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Aerial view gives you good idea how Long home really is. that's a Lotta Bending Nailing and Stapling.. Looking Really Good so far! Would like to say Really nice to see your brother helping you that's True Family there!
We love it already! Mostly the overhang! An unknown benefit was how much shade it gives to the side of the home with the sun's angle this time of year. It keeps the sun from directly shining on about 1/3 of the side wall which is awesome for keep the home cooler! Thanks Maggie Sue!
Thank you for bringing out the name of the cap nailer. I am going to look up the Stinger. I have done part of my project with cap nails by hand. What a work out.
Great job. You make a good team on a back braking job. You will be so thankful that you did it when the winter comes.Hope your brothers finger is healing well. Keep safe.. Blessings. Carole in UK
i got my second order of soap and i love everyone of them ...for those of you subbies out there, Angela's soap is the BEST ever, i am 60 and i have used home made soap on my face my whole life, so i have used all kinds. this soap has a great "bubble" is soft on the skin and doesn't dry out the skin. the smell omg just omg. Angela is the lemongrass goat milk ready? i want one of those too.
Thank you for showing the underlayment on the roof at the beginning of the video, it made it easier to watch knowing you made it that far with out incident😉
I have a 1991 single wide. And i had to redo my roof a few years ago. I wish so bad I would have thought to have that done. But at that point I just bought it and never crossed my mind. Live and learn
Great job. I went on the roof of my Dad's neighbor's house, when my Dad & brother re-roofed it. I was in High school & I had to ask by brother to help me back onto the ladder. Many years ago, I went on top of My house to watch fireworks when my kids were little & I once again needed help getting back down onto the ladder. I have never & will never go on a roof again. I won't even go on a ladder anymore. I know you & Angela will be o happy when this job is done.
You were pretty cavalier dropping the plywood sheets on the roof, it would have been so funny if you missed the grove and if one had gone flying off the roof onto the garden. Great work, love your videos. Thank you.
Howdy green acres h/s! Btw, favorite song neighbors have to listen to while I mow 5 acres!😁 Love your videos and couldn't come at a better time! Husband and I are remodeling our 1st home together and you and Angela have been such a huge help with projects we'll be facing! Keep up the wonderful work!
Awesome Sam, I'm catching up on the videos. Busy lately so I'm trying to catch up. Looks awesome. Happy that Josh helped out. You guys are amazing! Looking awesome!!
The pitter patter of their footsteps when it’s on high speed mode gives me a little chuckle… n anyways I’m hoping we can do this to our single wide in the future
I can't imagine taking on this project. I applied "Cool Seal" to two mobile home roofs when I was in my mid twenties. Nearly killed me (I lived in Florida). My hat is off to you!
“Internal water features” 🤣😂, there you go cracking me up again! I think the last one that got me was “jumping over pits of despair” in another video. Love these videos and I’d love to live nearby to lend a hand!
Coming along nicely. Don't much like the sound the old roof makes when it's being walked on!! Soon you'll be real flash with a new roof, and gutters etc!!!
I have a similar project planned, but after watching the difficulty you had squaring up the first sheets so the rest played well, I’m starting to wonder about my plan. I want to add a 2 x 4 on top of each truss for a 2 foot overhang but I have plywood deckong now and I’m not sure how I’m going to locate the trusses and get them square. I think I’m going to have to run a very tight and accurate string line at the peak so I can measure down when the wind is not blowing lol
It's looking good Sam and Josh. I hope you got enough wood to complete it Sam because the cost of lumber is on the rise and it's scarce. Keep up the great work guys.
Hello, Just started watching your videos recently and we love them, you guys have done so much work on that house and did a great job on the renovation too. I had a Mobile home when I was living in Connecticut I had that home for about 5.5 years and I did alot of work on mine as well. so I know how difficult some things are when it comes to a complete renovation and it is hard work. but was very rewarding in the end looking back on it now lol. best regards from your new friends in Lima Peru George & Carmen
We sure hope so! I think we're most excited to have the eaves to keep the rainwater runoff off the home, then getting rid of the roof noise in windy weather. It would rumble and make all sorts of sounds in the wind!
Great job........onward march. Good to get it all done and especially to have your brother pitch in. Many hands make light work. You will have it done within the the next week or so I am sure. I wouldn't love doing it either so while I was at it I would want it DONE and never look at it again............LOL I do not like heights! PERIOD I guess you could call me a flat land type of person. LOL It is going to be beautiful and DONE and never to worry about it again. That is a wonderful feeling for sure. Keep at it and before you know it its going to be done! Forge on and no worries about fall and winter
Getting it done in a week would be wonderful, but not on our timeline... we're slower than other DIY/Reno UA-camrs I think :) My work and homeschooling, etc. take some time away from us but we also have to wait for the money to come for the next steps. Luckily that usually isn't a big issue because of the slower pace. LOL For example, the past two days have been spent removing the old gutters from the home. 8 hours of working and only 1/3rd of the home gutters have been removed. LOL S-L-O-W going!!! :) Anywho, we both really appreciate your watching us and comments!
How often do you have to change that gas cylinder? I'm sure it is too late already but White steel is the way to go to keep your mobile home cool. I have put it on my home and 3 other buildings and I cannot tell you how much it cooled my home vs. the old black shingles I had. On my barn, you can actually touch the underside of the white roof without burning your hand...its just that reflective.
They say the gas cylinder will last for 1,000 nails. We went through about 3/4 a box so far. I bought two boxes (1,000 each) and hope it’s enough. We’re getting the same roof we used for our other structures we’ve built here so they match. The color is brown-ish but it is a cool touch coated panel. It’s got a reflective coating to where you can put your hand on the bottom of it in summer too.
I just wish my mobile home had a roof like your mobile home. Mine is a 14 x 70, but it has a rounded roof that is domed in the middle. It has no center peak. I was thinking about doing a roof over, but, was told that with the age of my place that I would have to put poles in the ground and build the roof onto the poles. I was thinking about running rows of 2x4s along the edges and a row down the length in the center and basically making a peak so that I could lay the plywood on the roof. I was thinking about putting a metal roof on top of the plywood instead of using roof tiles too. The metal roofing will last longer too without the worry of the high winds we get here lifting any of the tiles up.
There are several mobile homes in our area that are older than ours with the same roof where they have framed up elaborate structures on top--much more than what we're doing! I thought it may be an interesting video to show the various ones around here for inspiration, humor, or otherwise. I don't know how prevalent roof overs are for other areas, but they're popular out here! I don't know about structure strengths or if they did anything to support the new roofs internally. I'll have to do that at some point soon. It would be interesting maybe.
Sam, when you stepped onto the ply wood to walk along the roof , did you ever slip? because i know what ply is like for slipperiness and my heart was in my mouth as you stepped along confidently .
What did you do for venting the roof.? I would have added 2x4's on the flat then laid the plywood and used a fascia vent or sofit vent combined with a ridge vent. With your current configuration, the sun will heat all the roof and without proper venting, the inside will be hot in the summer and colder in the winter. I am trying to vent my roof now, that's why I watched your video, Cheers.
I just bought a trailer for 7000 bucks no land hardly at all but its my first home an il be renovating the whole thing hoping to have it done by february but more than likely wont be done til summertime next year il also be doing it alone
It took a little getting used to, but even with us being up there as much as we have been, we're still nervous and very cautious. That's why you see us sit down near the edges! :) Neither one of us are fond of heights.
Love the work so far, showing the way you guys do things. Looking good. Keep up the awesome work, of course there’s others that would do it different but the Beauty of that is that you are doing it your way and it works and looks great 😁😁 I just posted a camper remodel video and will be posting more and better ones. House remodel videos will be coming soonish as well.
I can see the play/movie adaptation already. Instead of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof", it will be "Two Dudes on a Roof". All joking aside, it looks like great progress!
And goodness that roof was HOT!!!!! At the very end we both noticed, at about the same time, that our feet were on fire! I guess the roof heat had finally made its way through our shoes. LOL Making memories! :)
I'm happy he's here to help too! He still has his finger in the splint and stitched up, etc. We're planning another two-day work session this weekend (Sunday & Monday) to hopefully replicate the same work to the rest of the home (plywood + underlayment). In the meantime I'm working to frame up the eaves for the part we've done already.
Hi Sam, thanks for putting these together. Fun to watch. Had a question as I am looking to roof a small project. Didn’t you need to put spacers between the plywood? If not how do you keep from buckling? Thanks
Brotherly love is so good too watch nothing like it, love the drome make it so nice too watch ,good job yall must have strong back mine would be killing me lol ,Sam you are a great husband and father always working too better your home for them .
Love the team work and the moral support. It can be a daunting job to say the least but I knew you could do it. I do not like heights either and I am a wreck in an elevator higher than 3 stories and I used to run the elevators and do mail runs on 21 offices four times a day all in the elevator. LOL Life! Glad your brother is helping you..........many hands make light work........always fun to work with someone as compared to alone. You two will get it kicked out in no time........the sooner the better with winter coming and you won't have to do any more for years........it will be done. Don't wait til frost please.........I wish I was there I could be a cheerleader and
Thats a lot of work!!! Looks great! Be careful up there.... I slid off a roof once and broke my ankle. lol. But I was trying to get a fallen tree limb off after a little bad weather.
Great video! Can I ask about the materials and ball park figure on them. It looks great! Also are you covering with tin, or shingles? Keep it up, look great!
So far the materials (plywood, lumber, underlayment, hardware) have cost right at $1,300. I still have to buy the metal roofing. I'm waiting until the roof is decked out so I can order the metal roof panels cut to the right lengths for our roof to make installation easier.
Hi, sam n Josh, great job getting ready to do the same thing, may I ask how much underlayment did you purchase for your roof, I have a 14x76, 4/12 pitch . Will 1 roll do my whole roof, thank you
I bought two rolls (48"x250' each) and feel like it will be enough given half the roof was done with not an entire roll. I think our home is the exact same size.
You left 12 inches overhang of plywood on roof. What are you going to do to brace it up? If not braced it will sag and cause problems. Am I missing something? I really do like the way you will try to do anything on your homestead.
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Do u guys shingle over the metal existing roof.
Love how your brother tried to keep you grounded " your britches got too big , you were gonna PAY someone?? To do what we can do lol"
He's good like that. hahaha
@@sam-and-angela He is just keeping you real lol
Unpredictable weather calls for DIYfferent ways of getting roofs done !!!
We see what you did there.... and we like it! :)
You guys are a Hoot when you get together on a project you both have such great sense of humor 😄
More fun than work! :)
Woohoo!
Big props. As a big guy myself, getting on a roof and working is not an easy task. 👍🏼
Much appreciated! It's not easy, but going to be VERY worth it! Looking forward to a little cooler weather in the coming work days. Thanks!
Huge job..you have a great helper..family is the best. Im sure you will be thrilled to be finished .
Aerial view gives you good idea how Long home really is. that's a Lotta Bending Nailing and Stapling.. Looking Really Good so far! Would like to say Really nice to see your brother helping you that's True Family there!
We're both DIYers and love working together when our schedules line up. We're also guilty of more chatting than working too. But it's all good! :)
Thanks Sam for a very hard working video. It was sooooo nice that Josh helped you a lot. See you on your next one.
glad your brother could help!
Wow, it looks so much better already! It really adds a nice, aesthetic touch to your home, too!
We love it already! Mostly the overhang! An unknown benefit was how much shade it gives to the side of the home with the sun's angle this time of year. It keeps the sun from directly shining on about 1/3 of the side wall which is awesome for keep the home cooler! Thanks Maggie Sue!
Thank you for bringing out the name of the cap nailer. I am going to look up the Stinger. I have done part of my project with cap nails by hand. What a work out.
Great job. You make a good team on a back braking job. You will be so thankful that you did it when the winter comes.Hope your brothers finger is healing well. Keep safe.. Blessings. Carole in UK
Oh for sure! We're looking forward to the rains NOT running down the sides of the home for sure! Thanks Carole!
Glad you have some help! Great job!
That’s what I call family because you you don’t see that much anymore hugs and prayers
Awesome team work! Great progress 🙌🏼😊
Thanks so much! 😊
i got my second order of soap and i love everyone of them ...for those of you subbies out there, Angela's soap is the BEST ever, i am 60 and i have used home made soap on my face my whole life, so i have used all kinds. this soap has a great "bubble" is soft on the skin and doesn't dry out the skin. the smell omg just omg. Angela is the lemongrass goat milk ready? i want one of those too.
She says Lemongrass Goat's Milk will be ready next week. :)
Thank you for showing the underlayment on the roof at the beginning of the video, it made it easier to watch knowing you made it that far with out incident😉
True! I didn't think of that. :)
You're on a roll now!
Let's hope we don't roll off the roof! LOL Thanks Jim
That looks good I live in a trailer to I always love hearing rain hit the metal roof
Thanks! The rain is very soothing for sure!
It’s looking good!
You two are like poetry in motion. Well done. Stay safe. xxx
Lookin good! Can't wait to see it finished!
I have a 1991 single wide. And i had to redo my roof a few years ago. I wish so bad I would have thought to have that done. But at that point I just bought it and never crossed my mind. Live and learn
I guess that's the perk of it taking us FOREVER to get money saved to do this. LOL Well that, and dreaming about it for a while, too. :)
Congratulations! Looking great!
Thank you so much 😀
Great job. I went on the roof of my Dad's neighbor's house, when my Dad & brother re-roofed it. I was in High school & I had to ask by brother to help me back onto the ladder. Many years ago, I went on top of My house to watch fireworks when my kids were little & I once again needed help getting back down onto the ladder. I have never & will never go on a roof again. I won't even go on a ladder anymore. I know you & Angela will be o happy when this job is done.
Going from the roof to the ladder is always tricky and the worst part for sure! We're both looking forward to this project being done for sure! :)
Looking good guys...
You were pretty cavalier dropping the plywood sheets on the roof, it would have been so funny if you missed the grove and if one had gone flying off the roof onto the garden. Great work, love your videos. Thank you.
We would have laughed at that one for sure, then kinda cried as we went down to get it again. LOL
First class job!!! Love the banter between you & your brother Josh LOL TFS & stay safe
Thanks! You too!
Fun to watch you guys, you work well together, thanks for sharing
Thanks!!! We're guilty of probably more talk than work sometimes, but enjoy hanging out when we're able to for sure!
Hey, you guys make this look easy! Thanks for the video :)
It's fun having Josh around. I'm glad he's able to help you.
Howdy green acres h/s! Btw, favorite song neighbors have to listen to while I mow 5 acres!😁 Love your videos and couldn't come at a better time! Husband and I are remodeling our 1st home together and you and Angela have been such a huge help with projects we'll be facing! Keep up the wonderful work!
Off to a good start Sam. Looking good.
Thanks!
Excellent work and thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care
Thanks, you too!
Green Acre Homestead no problem and thank you
Love when you and Josh work together! Glad you got so much done!💪
Awesome Sam, I'm catching up on the videos. Busy lately so I'm trying to catch up. Looks awesome. Happy that Josh helped out. You guys are amazing! Looking awesome!!
All good, glad you've got time to see what we're up to now. :)
Great video. It's supposed to rain for the next four days in eastern NC so I'm glad you got it weather tight for now.
Same here! Thanks!
nice tool.
The pitter patter of their footsteps when it’s on high speed mode gives me a little chuckle… n anyways I’m hoping we can do this to our single wide in the future
The disclaimer is awesome. The ending was the best.
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
This is one of the most entertaining video's I've watched in a long time. Especially when things sped up a little. LOL
Happy to see that good progress is being made! Blessings to you all
Thank you! You too!
Next millennia or 2 😂😂😂
My husband and I enjoy watching your videos, we are catching up … thanks for the laughs!
Looks great! God Bless
Thank you! You too!
Looking great
Thanks!
Have a good job keep up the good work and I will keep less I will keep watching watching God bless
I can't imagine taking on this project. I applied "Cool Seal" to two mobile home roofs when I was in my mid twenties. Nearly killed me (I lived in Florida). My hat is off to you!
Loved your cheering Section :)
Thanks! 😊
You guy's are doing a great job on the roof
“Internal water features” 🤣😂, there you go cracking me up again! I think the last one that got me was “jumping over pits of despair” in another video. Love these videos and I’d love to live nearby to lend a hand!
😁
Coming along nicely. Don't much like the sound the old roof makes when it's being walked on!! Soon you'll be real flash with a new roof, and gutters etc!!!
Oh yes, so much better!
Great stuff bud
I have a similar project planned, but after watching the difficulty you had squaring up the first sheets so the rest played well, I’m starting to wonder about my plan. I want to add a 2 x 4 on top of each truss for a 2 foot overhang but I have plywood deckong now and I’m not sure how I’m going to locate the trusses and get them square. I think I’m going to have to run a very tight and accurate string line at the peak so I can measure down when the wind is not blowing lol
It's looking good Sam and Josh. I hope you got enough wood to complete it Sam because the cost of lumber is on the rise and it's scarce. Keep up the great work guys.
We're good on plywood, but not on dimensional lumber (2x4s). Going to the store tomorrow or next day to buy what I think we need plus some. :-)
Great to see you brothers working together , real good team and hilarious with it . Keep up the excellent work and content guys 👍👍👍 .
Much appreciated, we do tend to chat more than work sometimes, but that's what video editing is for! :)
Hello,
Just started watching your videos recently and we love them, you guys have done so much work on that house and did a great job on the renovation too. I had a Mobile home when I was living in Connecticut I had that home for about 5.5 years and I did alot of work on mine as well. so I know how difficult some things are when it comes to a complete renovation and it is hard work. but was very rewarding in the end looking back on it now lol. best regards from your new friends in Lima Peru
George & Carmen
Thanks so much! 😊
I'm super impressed with you both. Nice job Sam and Josh.
Thanks so much!
You two brothers make a good team. Hope you will be able to help him do the same at his house. The roof will be awesome!
Looking good
Thanks!! It’s coming together nice. Great to have the roof water tight again too.
Having roof like this should really keep heating cooling cost down good job Sam!
We sure hope so! I think we're most excited to have the eaves to keep the rainwater runoff off the home, then getting rid of the roof noise in windy weather. It would rumble and make all sorts of sounds in the wind!
Great job........onward march. Good to get it all done and especially to have your brother pitch in. Many hands make light work.
You will have it done within the the next week or so I am sure. I wouldn't love doing it either so while I was at it I would want it DONE and never look at it again............LOL I do not like heights! PERIOD I guess you could call me a flat land type of person. LOL
It is going to be beautiful and DONE and never to worry about it again. That is a wonderful feeling for sure.
Keep at it and before you know it its going to be done!
Forge on and no worries about fall and winter
Getting it done in a week would be wonderful, but not on our timeline... we're slower than other DIY/Reno UA-camrs I think :) My work and homeschooling, etc. take some time away from us but we also have to wait for the money to come for the next steps. Luckily that usually isn't a big issue because of the slower pace. LOL For example, the past two days have been spent removing the old gutters from the home. 8 hours of working and only 1/3rd of the home gutters have been removed. LOL S-L-O-W going!!! :) Anywho, we both really appreciate your watching us and comments!
How often do you have to change that gas cylinder? I'm sure it is too late already but White steel is the way to go to keep your mobile home cool. I have put it on my home and 3 other buildings and I cannot tell you how much it cooled my home vs. the old black shingles I had. On my barn, you can actually touch the underside of the white roof without burning your hand...its just that reflective.
They say the gas cylinder will last for 1,000 nails. We went through about 3/4 a box so far. I bought two boxes (1,000 each) and hope it’s enough. We’re getting the same roof we used for our other structures we’ve built here so they match. The color is brown-ish but it is a cool touch coated panel. It’s got a reflective coating to where you can put your hand on the bottom of it in summer too.
Ty. Good. Job
Curious who's the oldest bro and by how many years. You both have a wonderful sense of humour and draws me to both your channels like a magnet !
I'm older... by 6 years. :) Glad you enjoy the humor, it's a big part of our life! :) -Sam
I just wish my mobile home had a roof like your mobile home. Mine is a 14 x 70, but it has a rounded roof that is domed in the middle. It has no center peak. I was thinking about doing a roof over, but, was told that with the age of my place that I would have to put poles in the ground and build the roof onto the poles. I was thinking about running rows of 2x4s along the edges and a row down the length in the center and basically making a peak so that I could lay the plywood on the roof. I was thinking about putting a metal roof on top of the plywood instead of using roof tiles too. The metal roofing will last longer too without the worry of the high winds we get here lifting any of the tiles up.
There are several mobile homes in our area that are older than ours with the same roof where they have framed up elaborate structures on top--much more than what we're doing! I thought it may be an interesting video to show the various ones around here for inspiration, humor, or otherwise. I don't know how prevalent roof overs are for other areas, but they're popular out here! I don't know about structure strengths or if they did anything to support the new roofs internally. I'll have to do that at some point soon. It would be interesting maybe.
This one was funny when you fast forward it. great job.
Thanks! 😁
Sam, when you stepped onto the ply wood to walk along the roof , did you ever slip? because i know what ply is like for slipperiness and my heart was in my mouth as you stepped along confidently .
Thankfully, no. Pretty good grip with the old roof and the plywood -- thankfully!
What did you do for venting the roof.? I would have added 2x4's on the flat then laid the plywood and used a fascia vent or sofit vent combined with a ridge vent. With your current configuration, the sun will heat all the roof and without proper venting, the inside will be hot in the summer and colder in the winter. I am trying to vent my roof now, that's why I watched your video, Cheers.
This is looking really good👍
Thanks!
Looking good!
Thanks!
Good job you two!
I just bought a trailer for 7000 bucks no land hardly at all but its my first home an il be renovating the whole thing hoping to have it done by february but more than likely wont be done til summertime next year il also be doing it alone
Lookin' great, Sam! I'm sure it feels so wonderful to get this much done already :)
It does! Thanks Cathy
Awesome progress! I would be scared on top of the roof if it were me!
It took a little getting used to, but even with us being up there as much as we have been, we're still nervous and very cautious. That's why you see us sit down near the edges! :) Neither one of us are fond of heights.
Love the work so far, showing the way you guys do things. Looking good. Keep up the awesome work, of course there’s others that would do it different but the Beauty of that is that you are doing it your way and it works and looks great 😁😁 I just posted a camper remodel video and will be posting more and better ones. House remodel videos will be coming soonish as well.
I can see the play/movie adaptation already. Instead of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof", it will be "Two Dudes on a Roof".
All joking aside, it looks like great progress!
And goodness that roof was HOT!!!!! At the very end we both noticed, at about the same time, that our feet were on fire! I guess the roof heat had finally made its way through our shoes. LOL Making memories! :)
Lookin good Homie. Lookin Good!! Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!!
Thanks Mike!
Looks great! Better hurry and finish before the fall weather kicks in this funky year. I've got $20 on flammable snow by October 1st.
This year... anything's possible!!!
Looking good there ! ✅
Thanks 👍
Looks good,nice job👍😊...
Glad you like it
Two things .. the drone coverage was just excellent. Secondly, it's great watching you two brothers work together! Great job on the roof!
Glad you enjoyed it
Your braver than me. Mine needs to be done
Sam, I’m so happy you have Josh to help you! How’s his finger/hand doing? It’s looking good though. Can’t wIt to see the finished product!💕
I'm happy he's here to help too! He still has his finger in the splint and stitched up, etc. We're planning another two-day work session this weekend (Sunday & Monday) to hopefully replicate the same work to the rest of the home (plywood + underlayment). In the meantime I'm working to frame up the eaves for the part we've done already.
Hi Sam, thanks for putting these together. Fun to watch. Had a question as I am looking to roof a small project. Didn’t you need to put spacers between the plywood? If not how do you keep from buckling? Thanks
The clips didn't work for us so we just spaced the plywood apart to allow for expansion. You're right though. :)
Brotherly love is so good too watch nothing like it, love the drome make it so nice too watch ,good job yall must have strong back mine would be killing me lol ,Sam you are a great husband and father always working too better your home for them .
Thank you, that’s means a lot to me and is much appreciated.
Love the team work and the moral support. It can be a daunting job to say the least but I knew you could do it.
I do not like heights either and I am a wreck in an elevator higher than 3 stories and I used to run the elevators and do mail runs on 21 offices four times a day all in the elevator. LOL Life!
Glad your brother is helping you..........many hands make light work........always fun to work with someone as compared to alone. You two will get it kicked out in no time........the sooner the better with winter coming and you won't have to do any more for years........it will be done. Don't wait til frost please.........I wish I was there I could be a cheerleader and
You guys did a great job on the roof, I'm looking to seeing the finished product! 😊👍💕💕💕
Thank you so much! 🤗
@@sam-and-angela you are welcome!
Cut one at 4...attach...then use 8 footers till the end
How do you like the paslode nailer? How does the air container hold up?
Those plywood sheets could buckle without a expansion gap.
They're spaced 1/8" apart. :)
Thats a lot of work!!!
Looks great!
Be careful up there.... I slid off a roof once and broke my ankle. lol. But I was trying to get a fallen tree limb off after a little bad weather.
You see us sit down near the edge a lot. Neither of us want to see if we bounce! LOL And we both dislike heights.
@@sam-and-angela Well, I can tell ya, I do not bounce very well Hahahah!
Great video! Can I ask about the materials and ball park figure on them. It looks great! Also are you covering with tin, or shingles? Keep it up, look great!
So far the materials (plywood, lumber, underlayment, hardware) have cost right at $1,300. I still have to buy the metal roofing. I'm waiting until the roof is decked out so I can order the metal roof panels cut to the right lengths for our roof to make installation easier.
Whats the length /width of your home? Looking at project like this Can you recommend type / brand standing seam roof , Im in Virginia- thnx jack
Where and when did you use the plywood clips?
I love the disclaimer in the beginning 😂
Great video
Thanks!
Hi, sam n Josh, great job getting ready to do the same thing, may I ask how much underlayment did you purchase for your roof, I have a 14x76, 4/12 pitch . Will 1 roll do my whole roof, thank you
I bought two rolls (48"x250' each) and feel like it will be enough given half the roof was done with not an entire roll. I think our home is the exact same size.
Are you not using the metal clips between the sheets of plywood?
You left 12 inches overhang of plywood on roof. What are you going to do to brace it up? If not braced it will sag and cause problems. Am I missing something? I really do like the way you will try to do anything on your homestead.
I'm building eaves and adding them under the plywood.
That nail gun is epic.
It is!!
Passlode gun, nice…