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    Ed the Roofer Posted new reply in Off Topic (Non Trade) Jan 03, 2012

    Everytime Eddie is on the computer at the library, he seems to make a new friend with one of the other kids. It's a riot just listening to the kids talk about whatever online g...

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    Ed the Roofer Posted new reply in Off Topic (Non Trade) Jan 03, 2012

    About 1-2 times per week at the local library only and most of that time is spent with my son keeping him focused on proper studying habits. This site is too large for my cell ...

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    Ed the Roofer Posted new reply in Business Sep 27, 2011

    YES, you could be held liable to pay the cost of another contractor to bring the work up to the agreed upon standards, which in and of itself would be hard for you to prove ot...

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    DeanL 9 months ago

    I have an old roof deck made of tongue and groove 2x12s. It's currently covered with tar & gravel and want to change to Asphalt shingles. Due to it's low pitch I planned to use standard 15lb tar paper with a 17" overlap, Another contractor mentioned that the expanding & contracting of the tongue & groove could rip the 15-lb paper. He says I should use 30-lb, or even better yet go over the whole roof with plywood 1st. What's your thoughts?

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