done. Da hecks with all the caulking? You keep real roofers busy
Haha I know you don’t need to throw no chalk line you can use the center of The Valley as your guide to... after doing this so long u should be able to eye ball it
Im not a roofing installer, why didn't you put the roof to wall at the bottom of the skylight under the saddle lower ends? Also, rake tiles look nice. I agree your tiles look better.
1: The metal is 26 Gage it's found at any materials supply like ABC, Allied , Pacific Supply , Etc... 2: The use of battens it's a requirement sir ...not something you have to install in any roof , if you are a roofer you supposed to know that battens don't let the water run under the felt freely , so you only have to use them when the roof is steeper than 5/12 to prevent the tiles from slipping down . 3: There are no missing cuts on the valley sir and every manufacturer says that the minimum head lap is 3 inches, the tile it's 17 inches so every tile on the video it's at 14 inches , some are at 13.5 depending on how you finish the roof on the ridge. 4: I'm installing the tile according to my region sir , I don't live in Texas or Oregon or Canada, I live in beautiful Southern California here the minimum requirements are : 1 single layer of 30 Lbs. felt ( I used 2 layers by the way ), you have to install the products depending on the region you are in sir remember that please , just because in rainy areas use self stick membranes ...it's doesn't mean you are going to use them everywhere.
yes I know is backwards , the reason : is to blow the tile dust to the front away from your face as you cut tiles, you don't want the dust all over your clothes and face .
Well, I'm glad to hear that you put it that way on purpose. It's no fun eating tile dust but the only time it blows back at me is when I'm cutting into the wind. So I always try to cut with the wind & not against. Like I said, glad to hear that you have a reason for the way you do it.
Hey I've been looking at your videos, me dan risa. But how much on average does it cost to do a 100' by 60' house with this tile average just to think about it. How much is the cost in material. And what is the advantage of tile vs shingles.
R III Ruiz Lol, 100 feet ? x 60? feet....that's 60 squares call any roofing supplier they should give you a free estimate base on your measurement. The tile will last longer than the shingles and it can be re-used just replace the underlayment and the cost is about 80 bucks more per square than shingles.
R III Ruiz you are looking at 200 bucks per square roughly , plus the labor of removal and installation, If you do it yourself probably you will save the removal and installation.I don't know if you are roofer or not ?
Hi, at 19:20, you talked about the tiles in straight line, how do you keep them straight vertically? I always have crooked vertical line even though I placed the tiles carefully next to each other. How do you do that? thanks.
The way I used to do it is by putting 3 tiles in a row and checking the top of the tiles if you see one corner sticking up just move the tiles to make the top look even
lol.. I don't like those valley metals for tile roofs, they tend to leak much more quicker than the ones with the extra borders. Also.. I could cut that valley quicker, just as straight, without a chalk line, with a cut-off saw w/ 12inch blade. Good job anyways. Clean work, just like how I like it.
¿Por qué no hablas en tu lengua materna? Los gringos buscan a los suyos para ver los vídeos como este, que hable su lengua materna. Pero esta chingón el vídeo.
Unless it has dripedge on the fascia se miran feas montadas, real easy to keep em straight, nothing will fall off cuz if a 10 penny doesnt grab fascia? 16 penny. Montadas only with real old rakes that were bigger than the standard rake today.
And at 14:30 i noticed after your guy that isn't tied off walked over the open skylight curb that shoulda had plywood over it, your guy didn't bib the skylight saddle. And next time why not put a $100 aluminum solar tube tile flashing in the bid, saves time and meets code and TRI requirements for 2 metal flashing on a tile roof.
For those that don't know about tile, if you see any tile installations from the 1930 and 1950 you will never see a gap between the valleys, the new rookies cut the valley because they think the water will run off the valley, sorry but only We the tile roofers know the trick about the valley installation.
Hey im doing a roof tile n i have never done it b4 but im doin pretty good so far but i would really like if u could give me some tips n answer some ?s i have so please contact me back if u can
@@carlosrios9169install the rakes on both sides , then put the last rake in place and eye ball it to mark the 45 angle cut and do the same with the other one. In the center of where the 2 fascia board meet. Nail 2 8d nails about 1 inch exposed to not let the center of the rakes sag in the center and keep the same straight course. Then make sure each tile cut at 45 degrees matches wiht the fascia cut in the center and theres no gap between the other angle rake
+Sergio Miranda el 80% de los techos en el area donde yo vivo no se usa Lead, lo usaban mucho antes los roofers , ahora se usa 2 peels and stick antes de usar el saddle stack flashing, ademas es malo para la salud,
Todos tus videos son buenos ,y tus consejos ,,pero en esa skylite si me desepcionas ,tengo alrededor de 15 anos haciendo roofing ,y por mi esperiencia ,me todo arreglar muchas liquiaderas por esa metaliada en skylite y chimenea,,y eso que asen con el serrucho no esta bien es peligroso
what gage of metal is that??? looks kinda cheap also you are skipping a lot of stuff,like the minimum head lap of the tile you also did't explain why you aren't using battens or wakaflex,there's also missing cuts in the valleys You probably need to come to North Texas so we con show you how to install Tile according to TRI standards!
You are talking too much, please talk about the measurements from the edge of the roof on how far where the first tile will start. Also how end the tile on the ridge.
33:26 mas bien yo te voy a enseñar como se pone la teja 🤣🤣🤣 le e puesta la muestra a vatos que segun son expertos con 20 o 30 años de experiencia 🤣🤣🤣 primero usa valley metals de 5 crown, luego usa el rollo de plomo para tus traga luces , luego cuando pongas tu ridge tile no lo corras todo para un lado acuerdate que si va de gable a gable se termina en medio y si va de hip o gable a un Valley se termina en el Valley , cuando pongas la base de los vents as una camisa de felt en vez de ponerle esa cochinada de Henry
The standards are so different around the world.... at a basic level, concrete and clay tiles have a 50-year guarantee, and any flashings, fixings, etc should be equal to that.... caulking, mastic and metal are not equal to the material. Unfortunately, you make claims of 'best' roofing but I'm not seeing that.
I think it's obvious that Eric is a good roofer and a good man. Not only would I hire him to do my roof, but know that i would enjoy working on his crew.
You are so talented that now I'm learning Spanish!
Very nice job on the tile as well as the video. Thank you for taking the time to make this instructional video.
I appreciate so much all the content you do I’m lurning so much .
Thank you Eric. I looked at the other guys videos and threw them away. You tell the truth about how to roof!!
I wish I was a roofer in the US where this video was made ! If this work is actually thought off as good! I'd hate to see what the bad roofs look like ! Keep praising yourself ..
El que sabe, sabe
Que chulada de trabajo!
Bien hechecito vali!!!
Sin experience y si tubiera los tools para hacer este trabajo, me dedicaria hacerlo. Aqui el compa holding the camera explica paso por paso como hacer un buen profesional roofer. Disfruto cada uno de sus videos. Felicito por tan excellent trabajo y excellent videos. Gracias por esa ayuda.
I think you did a very fair job and good explanation of roofing details.The only thing I would have done differant is one side of the skylight was close enough to the valley.Maybe you could have just run it into the valley metal.Bummer the tile pans ended on top of the high side of the tile.I realize sometime it just works out that way.I used to work for Letner.Been around.
very nice job. I am just used to venting from the ridge
I live in norco California Eric, you are my teacher.
Muchas gracias, primo! Desde Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
Awesome video! Learned a lot.
Beautiful work! Why should you not use clear silicone?
Thank you for sharing.👍
Eric can you post a video where it explains step by step how to replace the underlayment on a Spanish concrete roof tile or concrete clay roof tile
very good.muiy bien. Eric estoy brasileña, quiero aprender a hacer el techo para trabajar en los Estados Unidos. parabéns
la verdad Erick me va ha servir mucho el detalle de la orilla gracias saludos desde Santa Rosa Ca.
Por nada Sr. gracias por mirar y compartir mis videos , se lo agradesco.
saludos .
Eric.
Con Todo respeto usted es un pendejo no save no poner la lamina de la skyligh
I have to ask the little cocking that you put down what if is heavy winds would that hold against the heavy windsas far as a storm or rain storm or something what would you need to make sure that the tile does not fall off during the heavy season
?, do I have to use 1x2 or can I mail the tile to the existing plywood?
This is professional tiling in america? I have no words
Eric you did a great talking and these were Chapin did a great work 🤔
Nice tile job
Thanks!
cada cuantos tiles se clava y si ay formato de seguir, grasias
awesome video Eric. How do you do the layout for your tile?
Great video, I really enjoyed it. Muchisimas gracias.
Hey Eric keep Up the good work brother!!! I wish you were here in Orlando,FL I wanted to work w/ you guys and learn from the best.
I am trying to start my business but don't know much about it.
Muchas gracias por compatir sua vídeos hermanos...
Elmer: thanks for your comment
you remind me my last dentist appointment ...I had a tooth fixed by another dentist and this guy told me this :
I need to redo the tooth because the other dentist didn't do it the way it should be done , well let me tell you this ...I had that tooth fixed few years ago and I have no problems with that ...
I have no seen yet a roofer that says another roofer did a or is doing a good job, there are always something to say about the other guy ...
That is good tho...because it shows that you have a different perspective of the world ...it's doesn't mean you are right tho.
what kind of silicon or calking did you use in the union of the two tiles?
For the people that live in the hot areas and your roofer wants to install self stick membrane read this:\
self stick membrane seal the roof completely and don't let your house "breath' at all , you will have to install a lot of dormer vents to prevent damaged to the interior of your house such as mold to the drywall , the paint will peel off , the interior of the closets will sweat and you will see mold growing ...etc...
The roofer really has to know when and how to install self stick membranes , so please read the manufacturer's specifications before doing such an investment .
and last ...Remember the house you live in is probably 30 to 50 years old and has been there with a roof that was installed by the old school roofer but yet ...it lasted the time it supposed to last .
So it's not the materials people ...it's the roofer that has to do the magic !!
Greetings to all the retired roofers from the 30's ,50's ,70's !!
You rock Guys !!!
+Roofing Solutions By Eric Garcia The offset vents allow the roof to breath right? So peal & stick should not be a problem. It's no different than the old school guys that hot mopped the 90lb for underlayment.
Mr Garcia, yes I have a question, do you do jobs overseas, same tiles from your supplier, Hotel roof to be changed, could be a 3 to 4 months job.
I have a s tile roof and the squirrels are getting in threw the hips and ridges because they aren't filled in. Would i be able to use stucco mix with color instead of cement?
Why does it look like alot of the tiles are not sitting flush against the one next to it? There are several tiles that dont look like they are sitting flat and dont look straight.
At 4:15, is that the final product!? Caulked cuz he cut it so short and left the tails for the water to ramp off. What ever water doesn't run off that tab ain't going uphill over that tile below and have to get past the rtw blocking the tilepan. It'll clog and jump the metal right under that valley flashing. I would make my guy rip that up and redo right with a cricket that isn't short to the tilepan. Run the tile pan to drain to the valley. Hope you at the least finger smoothed that caulk my friend. Jobs site is clean and you are laying the tile fast, I'll give you that. Some of the metalwork and other details I'm seeing doesn't make sense to me though and are the cause of many of the leak repairs I do today.
You are right like the metal flashing he did on the roof hatch the side flashing is supposed to overlap the bottom flashing but wat he did the side flashing is under the bottom flashing
metal flashing has to be done right
On point man! I have put alot of roofs on , but still - I learned some things from this video alone. Loading the roof was the only part that kicked my ass in the beginning! I used to do this tile roofing in San Antonio , Texas . THANKS for the video
Like the videos. Do you have any videos on laying tiles on a concrete roof? Beginning to end
I enjoyed the instructional portions of the video.
Two suggestions or three.
1. Stop waving the camera around. It's very hard to view the progress and sort of hides the mistakes.
2. Read the crits from other viewers. They will help you with your cred.
3. Stop yelling and bragging into the camera while viewing.
The neighborhood is filled with quality work.
"In quietness and confidence shall be your strength" Isaiah
You"re lucky to have the men helping you.
They're your currency.
Give them credit and pay the well.
the flashing on the front of the sky light should go on before the channel on the sides ( never rely on mastic or caulking) also the back pan should be folded a couple inches from the actual corner so the water drains well away from the face of the chanel
Hey eric, estan bien curadas tus videos. Yo estoy reemplazando el papel arenado en mi casa de un porche que es "flat" y no se como hacerle en la union con los shingles para que no me entre agua. No he encontrado uno de tus videos que muestre eso. Que me recomiendas?
+Julio Castro Remueve 3 lineas de shingles y despues installas el cap sheet y por ultimo instalas de nuevo los shingles removiste si aun sirven
Gracias Professor de Techos.
Como le ases para markar el techo pa ke te salga derecho asta riva? Oh Nomas ases chalk like de lado a lado?
@00:22:23 it shows tiles attaching to the front of the Facia Board. ....QUESTION: .... [[[With nails going through the Facia Board]]] -- How is it possible to come back 12-15 years later and paint the "Facia Board" without painting the tile?
...?... Do I have to remove a row of tile and reinstall when done painting the "Facia Board"? ... PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
What are doing about all of the Silica your tile cutter is generating?
im only 14 and now i love roofing
hey Eric disculpa la pregunta
yo estoy haciendo el mismo trabajo por primera vez para mi casa
en New Orleans pero estoy usando el mismo tipo de Valley tu tienes en el video
muchos otros ruferos me dicen que es incorrecto crees que es el correcto?
+Celso Abarca por que es incorrecto? hay dos tipos de valleys, el de 18 y 24' el de 24 es para la teja y el de 18' es para shngles, tienes que usar el de 24 pulgadas si estas installando teja.
tambien fabrican uno que se llama Ribvalley es para prevenir que el agua salga del valley y caiga sobre el papel
puedes doblarle las orillas con el martillo y asi ahorrarte dinero , por que el rib valley es caro.
saludos .
Eric.
Is that 30 pound felt? A d are you using brick and mortar underneath?
muy buen video compa un saludo para el chapin
muy,bueno,Mr garcia,don't listen to that gabacho,you did it the way it should be done,,perfecto
The flashing at the base of the skylight goes UNDER the flashing coming down. Not over
Think the way water moves down the roof. You dont want water to be directed Under flashing but Over flashing.
Another problem is Kicking in the tile when you are replacing a broken tile…. If you kick it in you risk ripping the tar paper.
Always lift up the tiles and SET them in. Not scuffed in like risking damage to the tar paper.
hi Eric. I have roof leak problem not sure it's the skylight. I'm in orange county. can you help me?
Gracias por estas videos para acer a Jali bien Vali! 😂
This are some of my tricks and tips about tile installation, I'm a professional roofer and this is my trade, everything you see in this video will help you to have a better understanding of the roofing trade, I'm trying to share my knowledge that has taken me 20 years of my life in this short videos for the viewers that want to improve their knowledge.
+Duke Lewis no sir, I'm in CA
Ey cómo está en los vales son muy malos ya asen de unos más anchos y no usa palos para la reja y el vale necesita una tirada de papel abajo y papel arriba del vale y es más rápido cortar la teja con sthill tile saw
tricks of the trade! thanks bro! man youtube is awseome. im gonna build a rocket, go to Mars and build me a house with a tile roof. good stuff, keep it up...👍👍
Cutting a valley in the valley. Real tile roofers can read a tape and cut the valley out side measuring the width of the tile..cut boom done.
Da hecks with all the caulking?
You keep real roofers busy
Exactly that's the way I do it for Valley and hip
Haha I know you don’t need to throw no chalk line you can use the center of The Valley as your guide to... after doing this so long u should be able to eye ball it
Im not a roofing installer, why didn't you put the roof to wall at the bottom of the skylight under the saddle lower ends? Also, rake tiles look nice. I agree your tiles look better.
1: The metal is 26 Gage it's found at any materials supply like ABC, Allied , Pacific Supply , Etc...
2: The use of battens it's a requirement sir ...not something you have to install in any roof , if you are a roofer you supposed to know that battens don't let the water run under the felt freely , so you only have to use them when the roof is steeper than 5/12 to prevent the tiles from slipping down .
3: There are no missing cuts on the valley sir and every manufacturer says that the minimum head lap is 3 inches, the tile it's 17 inches so every tile on the video it's at 14 inches , some are at 13.5 depending on how you finish the roof on the ridge.
4: I'm installing the tile according to my region sir , I don't live in Texas or Oregon or Canada, I live in beautiful Southern California here the minimum requirements are :
1 single layer of 30 Lbs. felt ( I used 2 layers by the way ), you have to install the products depending on the region you are in sir remember that please , just because in rainy areas use self stick membranes ...it's doesn't mean you are going to use them everywhere.
Do you think Eric knows that his saw blade is on backward in this video? 8.05 shows it clearly facing the wrong direction.
yes I know is backwards , the reason : is to blow the tile dust to the front away from your face as you cut tiles, you don't want the dust all over your clothes and face .
Well, I'm glad to hear that you put it that way on purpose. It's no fun eating tile dust but the only time it blows back at me is when I'm cutting into the wind. So I always try to cut with the wind & not against. Like I said, glad to hear that you have a reason for the way you do it.
Hey I've been looking at your videos, me dan risa. But how much on average does it cost to do a 100' by 60' house with this tile average just to think about it. How much is the cost in material. And what is the advantage of tile vs shingles.
R III Ruiz Lol, 100 feet ? x 60? feet....that's 60 squares
call any roofing supplier they should give you a free estimate base on your measurement.
The tile will last longer than the shingles and it can be re-used just replace the underlayment and the cost is about 80 bucks more per square than shingles.
R III Ruiz you are looking at 200 bucks per square roughly , plus the labor of removal and installation, If you do it yourself probably you will save the removal and installation.I don't know if you are roofer or not ?
Hi, at 19:20, you talked about the tiles in straight line, how do you keep them straight vertically? I always have crooked vertical line even though I placed the tiles carefully next to each other. How do you do that? thanks.
The way I used to do it is by putting 3 tiles in a row and checking the top of the tiles if you see one corner sticking up just move the tiles to make the top look even
Other guys use a 2×4 vertical on the roof of straighten the tiles
Usted usa puro papel del 30?
What saw and blade should I use.? (On budget )
buy Avanti from home depot they cost about $15.00 (diamond blade) they last you at least to install tiles on 2 houses .
What the wind ratting on that roof ,it would be zero Nothing nailed or screwed?????
You my friend got me from 120$ a day to 240$ a day in 5 month
lol.. I don't like those valley metals for tile roofs, they tend to leak much more quicker than the ones with the extra borders. Also.. I could cut that valley quicker, just as straight, without a chalk line, with a cut-off saw w/ 12inch blade. Good job anyways. Clean work, just like how I like it.
¿Por qué no hablas en tu lengua materna? Los gringos buscan a los suyos para ver los vídeos como este, que hable su lengua materna. Pero esta chingón el vídeo.
Quiero instalar shingles en mi casa es un garage y la Miya's de la casa me puedes mandar videos gracias
Unless it has dripedge on the fascia se miran feas montadas, real easy to keep em straight, nothing will fall off cuz if a 10 penny doesnt grab fascia? 16 penny. Montadas only with real old rakes that were bigger than the standard rake today.
where are you located eric?
Where are you located?
I live here San Pedro 90732 and looking to hire to install Boral lite tile on my roof.
Need estimates. Thxs
Email me
I don't have your Email...
what city are you from? so i can go work with you?
Buen trabajo
And at 14:30 i noticed after your guy that isn't tied off walked over the open skylight curb that shoulda had plywood over it, your guy didn't bib the skylight saddle.
And next time why not put a $100 aluminum solar tube tile flashing in the bid, saves time and meets code and TRI requirements for 2 metal flashing on a tile roof.
Perron Tu video
"We're professionals"
*proceeds to slam a piece of broken tile into a grinder*
with no PPE whatsoever
Hooked on your darn videos lol.
How are you not cutting the metal in the valleys you're not showing that
X aki donde yo trabajo ninguna casa se a yevado el huracán
Él valley debe ir al menos una pulgada abierto de cada lado para que corra el agua y no se colecte basura y cause un goteo!!!
For those that don't know about tile, if you see any tile installations from the 1930 and 1950 you will never see a gap between the valleys, the new rookies cut the valley because they think the water will run off the valley, sorry but only We the tile roofers know the trick about the valley installation.
Hey im doing a roof tile n i have never done it b4 but im doin pretty good so far but i would really like if u could give me some tips n answer some ?s i have so please contact me back if u can
What's the question?
@@Garciasroofing how do u do the angle cut at the top of the rake where both ridge caps meet
@@carlosrios9169install the rakes on both sides , then put the last rake in place and eye ball it to mark the 45 angle cut and do the same with the other one.
In the center of where the 2 fascia board meet. Nail 2 8d nails about 1 inch exposed to not let the center of the rakes sag in the center and keep the same straight course. Then make sure each tile cut at 45 degrees matches wiht the fascia cut in the center and theres no gap between the other angle rake
q tal xq no usas lead en las skylights saludos Erik Santa Rosa Ca.
+Sergio Miranda el 80% de los techos en el area donde yo vivo no se usa Lead, lo usaban mucho antes los roofers , ahora se usa 2 peels and stick antes de usar el saddle stack flashing, ademas es malo para la salud,
29:07 my friend you're supposed to use a lead sheet on that skylight not metal flashing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Todos tus videos son buenos ,y tus consejos ,,pero en esa skylite si me desepcionas ,tengo alrededor de 15 anos haciendo roofing ,y por mi esperiencia ,me todo arreglar muchas liquiaderas por esa metaliada en skylite y chimenea,,y eso que asen con el serrucho no esta bien es peligroso
Quiero poner Texas de barro en mi casa con vigas y sintas sube un vídeo de una agua
what gage of metal is that???
looks kinda cheap
also you are skipping a lot of stuff,like the minimum head lap of the tile you also did't explain why you aren't using battens or wakaflex,there's also missing cuts in the valleys You probably need to come to North Texas so we con show you how to install Tile according to TRI standards!
+Elmer Campos Yes , What city you in? Im In Paris TX area , you dont see as much as central and south TX
No es x nada , peros esos weyes son principiantes , les falta mucho para ser rooferos
супер.👍
Se mira fácil pero no es tengo 3 días asiendo un pedazo de 8-0 x 16-0 y no me keda vien 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are talking too much, please talk about the measurements from the edge of the roof on how far where the first tile will start. Also how end the tile on the ridge.
lindo
Con todo respeto,le falta mucho para ser rufero profecional
$2000 my krew is faster . But you’re are alright Eric
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33:26 mas bien yo te voy a enseñar como se pone la teja 🤣🤣🤣 le e puesta la muestra a vatos que segun son expertos con 20 o 30 años de experiencia 🤣🤣🤣 primero usa valley metals de 5 crown, luego usa el rollo de plomo para tus traga luces , luego cuando pongas tu ridge tile no lo corras todo para un lado acuerdate que si va de gable a gable se termina en medio y si va de hip o gable a un Valley se termina en el Valley , cuando pongas la base de los vents as una camisa de felt en vez de ponerle esa cochinada de Henry
Ein neues Dach und es sieht aus wie hingeschissen.
kullebs ...dies ist ein Dach zusätzlich zum bestehenden Haus
kullebs ...Ich würde gerne eines deiner Videos sehen und sehen, wie gut du mein lieber Freund bist.
Primo caes mal imitando a los de michoacan no sabes ni mierda ese Valley esta muy cerrado como lo van a limpiar?
The standards are so different around the world....
at a basic level, concrete and clay tiles have a 50-year guarantee, and any flashings, fixings, etc should be equal to that....
caulking, mastic and metal are not equal to the material.
Unfortunately, you make claims of 'best' roofing but I'm not seeing that.
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A BIT ARROGANT.-- when you tell them to not do something --they will Glue without battens CRAP IN HOT see the canadians-- this so so old school wrong.
Garbage work buddy. The entire roof needs to be seal and water tite.bats and birds are going to be nesting in that's valley...
Russbel Sanchez it’s not even done yet!!But I agree on the valley only because the center lip on valley should be 3-4” tall so nothing gets inside
No pos wow...
Can't hear what you mumbling about...