Cedar shingles. 7.5'' exposure

[@jrod3868]

Is the first layer of underlayment an iceshield membrane? Do u need a breather under the cedar?

[@JackRainfield]

Nice, I love that alignment trick!

[@auction-savvy]

I have a question please. Is it recommended to do a partial shake replacement (perhaps 600 sf on a 1200 sf side of a house)? Specifically how is the mesh underlayment and roofing tarp paper aligned when trying to tie in existing shakes with new shakes over a large surface. Our concern being potential leaks where the new shakes abut with the existing shakes. Thanks. Nice Video!

[@eamonaugustine1262]

How long did that side take to do with two guys ? How many square s

[@sethmeekhof5742]

Are you just nailing that guide board in every row?

[@JoeDubyk]

Yes sir

[@riflemanism]

...not to bad for your first time, eh boys !

[@Amarillobymorning777]

How long will last ?? Looks fantastic. I like it .

[@JoeDubyk]

Around 25 years, give or take a few years based on climate. Cedar is beautiful but it doesn't last that long

[@Amarillobymorning777]

@@JoeDubyk 🙏

[@jordanhandlen1135]

So you’re nailing that guide board right into the face of the shake? Is that leaving holes? How does that work?

[@madknacker]

The wood will swell and basically seal that hole. Should anyway.

[@edsonfreitas3575]

Legal mesmo parabéns pelo seu trabalho maravilhoso 👏🤩

[@melquicaseres7750]

Eso era todo lo que necesitaba gracias chicos por ese excelente video ❤

[@Ruso_Moose]

just curious how much of a reveal you went with? Thanks! Workmanship looks great...

[@JoeDubyk]

Thank you! They were 18'' cedar shakes, so 7.5'' exposure

[@christophersharpe2555]

Fine job..great vid

[@jamiecorbett7200]

Be nice if you explained how your attaching the straight edge boards to rest shingles on

[@JoeDubyk]

Lightly nailed