I totally thought you were going over existing shingles until halfway thru 😂 I am thinking of using these as I know I'll prob be doing shingles myself. While I def have skill and experience in asphalt, the weight, elevator rental, and being along has made me seriously consider these. Just wish it wasn't 250% more in price..
It’s pretty simple you use ridge vent closures and then you put your ridge cap over top of them. Tilcor is able to provide you with all the details on how that’s installed
Is there any way to use roof jacks/2x6 boards with this system for steep slope? Or just gotta suck it up and hang from rope and harness? I mostly handle regular asphalt shingles and have a customer asking about it.
I totally thought you were going over existing shingles until halfway thru 😂
I am thinking of using these as I know I'll prob be doing shingles myself. While I def have skill and experience in asphalt, the weight, elevator rental, and being along has made me seriously consider these. Just wish it wasn't 250% more in price..
Easy 💵 😊😊
Yes 😊
Thanks for the video. How do you install a ventilated ridge with Tilcor?
It’s pretty simple you use ridge vent closures and then you put your ridge cap over top of them. Tilcor is able to provide you with all the details on how that’s installed
@@TheAmishContractor Thanks.
Can the roof withstand a cat 5 hurricane force winds?
I’ll be honest I’m not sure if it can
Is there any way to use roof jacks/2x6 boards with this system for steep slope? Or just gotta suck it up and hang from rope and harness? I mostly handle regular asphalt shingles and have a customer asking about it.
There is not a really good way to use roof jacks I would recommend harnesses and ropes
What's the brand of metal shingles? Please
Tilcor stone coated metal