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wannabe
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The Roof
Finally took some pics today...other than myself I had help from 2 guys for three days...tear off repairs etc.... comments?
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wannabe
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Re: The Roof
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wannabe
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Re: The Roof
Roofing isn't my trade....1 1/2 days and the roof'll be complete, then on to the facia and soffit!
I'm actually a little nervous to read the comments (if any....), I can only imagine what I have coming to me.
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Re: The Roof
Three days seems pretty fast.You must have good help.
But then again,I'm just an old fart now,so I've slowed down. How many chimneys does one house need? Do I see three?
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2 chimneys, 3 fireplaces....only one is used.
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Re: The Roof
I like what you've done, I think your a better mason than me, the rework on the chimney looks good. I also like your brake stand shone in the garage. I bought mine just the brake and I'm tired of working on sawhorses. Good work!! Wouldn't expect anything less from a Kent State alumni.
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Now I don't feel so slow.You made an old man feel good. Neat looking job.
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Re: The Roof
Hey looks good man, I like it when people take the time to flash chimney's so they come out looking nice.
I run mine similar to you, I just put a mason blade on my worm gear makita and lay a 2x down on the roof on it's side, and work the saw up resting the side of the shoe on the 2x4 and it gets me a strait line into the chimney. It cost more to do it right, you need the break, the time has to be taken into account too. I can't stand it when I loose a job, and see the final product around the chimney is a $6 gallon of tar. Then again, I sleep at night. Short of that, on the cricket behind the chimney, I'd have ran the cap the other direction but not a big deal. |
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Re: The Roof
Short of that, on the cricket behind the chimney, I'd have ran the cap the other direction but not a big deal .
Ditto!
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Re: The Roof
nice work, straight reveals
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Re: The Roof
looks great
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Re: The Roof
Where is the roof edge/gutter flashing?
The shingling and metal works looks great! You should bid the neighbor's house too. |
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Re: The Roof
Nice looking work.
I wish my roof was such a low pitch. I'm about to take on the same project on a 10.5 pitch. Not looking forward to it. |
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Re: The Roof
looks pretty good the only advice I can give you is you should weave the first course on the valleys, cut side first, then the bottom layer of valley, other than that lookin' good.
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Re: The Roof
Looks like a long walk to the dumpster on the lawn, i assume they didn't want it in the driveway but extra work to throw it off & haul in. Like others said, it is nice & straight & looks good only i like to step out the chimneys for that prestine look.
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Re: The RoofQuote:
) The drip edge is installed, shingles overhang 1/2"
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wannabe
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Re: The Roof
I was kinda thinking that as I was nailing down the caps...I wish I would have done it differently, but the transition into the regular runs turned out good ebough.
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