..the POV action sometimes veered off center, which you don't have much control over when you have your hands full working on the roof, but it did give a closer detailed look at the work when centered, which is a good thing.
As a former electrician/plumber in yhe construction feild an now industrial maintenance mechanic i love watching good quality work in every trade 👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I'm sure it took quite a bit of your time to film and produce this, it's greatly appreciated! Also, it's nice to see craftsmanship that you've shown here! Excellent work!
Maybe this was mentioned in the comments,I don't know, but I will pass it on anyway. At 35:00 you have a tip in order to avoid the ladder from damaging the shingles/drip edge. If you additionally add another piece of 2x4 of a length that fits between the ladder rails, the ladder will not slide left or right and makes it much more stable to that type of instability in addition to protecting the shingles.
You are welcome! I enjoy creating UA-cam videos for people that are into DIY and construction. I appreciate you watching. Good luck with your projects!
1:22 Bostitch makes one as well that also affordable, compared to Stinger and another brand that seem to be №s 1 and 2 for most expensive and gotta buy their caps, fyi; don’t get me wrong, great guns….but can add up quickly when buy all accessories ya need
I know u will probably never see my comment because u have so many subscribers and so busy like everyone else but if u do I'd like to see a video where u slow way down and explain more in detail about laying out walls I know u went over it briefly in another video and I know u couldn't spend too much time on explaining in great detail but if u get time and have the opportunity I'd love to see a whole video on explaining the different types of headers like king stud , cripple etc and explain in detail how u figure the layout. Explain how u mark the lines with a mark going to one side. I love your videos and channel but u just lost me in the layout phase. I kinda get it but could use a lot more instruction. Añd to how u figure for leaving so much here and there for sheet rock etc. Thanks 🙏 and hope to see a video like that someday
I listened intensely to the video and hope I didn't miss it if you said it, but I never heard what the overall dimensions of the roof is that you worked on. I think you said you bought 25 squares of shingles and to buy 10% extra for waste. I am thinking that 25 squares covers 2500 square foot minus 10% would come out to 2250 square foot of roof. Is that correct or am I missing something in my calculations? Could you please let me know what the dimensions are? I would appreciate it. Thank you for putting together such fantastic videos. I am a new subscriber but already a huge fan of your work.
The roof required 22 squares with no waste and I ordered 25 squares including waste. The roof is 2,200 sq ft. I did have a few bundles left. You are welcome for the video. I appreciate you subscribing!
Why did you not install the ice and water shield on the entire roof and just the one line at the bottom of the roof? Unless I missed something- it looks like you only did that one line toward the bottom before you showed us the drip line installation and then installed the rest of the shingles directly overtop the synthetic paper…
This has really helped me. I'm still not sure what I do when I get to where I have my fall protection bracket installed. Do I just take my chances or is there a good way to handle that transition?
Antibiotic Shingles medicine from Dr emuakhe on UA-cam from Africa vanished my Shingles and haven't seen any reoccurrence to date, you're truly an epitome of good treatment............
Antibiotic Shingles medicine from Dr emuakhe on UA-cam from Africa vanished my Shingles and haven't seen any reoccurrence to date, you're truly an epitome of good treatment.......,...
Your "How To Install Roof Shingles - BEGINNERS Step-by-Step GUIDE" was as clear as glass. I have watched many people who thought they could teach professionally and otherwise. Yours is one of the very few that ACTUALLY CAN TEACH THEIR SUBJECT. GOD BLESS you for all you do to help others r/ EBW M.Ed. USN Ret. Servant of GOD
I liked it for the most part besides two thing. The drip edge on the eve should be the one to get that folded tab and the rake needs cut to fit perfectly and make a pretty point on the bottom when they meet . And the nails on the pipeboot should never have exposed nails don’t shoot the bottom just the top and sides
One of my favorite aspects of Josh's videos is that he follows best safety practices. He wears the appropriate safety gear. There are so many YT channels that don't and the things they do are extremely dangerous. Thanks for keeping it safe Josh!!
I appreciate that Brian! I do think safety is the most important part of the job. I know sometimes it’s easy to forget things, but we all should try to do our best. Thank you for being part of this great community!
I noticed you used drip edge instead of gutter apron where there would be a gutter. does it really matter? also on your starter set seams the nails seemed pretty close on some of the seams (1.5-2" on one forsure)....wouldn't you want ideally 6" to the nearest nail from a seam? my understanding is that the water will travel a good 4-5" on either side of a seam?
This is the best video on roofing I've found. Awesome job. Im going from tile to shingles and have quotes for up to 35k so i was wondering if i can do it myself. Now i have a better understanding on starting and following in a straight line. Thank you
Thank you! I did put a lot of time to make this video. I tried to make it phone complete to help my audience understand the process of shingling a roof. That $35,000 quote is not out of the ordinary to be a contractor to re-shingle or shingle a roof. Good luck with your project!
My question on the underlayment. Do you really need to hit every single one of those bullseyes? Seems kinda excessive, and doesn't look like you did either.
You are the best person on UA-cam. Your videos are so detailed that after watching them anyone could feel confident in doing the job correctly. Love all your videos. This one was excellent. Adding in the safety harness in the end was a great finish.
I appreciate that Scott! Safety is very important to me, so I had to include that in the video. I hope you learned a thing or two with this for you. Take care!
I'm a cabinet carpenter with 19 years experience. Some 20years ago I learnt this in school. I'm roofing my house for the first time. This is an awesome tutorial/refresher. Thank you so much. This has increased my confidence
I was a roofer for 4 years and doing repairs sometimes was the worst, especially during winter Great job on the repair, and you called it a 9 shingle job, and it took 7 ... nice to see people who really know their stuff are still working honestly in the world
Great video! I appreciate the level of detail and explanation you give. I also that you don’t worry about keeping your videos short and get everything in one video instead of several shorter ones.
Thanks Nicolas! I know some projects are much more acceptable to have a short video. Some videos have to be long like this one to include all the details. I appreciate you commenting on my channel. Thanks for watching!
First video I’ve seen on this channel. This gentleman is an excellent teacher. The best teachers can share wisdom from experience that just makes things easier; which he does. Some things are common sense but still should be taught like how to put nails in your pouch, long chalk lines sag and don’t get your glue strips covered in gravel… these rules you often don’t know until you’ve experienced the resulting headache that follows. Good work, sir. I appreciate the detailed video.
Thank you! That means a lot! I do try to communicate the instructions while giving examples so people can relate. Yes, experience does help a lot! I appreciate you watching, and commenting!
This guy is a true teacher and explains everything very detailed. Awesome video bro thanks for sharing all your wisdom with all of us. Another day at youtube University.
我没有看懂为什么你要把已经钉好的白色的防水纸切断，换成黑色的沥青防水纸？I don't understand why you want to cut off the white waterproof paper that has been nailed and replace it with black asphalt waterproof paper?
Awesome, Josh, I have to replace 2 sheets of OSB on my patio roof, the previous owner didn't flash the end and now the edge boards soaked up rainwater. Need to replace about 16' across and 5' up the shingles and tar paper.
Great video! As a female non roofer it's very encouraging to have a step-by-step process to know exactly what the roofers are actually talking about! Thanks again and be safe on the roof! ❤
I'm a former roofer and I know how you'd feel talking with a roofer cause we use the same terms as if we're chatting amongst ourselves upon the roof .... on behalf of all roofers who confuse homeowners, I apologize for the times we are not being clear and concise while explaining the process
Hey, since you put the drip edge against the subfascia, what are the options to finish the fascia? Aluminum flashing that also gets tucked behind the drip edge or something similar I’d assume because actual fascia board would end up getting water behind it because the drip edge placement? Using your videos I recently was able to repair rotted fascia and soffit on my grandma’s house for under $200 doing it myself! Your content is invaluable!
In order to finish the facia, I got to put aluminum facia up under the lip of the drip edge. That will keep it watertight, and it looks good. I’m glad I was able to save you a lot of money and help your grandmas house out! Thanks a lot!
Hello, i am roofer and just would like to ask. A lot (Really a lot) of companies usually put bottom line of starter under the side line (in bottom corners of the roof) for beter waterproof. Even through that fact that water usually doesn't go there. Just want to ask your opinion, does it really make a difference?
Hey josh . my name is joshua the only I seen is you don't want the drip edge tight to sub fascia you a slight drip gap . but been following you since beginning and learnd alot
The drip edge is very flexible, and the aluminum facia will slide right up under the lip, even if it looks tight on the video. Thanks for following! I hope that helps!
I made it to 14:07 before I gave up... but ONLY because it wasn't what I needed. Which was a true instructional video to lay out a 10ac pasture with dead square lines and corners. This was good, but not exactly a "How To", as it lacks much instructional content besides general commentary. I draw that line between information I can get from just buying one and looking it over myself, versus watching someone with experience and expertise evaluating a product and/or kit with the eye of an expert - with explanation for any features that causes you to "like" or "dislike", why, and what is standard or typical on that type and grade of product. For example - explaining the different grade stick notation basis units available and typical demographic that prefers it was instructive and not possible to learn from just looking at the product in hand. Anyway - 1-3:10 stars as instructional material, 9:10 stars as an unboxing/first impressions video!!
Question for anyone who can answer.I'm building a garage for the majority, on my own. I installed the drip edge and ice&water barrier. It was a quite windy day and managing 10 foot pieces of drip edge was challenging. After all was said and done, I noticed a bit of a belly in the middle of it. eave ends stuck out from the sub-fascia at one distance and the middle of the 34 feet run it was probably 1/2-5/8 further. How should I go about running my shingles now? Thanks
Your a gem Josh! I hope some day your videos get into our school systems. Not every kid is cut out to be a doctor, lawyer or felon and I think we could put a lot of kids on a road to a fruitful independent future if they learned the basics of all the trades.
Hey man. I’m an insurance adjuster/appraiser trying to get into the roofing side of the business. I want to hopefully be able to run my own crew one day. What is the best way to start? I’m thinking about just jumping on a roofing crew and starting there. I’m also HAAG certified.
I labored as a roofer when I was younger. I always liked the patterns and Rhythm of it all. I don't think I could successfully complete an entire house properly though.
Thanks, Josh, for your informative video. It was very helpful. Thanks also for the tips on suiting up the fall-arrest system. It's a rarity for roofing videos; but, given the amount of deaths each year from workers falling from heights, it is much needed. Mike Pereira, Toronto, ON, Canada.
I am watching bc I will be doing an over hang section of my roof and I’m trying to learn but I thought the drip edge was supposed to be 1/4”-1/2” off of the feisha board? I’m sure I butchered the spelling of that
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What did you think about the POV action cam footage?
Excellent 👍
Great job! As always, we appreciate the very helpful uploads.
Love it keep it up for the future videos please
great video
..the POV action sometimes veered off center, which you don't have much control over when you have your hands full working on the roof, but it did give a closer detailed look at the work when centered, which is a good thing.
Man, you just gave a whole class on installing roofs. Great Work! Thank You!
I try to make my videos full and complete. I hope they help you. I appreciate you taking time to watch!
Thank you sir for this video. I am from Russia and will make such a roof for the first time. You have explained very well how to do it. Thank you 🙏
You are welcome!
You type perfectly in English for bieng a Russian 😂😂😂 sure your from Russia
Рашист пашов нахер
so you are telling if somebody speaks english they are english mate thats not how its works u want us to type in our own language?
@@papabear3525
Do russians put shingles down with bullets or nails
Another excellent, instructional video. No silly talk, just clear instruction and the tone is encouraging. Thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to do a decent roofing demonstration! You are very knowledgeable and informative about the job!
As a former electrician/plumber in yhe construction feild an now industrial maintenance mechanic i love watching good quality work in every trade 👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I'm sure it took quite a bit of your time to film and produce this, it's greatly appreciated! Also, it's nice to see craftsmanship that you've shown here! Excellent work!
Thanks to this video I can do a small roof job tomorrow- feeling pretty good
As you can see, this guy's pretty good, and I trust his methods
Your videos are some of the best I've ever seen. Thank you for your time and instruction and sharing this know-how for all to learn.
Thank you Jason! I am thankful for subscribers like you that make this channel possible. Good luck with your projects!
Do I work in construction? No, Do I need to get this done? No because I can't even buy a home, but I still this because it was intriguing.
Spot on, you explained everything in great detail. It was direct and right to the point. Well done, Thank You
This is one of the best videos this guy helps very well very clear everything
Top notch educational video. I wish I would have watched this before starting my garage roof 😅
Very good video and you use a plywood to cut the shingles because a lot people cut the shingles over to the paper
Thanks a lot! It is always best to not cut the paper if you can avoid it. I hope that helps!
I feel like I can probably do my own roof now! Thanks for the video
Maybe this was mentioned in the comments,I don't know, but I will pass it on anyway. At 35:00 you have a tip in order to avoid the ladder from damaging the shingles/drip edge. If you additionally add another piece of 2x4 of a length that fits between the ladder rails, the ladder will not slide left or right and makes it much more stable to that type of instability in addition to protecting the shingles.
The best beginners guide on shingle roofing that I've seen.
I did put a lot of time trying to make this a complete shingle guide. I appreciate you letting me know. Good luck with your project!
I'm glad I found your video very educational thanks man I needed to see this my roofing guy bail out on me
Damn good series. The POV shots are cool.
Great breakdown at the end!!
These are awesome videos, thank you for making them
You are welcome! I enjoy creating UA-cam videos for people that are into DIY and construction. I appreciate you watching. Good luck with your projects!
Fantastic video. Thank you1
Best roofing video ever!
Great video. Thanks!
that was such an amazing resource. Thanks!
Nice work
Thank you!
THANKS
You are welcome!
Thanks !!!
Great info
My patio has 2 layers of shingles so that's why I'm taking off 5' up and all the way across. Can't just do a simple patch.
After you complete the first 5 rows. Do you cut the pieces like you did before?
Yes, it’s the same pattern over and over again until you get to the peak. I hope that helps!
Question: why do you overlap your eave starter strip over your gable starter strip?
Great video!
I wonder about the safety line for the harness at 18:01
Should’ve placed the drip edge on first, icy water then the paper overall good video
1:22 Bostitch makes one as well that also affordable, compared to Stinger and another brand that seem to be №s 1 and 2 for most expensive and gotta buy their caps, fyi; don’t get me wrong, great guns….but can add up quickly when buy all accessories ya need
What’s the average profit margin for roofing companies? Would it be worth it to install it yourself?
Newb here who recently redid their garage roof, but I thought the drip edge wasn’t supposed to go directly against the fascia?
That drip-edge should go over the fascia, not sub-fascia, and nails only on top?
Is there a need to use wooden shingle molding if you use metal dip edge?
Doesn't the starter you laid up the rake make up for the stacking of starter and shingle seems?
What size staples and nails do you recommend for 3/4" boards with first layer of shingles and synthetic underlayment?
I know u will probably never see my comment because u have so many subscribers and so busy like everyone else but if u do I'd like to see a video where u slow way down and explain more in detail about laying out walls I know u went over it briefly in another video and I know u couldn't spend too much time on explaining in great detail but if u get time and have the opportunity I'd love to see a whole video on explaining the different types of headers like king stud , cripple etc and explain in detail how u figure the layout. Explain how u mark the lines with a mark going to one side. I love your videos and channel but u just lost me in the layout phase. I kinda get it but could use a lot more instruction. Añd to how u figure for leaving so much here and there for sheet rock etc. Thanks 🙏 and hope to see a video like that someday
You’re the young Larry Haun of our generation. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with these projects 🙌🏼💯 God bless you in Jesus Name ✝️🕊️
Larry and an amazing carpenter! That means a lot. Thanks you! I am thankful for your comment and watching! God bless you too!
I listened intensely to the video and hope I didn't miss it if you said it, but I never heard what the overall dimensions of the roof is that you worked on. I think you said you bought 25 squares of shingles and to buy 10% extra for waste. I am thinking that 25 squares covers 2500 square foot minus 10% would come out to 2250 square foot of roof. Is that correct or am I missing something in my calculations? Could you please let me know what the dimensions are? I would appreciate it.
Thank you for putting together such fantastic videos. I am a new subscriber but already a huge fan of your work.
The roof required 22 squares with no waste and I ordered 25 squares including waste. The roof is 2,200 sq ft. I did have a few bundles left.
You are welcome for the video. I appreciate you subscribing!
@@TheExcellentLaborer Thank you for your reply. I appreciate it!
Let's goooooooo
Yes!! Let’s get this job done!
Why did you not install the ice and water shield on the entire roof and just the one line at the bottom of the roof? Unless I missed something- it looks like you only did that one line toward the bottom before you showed us the drip line installation and then installed the rest of the shingles directly overtop the synthetic paper…
Ice & water is only required on your eve edges and valleys. In some Northern climates at may also be required on Gable ends.
WITH YUR SAFETY HARNES RO E........ALWAYS USE BRIGHT YELLOW........DO NOT GET LOOSE RO E........GET STIFF RO E........IT WILL BE SAFER FOR ROOFING
This has really helped me. I'm still not sure what I do when I get to where I have my fall protection bracket installed. Do I just take my chances or is there a good way to handle that transition?
Antibiotic Shingles medicine from Dr emuakhe on UA-cam from Africa vanished my Shingles and haven't seen any reoccurrence to date, you're truly an epitome of good treatment............
Antibiotic Shingles medicine from Dr emuakhe on UA-cam from Africa vanished my Shingles and haven't seen any reoccurrence to date, you're truly an epitome of good treatment.......,...
Honestly this video is like having your own personal trainer thanks for making this video so simple to follow
Your "How To Install Roof Shingles - BEGINNERS Step-by-Step GUIDE" was as clear as glass. I have watched many people who thought they could teach professionally and otherwise. Yours is one of the very few that ACTUALLY CAN TEACH THEIR SUBJECT. GOD BLESS you for all you do to help others r/ EBW M.Ed. USN Ret. Servant of GOD
Thank you so much!
As a Roofer from Canada, I approve this video. 👌🏾
I appreciate that!
Canadian roofers know what's good!!!
I'm on the east coast of NS.... you ?
@@minerjohnny41 Western Shore
I liked it for the most part besides two thing. The drip edge on the eve should be the one to get that folded tab and the rake needs cut to fit perfectly and make a pretty point on the bottom when they meet . And the nails on the pipeboot should never have exposed nails don’t shoot the bottom just the top and sides
One of my favorite aspects of Josh's videos is that he follows best safety practices. He wears the appropriate safety gear. There are so many YT channels that don't and the things they do are extremely dangerous. Thanks for keeping it safe Josh!!
I appreciate that Brian! I do think safety is the most important part of the job. I know sometimes it’s easy to forget things, but we all should try to do our best. Thank you for being part of this great community!
Agreed. Without safety, there is no point in any construction!
I ran a union company with 120 carpenters and had an EMR under .70 so it makes me smile when I see it done properly.
I noticed you used drip edge instead of gutter apron where there would be a gutter. does it really matter? also on your starter set seams the nails seemed pretty close on some of the seams (1.5-2" on one forsure)....wouldn't you want ideally 6" to the nearest nail from a seam? my understanding is that the water will travel a good 4-5" on either side of a seam?
This is the best video on roofing I've found. Awesome job. Im going from tile to shingles and have quotes for up to 35k so i was wondering if i can do it myself. Now i have a better understanding on starting and following in a straight line. Thank you
Thank you! I did put a lot of time to make this video. I tried to make it phone complete to help my audience understand the process of shingling a roof. That $35,000 quote is not out of the ordinary to be a contractor to re-shingle or shingle a roof. Good luck with your project!
I'm going help out with a roof, and this was GOLD!!
This video is the true definition of step-by-step guide. Perfect video!
Should you use gutter apron for area by gutter and drip edge on rakes?
Yep, my carpenter had to school me on this point. Good call on that one.
New game: take a drink every time he says “And as you can see” 😂
My question on the underlayment. Do you really need to hit every single one of those bullseyes? Seems kinda excessive, and doesn't look like you did either.
It’s recommended that you hit every bull’s-eye, but I usually do every other one. I hope that helps!
You don't have to at all. As long as you have plenty of p-cap nails throughout the field
You do a great job both explaining and filming everything.
Thanks, Tim! It takes time while I am working to do it but I’m glad I can help people. Stay tuned for more!
Hey Josh I have a question I have this roof that needs replacing I’m trying to calculate how many bundles of shingles I need the sq Is 860 feet
Often times a bundle of shingles equals .33 of a square. A square is 100 ft.². I hope that helps!
You are the best person on UA-cam. Your videos are so detailed that after watching them anyone could feel confident in doing the job correctly. Love all your videos. This one was excellent. Adding in the safety harness in the end was a great finish.
I appreciate that Scott! Safety is very important to me, so I had to include that in the video. I hope you learned a thing or two with this for you. Take care!
Why does everyone push the drip edge right against the fascia board?
This is a great video! Thanks for posting! I did lose count on how many times you said "as you can see" 😂.
I'm a cabinet carpenter with 19 years experience. Some 20years ago I learnt this in school. I'm roofing my house for the first time. This is an awesome tutorial/refresher. Thank you so much. This has increased my confidence
I was a roofer for 4 years and doing repairs sometimes was the worst, especially during winter
Great job on the repair, and you called it a 9 shingle job, and it took 7 ... nice to see people who really know their stuff are still working honestly in the world
Amazing DIY video tutorial! Step-by-step clear instructions, well shot and edited. THANK YOU!!!!!
Gracias por tu video aprendí mucho que Dios te bendiga!
Great video! I appreciate the level of detail and explanation you give. I also that you don’t worry about keeping your videos short and get everything in one video instead of several shorter ones.
Thanks Nicolas! I know some projects are much more acceptable to have a short video. Some videos have to be long like this one to include all the details. I appreciate you commenting on my channel. Thanks for watching!
Excellent step by step video. I am having my roof done in a few weeks and now I understand how the laborious the job is. Thank you!
First video I’ve seen on this channel. This gentleman is an excellent teacher. The best teachers can share wisdom from experience that just makes things easier; which he does. Some things are common sense but still should be taught like how to put nails in your pouch, long chalk lines sag and don’t get your glue strips covered in gravel… these rules you often don’t know until you’ve experienced the resulting headache that follows. Good work, sir. I appreciate the detailed video.
Thank you! That means a lot! I do try to communicate the instructions while giving examples so people can relate. Yes, experience does help a lot! I appreciate you watching, and commenting!
Josh, thankyou for your precise instructions, you are an excellent teacher!
I appreciate that!
Excellent description, thanks.
I try to keep my videos very detailed. Thanks for watching!
This guy is a true teacher and explains everything very detailed. Awesome video bro thanks for sharing all your wisdom with all of us. Another day at youtube University.
How squirrel proof is that ridge vent?
I have not had a squirrel get inside a roof through this ridge vent. I hope that helps! Also, check out my membership for more community support!
我没有看懂为什么你要把已经钉好的白色的防水纸切断，换成黑色的沥青防水纸？I don't understand why you want to cut off the white waterproof paper that has been nailed and replace it with black asphalt waterproof paper?
Awesome, Josh, I have to replace 2 sheets of OSB on my patio roof, the previous owner didn't flash the end and now the edge boards soaked up rainwater. Need to replace about 16' across and 5' up the shingles and tar paper.
Thanks for the great video. Wow, that's a lot of work, but I see how a guy can save some money.
You look like my father in law 😭 badass 🔥
That’s too cool, Thanks for watching!
Hey, great content I have a question for you when you’re dealing with valley what do you put down in that valley before the shingle?
You're a fantastic instructor. Any student would greatly benefit from learning from you. You're so thorough and thoughtful.
Great video!
As a female non roofer it's very encouraging to have a step-by-step process to know exactly what the roofers are actually talking about!
Thanks again and be safe on the roof! ❤
I'm a former roofer and I know how you'd feel talking with a roofer cause we use the same terms as if we're chatting amongst ourselves upon the roof .... on behalf of all roofers who confuse homeowners, I apologize for the times we are not being clear and concise while explaining the process
Hey, since you put the drip edge against the subfascia, what are the options to finish the fascia? Aluminum flashing that also gets tucked behind the drip edge or something similar I’d assume because actual fascia board would end up getting water behind it because the drip edge placement?
Using your videos I recently was able to repair rotted fascia and soffit on my grandma’s house for under $200 doing it myself! Your content is invaluable!
In order to finish the facia, I got to put aluminum facia up under the lip of the drip edge. That will keep it watertight, and it looks good. I’m glad I was able to save you a lot of money and help your grandmas house out! Thanks a lot!
Hello, i am roofer and just would like to ask. A lot (Really a lot) of companies usually put bottom line of starter under the side line (in bottom corners of the roof) for beter waterproof. Even through that fact that water usually doesn't go there. Just want to ask your opinion, does it really make a difference?
Hey josh . my name is joshua the only I seen is you don't want the drip edge tight to sub fascia you a slight drip gap . but been following you since beginning and learnd alot
The drip edge is very flexible, and the aluminum facia will slide right up under the lip, even if it looks tight on the video. Thanks for following! I hope that helps!
Ive never nailed the fascia side of drip edge.. wonder if that's my mistake or yours 😂
I made it to 14:07 before I gave up... but ONLY because it wasn't what I needed. Which was a true instructional video to lay out a 10ac pasture with dead square lines and corners. This was good, but not exactly a "How To", as it lacks much instructional content besides general commentary.
I draw that line between information I can get from just buying one and looking it over myself, versus watching someone with experience and expertise evaluating a product and/or kit with the eye of an expert - with explanation for any features that causes you to "like" or "dislike", why, and what is standard or typical on that type and grade of product. For example - explaining the different grade stick notation basis units available and typical demographic that prefers it was instructive and not possible to learn from just looking at the product in hand.
Anyway - 1-3:10 stars as instructional material, 9:10 stars as an unboxing/first impressions video!!
Question for anyone who can answer.I'm building a garage for the majority, on my own. I installed the drip edge and ice&water barrier. It was a quite windy day and managing 10 foot pieces of drip edge was challenging.
After all was said and done, I noticed a bit of a belly in the middle of it. eave ends stuck out from the sub-fascia at one distance and the middle of the 34 feet run it was probably 1/2-5/8 further. How should I go about running my shingles now? Thanks
Your a gem Josh!
I hope some day your videos get into our school systems.
Not every kid is cut out to be a doctor, lawyer or felon and I think we could put a lot of kids on a road to a fruitful independent future if they learned the basics of all the trades.
@@symcardnel1741 100% agree. If you like math and problem solving. Your half way there. The physical work comes naturally with a healthy mind
Great video. If you mess up your cut on the peak. Can you apply a patch piece so long as it overlaps?
Hey man. I’m an insurance adjuster/appraiser trying to get into the roofing side of the business. I want to hopefully be able to run my own crew one day. What is the best way to start? I’m thinking about just jumping on a roofing crew and starting there. I’m also HAAG certified.
I labored as a roofer when I was younger. I always liked the patterns and Rhythm of it all. I don't think I could successfully complete an entire house properly though.
It is very satisfying to get that rhythm down that you are talking about. It is definitely a good work out as well! Thanks a lot for watching!
Thanks, Josh, for your informative video. It was very helpful. Thanks also for the tips on suiting up the fall-arrest system. It's a rarity for roofing videos; but, given the amount of deaths each year from workers falling from heights, it is much needed. Mike Pereira, Toronto, ON, Canada.
Never miss a moment of your vids 🎉, in a vally what layers of materials is best to install in the valley, is it the same ice & water shield🛡
Great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I will do my own roof and save a ton of money.
Thank you for this video
I am watching bc I will be doing an over hang section of my roof and I’m trying to learn but I thought the drip edge was supposed to be 1/4”-1/2” off of the feisha board? I’m sure I butchered the spelling of that
So after the 1st 5 rows of shingles, you went ahead and cut 10 3/8” & 16 3/8” again for the next 5 rows? Or just laid them out in full?