your fired

Licensed home inspector here - at the end of the video when he's standing on the scaffold - his fly is open 😂

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You started the video halfway up the valley. Not helpful

You wourd not get awary with that in Florida...

It is breathable and also water resistant, but it is not waterproof. GAF specifically warns against using it for temporary weather protection. If water gets under the shingles, only ice & water shield will help since it is self-sealing. All other underlayments are penetrated by thousands of nails, and every penetration can leak. Asphalt felt is both waterproof and breathable. It does degrade over many years but no underlayment will save your roof if the shingles or penetrations are leaking. The most you can hope for is reducing intrusions during blowoffs.

Never install ridge vent right to the gable end

Right off the bat he voids a warranty lol

Using GAF products 🤣

Cobra won’t cover Exposing nails “no bueno amigo “

So glad to see a real roofer doing a proper cut valley. So tired of seeing the lazy wont to bee's doing point out cheesey valleys. 😅😅

Thanks great video and informative

A hook blade on a multi tool also works very nice and quick.

Thank you Sir! 👍🏾

Not enough detail, sorry. Appreciate the time though.

Pro roofer tip here. Sawzal on a very hot day and eyeball 1/2 inch off edge! Accepting $$'s for pro tips.

Dont you need a 1/4 inch space between the shingles and the wall for expansion?

Do you use regular razor blade or hook blade? Are those 3 tab shingles or would that be a laminate shingles?

Well done, Mate!

And we all come tumbling down

Maybe a drip and good quality, but so install it! The base of the roof (osb or plywood) will rot. You forgot the underlay or bitumen the edge of the plywood. Bad Roofers.

Wrong way to shingle, period.

Definitely not a science like i thought

Lol the whole reason I was watching was to see when you cut it and then the video ends

Can you add steel roofing ridge over asphalt shingles?

which is better gaf feltbuster or deck armor??

Your supposed 2 go ice n water on top of underlayment

What is the thickness of plywood used?

All mesh styles of ridge vent are sub standard products and anyone installing it is doing it because it is inexpensive. If your roofer is selling ridge vent that doesn't have a wind baffle on both sides avoid them.

Hi, I would like to know if it's better to use plywood than OSB for asphalt shingles? Thanks

No Plastic cap nails? You used staples. Doesn't that void the warranty?

Most houses in the U.S. have shingles as homeowners associations and local laws won't allow any other roof. Sure their cheaper than tiles to install but you see them being replaced from ten years up so it works out dearer, add to that the way they look deteriorates much much faster than tiles so it's false economy.

Start the bottom as straight as possible follow that shingle keep a 5 5/8 difference in your pattern all the way up the lowest point and your bleeder will run a half inch away straight up and down the valley which ever point is higher ,waste of material the way he's doing it if you start the valley and work your way out you follow the papers lines not too hard yes push down in the middle don't listen to that comment

Lotta negative comments but I'm willing to bet it'll last just fine.

Im not sure about nailing like that on the hip shingle you cut.. where you put like 7 or 8 nails down on the back part of tge shingle.. thats where mine leaked and why im watching this.. having to replace the stuff..

All wrong American roofing

The video is no use without showing how you start to fix the first ridge cap.

Good video but your fly is noticeably down at time marker 3:18 to 3:28. You forgot to zip after taking the tinkle.

That material sucks. It may let some air pass but its not enough. Attic's still get way too hot. ty

Outstanding job

He says don’t bump fire the nailer, then why is he doing it?

Your a hack -Not fallowing manufacturers recommendations -Not opening the ridge on both sides -Not snapping a line, crooked as hell

Horrible

How u get all same length overhang?

You need to start the video from the start of the starter strip. And were is the roll of shingles going up the side. Didn't enjoy the video. I give it a C- at best.

Ditto John D. Only idiots don't have a clue as to how to install metal valleys .

Nice job. Most installers have no idea what they are doing. I just lost 4 ridge shingles off a brand new roof...they only used two nails.

Good video, straight to the point and no BS. Thanks!

This is the COBRA product?

You forgot to add shingles down the middle of the valley