Nice video. We refer to that style of valley as a no cut valley.

I'm a 25+ year journeyman Brick, Block, and Stone Mason. Several years ago I started my own construction company and In that time, as one would imagine, I've worked directly and/or indirectly with all sorts of contractors of the different trades and I'm currently getting ready to replace the roof and gutters on my own home. Unfortunately, due too the lack of quality, trust and poor workmanship of a lot of companys in and around our area these days I felt like I'd be better off doing the work myself. After watching a couple videos, perhaps hoping for a little extra added boost of confidence and reassurance in my own abilities I happened to stumble upon this video with title sparking my curiosity. Even though I am more than capable of doing the job I am certainly not a trained skilled roofer by any shape of imagination, but I must say that was pretty fucking impressive! You obviously do not and should not feel you have to explain yourself to any of the jealous crybaby fucking haters that question or criticized you on what and how your doing it! I do know enough to clearly see that!That was very fucking impressive! I definitely feel more confident and reassured in mine and my guys ability to get the job done after watching you work! Thank you sir for that!

Are you supposed to pull the plastic strip off so the shingles stick to one another

Tenemos muchos hombres aquí en Texas que harían ese trabajo en un día y apreciarían el sueldo.

This guy is totally unsafe to work with,on top of breaking a ton of OSHA Rules.

4 nails enough?

Where would I find how you finished off the two sides and capping ???

I like to put two squares together at the ridge and find the true center and snap a reference line 18 inches below that. Then I snap the starter and adjust accordingly.

Just find the pitch of the roof and make an angle cutting saw table jig ... This is not the most efficient way but i have used it.

the first guy needs practice on a fake roof first.

If Nick Miller became a roofer

AWESOME video, I learned a lot! I am a 75-year-old Vietnam vet getting ready to do my own 49-square roof myself, what tips do you have for me? Also, why did you not use the Felt Buster all the way up the roof, what is the black underlayment all around the bottom? Thanks

Thanks great help Thanks 😊

I hope to plan a gable dormer in a new house build --- It will be for an upstairs bathroom -- I want the width of the bathroom to be 10 feet wide -- I am not sure how it will look with the rest of the house -- Just curious at how wide this dormer was?

I've always been told that you do a starter one upside down or something is that true I'm getting ready to do this shit if you can let me know I appreciate it

All the more reasons why customers that are cheap are stupid. They will spend more money solving a problem they caused by hiring the cheapest price v. Doing it once and doing it right!

My roofer is 60. Hand nails just as fast as anyone

Thank you for all your helpful videos please keep them coming 👍

You are the best

Ty sir for helping others to do job right 💪

Do you leave plastic on,or do you remove on common bond?

So I snapped my line 2.5 inches up out of the valley. Was confused at first but I got it right. At first I thought you snapped the line in the center of the valley. But I watched it over again and figured it out.

I’d also say if you are not too safe on a roof use a blower as many time as you want to prevent from sliding

You're overlapping too much. Read the install instructions. Only overlap 1"

1:28 I don’t care how old you are, farts are always funny

Dingleberry, LOL

Ive got 80' of eave and shorter starters. Salesmen dont have a clue do they..

That's crazy The guys got the same hammers I got😊

Very smart I do the same thing so I know he's a good roofer

Glad we found your vids. Jumped in with both feet . 48 square roof . 9 hips and not a single gable.

Great video. Thank you for the thorough content. It know it’s a lot of work

Does ducky have one sandal and a chuck taylor shoe. Hes with the business

10.46 that shed could use some care.

Come out with a new video on the behalf of everyone we miss ya

what do you mean you passed your line?

Why not cut shingles in half or 1/3-2/3 instead of they way you show here?

Where did you get the Hammer nail gun at????

Efficiency... faster..... why are these mess ups on my job site? Lol..... what a clown

4:46 bro your boxers are inside-out LOL 18:23

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bro I thought your underwear had a design on them at first LOL 0:22

gotta love the inside-out boxers haha 😂, nah but good work

the soffit can only be installed in 12" sections? there arent longer runs of soffit to minimize cutting and seams?

Dont be this guy always have a safety gear on any roof. Wear cliff shoes to prevent falls.

Everywhere I drive throughout the day , none of the new homes OR the older homes with new roofs have these types of valleys. I've only seen a few. Most are woven, exactly like the manufacturer videos expressly tell us not to do, because it voids their product warranty. Am I seeing an opportunity here, to be able to share this information with homeowners who are not aware of this or maybe the home insurers themselves? I would love an opportunity to go in and correct this problem. I would welcome any advice.

You lost me at setting up a cut table being a waste of time buy some folding horses and make a siding table with a cordless saw takes what ten mins to set up? And your guys aren't bent over all day tweaking their back and wasting time getting up and down over and over slower and slower as their lower plates in their back compress more and more obviously not every situation calls for it but if your working in one area for more than a few hours I think it's worth doing

The house wrap is on wrong. Supposed to think like a drop of water. The over lapping should allow water to stay on the outside of the barrier. Shouldn’t matter with siding on it but hey