An Interesting Roof We Did A Long Time Ago.

Ed the Roofer

In the process of going through my archived 35 mm photo albums and digitizing them so they can be on my computer, I am finding some really cool photos I would like to share.

This one is from 1991 in Elgin and still looks as good today as when we installed it.

I will see if there are other in progress or final completion photos.

Ed

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tinner666

Nice!

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Ed the Roofer

It would have been a very interesting challenge to try to do it as the original craftsmen had done with cedar shingles conforming to all of the curves of the roof.

Steamed or watter-logged prior to installing them I suppose.

Ed

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RooferJim

Nice looking job.

Ed the Roofer

These are the last two photos I thought worthy of posting.

How in the heck did we ever do those valley in the 2nd picture?

Ed

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jmorgan

Here is one from Utah. The Cedar shingles were steamed overnight in a 55 drum steamer, then installed the next day. http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...11943282PyhNWH
Jim

Ed the Roofer

Very very nice.

That is similar to what the roof we did looked like before we had to tear it off. Except for all of the rotted holes through the old moss covered cedar.

Ed

theroofinggod

nice job ed,jmorgan -that cedar work looked awesome!