Hi Alan, Wow,,,,your roof looks so awesome! Love it! Job well done. Will you eventually put a deck on the back like you talked about along while back? In my opinion, 😜 a grill would look better on a back deck, but I get it for now on the front. Super cute pup! Stay safe and God Bless ❤
@@pamboone6921 I am going to put a deck up out back. Just not going to put a roof over it. Just a deck with a railing around it. It needs to be a railing I can remove before winter. The snow coming off the back roof will destroy a railing.
It’s too late now but for future reference… * While a cordless drill/driver can be used for installing metal roofing, the MCA (Metal Construction Association) has specifically recommended against using impact drills installing metal panels. The use of impact drills can result in over driving fasteners which can damage the metal panels. The force of impact drills has also resulted in damaging paint and coatings, and even breaking the heads off of screws while they are being installed. While impact drivers are commonly used among contractors, it is important to note the high risk of damaging screws and metal panels with these tools, which can result in early corrosion of both the fastener and metal panels.*
@@alanbierhoff6831 for what little im putting up metal, my impact works great. I know when to stop before its too tight. Plus im sure that special drill works great, and I'm sure it aint cheap.
Two of my favorite things: puppies and building houses. YAY! Add in some boogie woogie piano, and we'll have the trifecta of perfecta.
Looks great!
Nice.
You are going to really enjoy this outdoor space. Cool in the Summer and snow free in the Winter.
@@donnavickery9623 im looking forward to cool spring nights out there. No bugs.
Your grass looks fantastic !!! So much better than mud!!!!
@@donnavickery9623 its a work in progress. Lots of clover I want to get rid of and over seed it.
The roof looks great. You can not even tell that it is an add on. It looks original to the house.
@@donnavickery9623 thanks. That was the plan. Make it match.
And now you have a covered deck. It looks good to me.
@@debbieblakie8026 thanks. Im gonna love it next spring.
@@debbieblakie8026 thanks. Im gonna love it next spring. No Bugs!
Hi Alan,
Wow,,,,your roof looks so awesome! Love it!
Job well done.
Will you eventually put a deck on the back like
you talked about along while back? In my opinion,
😜 a grill would look better on a back deck, but
I get it for now on the front. Super cute pup!
Stay safe and God Bless ❤
@@pamboone6921 I am going to put a deck up out back. Just not going to put a roof over it. Just a deck with a railing around it. It needs to be a railing I can remove before winter. The snow coming off the back roof will destroy a railing.
Looks really nice!
@@househen1 thanks.
Love it bro. Looking good. And by yourself dude. Kick ass and press on
@@dockranz thanks
Awesome, I am Hooked!
@@CritterCreekUSA Thank you. I hope you go back all the way two years ago and watch my entire build from day one.
Thanks Again.
It’s too late now but for future reference…
* While a cordless drill/driver can be used for installing metal roofing, the MCA (Metal Construction Association) has specifically recommended against using impact drills installing metal panels. The use of impact drills can result in over driving fasteners which can damage the metal panels. The force of impact drills has also resulted in damaging paint and coatings, and even breaking the heads off of screws while they are being installed. While impact drivers are commonly used among contractors, it is important to note the high risk of damaging screws and metal panels with these tools, which can result in early corrosion of both the fastener and metal panels.*
@@alanbierhoff6831 for what little im putting up metal, my impact works great. I know when to stop before its too tight. Plus im sure that special drill works great, and I'm sure it aint cheap.
He just wanted your company !!
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The dog has pottied in the house somewhere..
@@donnavickery9623 nope. It stays in his creat while they are gone.