Fanfold or thicker board?Doing a reside of sorts for a client. Pulling all the aluminum siding down, securing the foam board with cap nails, taping the seams, new layer of tyvek. Managed to get a couple rows back up today, perfect weather for this project. Bonus was fitting it in while my other project is getting spackled
At some point, someone did a patch and used lots of duct tape as their replacement foil barrier...
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It is the 1/2 sheathing foam they liked to use in the 80s. It was originally installed with roofers, so I grabbed a couple boxes of cap nails to pull it all tight againFanfold or thicker board?
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Even easier with a crane someone else is operating.
I understand we're just talking about a flat, side of a house here, but you crushed this. That looks so, so much better than what was there. They must be thrilled.Looks a little better![]()
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Had that too.Even easier with a crane someone else is operating.
They are very happy that it is taken care of. They are awesome clients, remodeled basically half their house last year.I understand we're just talking about a flat, side of a house here, but you crushed this. That looks so, so much better than what was there. They must be thrilled.
Don't know what I would do without mine , makes life so much easier, no ladders.
All the truss companies here drop the pile on the top plate.
Haven’t used these guys in a while.All the truss companies here drop the pile on the top plate.
I can tell you're an honest man.They are very happy that it is taken care of. They are awesome clients, remodeled basically half their house last year.
He had reached out to a couple siding contractors and none of them wanted to touch it. Called me up "hey, I know this isn't your usually job, but can you do it so I know it will be done right?"
"Sure can. Here's your best case/ worst case price range"
Including set up and break down, 21 man hours between me and my helper
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Cranes are too much money here to lift one by one... If we use a crane they go in a bunch.We get a crane and have him lift one at a time. It goes quick.
We have one guy rigging and two on the plates.
Mike.
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We have to rent them a minimum of 4 hours I think it is.Cranes are too much money here to lift one by one... If we use a crane they go in a bunch.
We can set our duplexes in 3 hours with crane. Same number of guys goes to around 4-4.5 via the lift. I'd save money setting with the lift, but it's so much safer and easier on the guys with crane.