That is awesome!

Yeah, wish I have one of those wife tools😉 very nice video. 👍

Having a bakery your probably great at spreading frosting roofing is almost the same

The lord parts with knowledge in many ways young jedi. These are not the roofs you are looking for

I don't recommend you to do what you saw in this video unless existing roofing surface as sound as it is here and it's slope is a little bit steeper. The installers did not pay good enough attention to overlap seems, besides should use a heat- gun to weld together. I recommend you to find a roofer with experience and install a torch-down modified roof on your flat roof otherwise you can end up with more problems than you bargained for.

yeah it looks really nice

Your comment is clear as mud.

@@info411 no it’s your fault. You don’t do roofing

@@AlloyedFrequencies you stated that he made a lot of mistakes and you didn't mention a single one and then you say way to go, which is it? Name those mistakes Educate us.

Your installation on the pipe is wrong you are supposed to install a cone over the pipe then put a piece of base down on the cone then put you cap on and it would be in 2 piece s so it wouldn't look like garbage you lay out a piece to pass the pipe cut around it the next piece 6 inch overlap the other way on the pipe and it's good to go and looks nice too and don't forget to use asphalt primer on the cone

You didn't need to you plastic cement on the seams to make it watertight all you had to do was pass you roofing touch on the seams

Allsand is meant as a last resort of large pipes that they don't make cone inserts for not a wash room pipe and your wash room vent pipe you should have risen it up that cap comes off and you should have built it up with 2 layer of 2by4 and flash it in with your base and cap sheet it you live in an area where it snows you are going to have problems

@@migueldefreitas1367 if you have a roof with tar and gravel (flat) do you need to scrap It up before doing this process to it?

No you can put down what roofers call protection board first and screw it down to the existing roof

As a highly and I express high I and fellow transient workers recommend putting two roofs on this immediately to ensure success best of luck fellows

That's great!

Many thanks!

LOL - LOL - LOL - LOL

How very puny of you

Thanks for the laugh.

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Materials and Labor ! for roofs with complete tear outs and new roof can be 3x materials $5K will get you $15K final ! Always always get many bidders and learn from the bids !

always lay a upside down nailed sheet around edges

Our crew always leaves extra nails for the next couple

thanks

I can almost taste the paint but I'm not at work yet so I will have to wait

This is an SBS membrane, not APP. See the bill of sale at 1:09. Also Top Shield states that their SBS membranes are not to be torch applied.

good video but that is 1 part was a very bad instruction...

when you do a new installation of peel and stick its a 3 layer process versus 2 and it's just as effective as torch if done properly. If you a layover is just a bandaid youll be really surpised how many homes make it 15-20 more years with a band aid.

I think that's kind of the idea given the title of the video. It's the old saying in business... "you can have it fast, right or cheap... and u can only pick 2." This was fast and cheap, not necessarily "right" according to pro-roofers. BUT, for a homeowner w a bad leak who is desperate for a fast & inexpensive solution (that doesn't necessarily need to last 10 years) this video is semi-helpful. I don't even have $2 to spend per square foot so I'm totally screwed. Was considering using 4x8 coroplast boards ( only cuz i have like 100 sheets just sitting in my garage) to go over the current roof (glued down). Then i want to tape the seams with EPDM tape and coat the entire surface with expoxy resin. Then put on new perimeter flashing. I realize I'm going to create more issues but I'm stuck and SOMETHING must be done ASAP. Unless some roofers want to donate their labor AND materials, I'm on my own. Water is a sinister foe!

@@Jimd905Well, he just spent $6,500 on materials that are bound to fail within a year or two. Doesn't seem very economical to me.

He mentions the roller at 21:10 but they step on it instead.

Stepping on it and not pass the roll on it is the same thing and he also didn't use primer on the roof before he installed the base sheet some roofer call it glue

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I was thinking to myself as she's takes off the plas

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I think the roof was made of Twin-T's (concrete)

Wait for the video old wood doesn't rot in the end,try to keep up before you get fired

It is really that easy. my wife and I did that very fast

Yea man it's easy to keep those hands kleen just never touch it

I so agree! But they will call us haters. I don't know what kind of Dr. he is, but surly not a roof Dr.

Absolutely never seem on seem. This is beyond a joke.

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Great 👍

I am so sorry

You need to watch it again all the way to where the robot pisses off the roof

I like butts

I put one under where under lament should be

Just wait for terrible weather and then do a.i. 45 minutes video on just how good it not being

In south Florida you're not allowed to put roll roofing over an existing roof layer. "TopShield Pro underlayment roofing systems membranes shall not be applied over an existing roof membrane."

Truthfully as a 35 year roofer I would not put this on a dog house. Just my opinion.

@@shawncummings4653 Show us your video then. This guy has been doing this for many years with no problems.

@@jamescole3152 I don't need to show anything. I have been roofing all through the US. As a speacilst in government roofing. I don't need to prove a dam thing to you.

Thanks

By what standard is this excellent work, its complete BS.

This a crap install of a good product. Not supposed to install this over an existing membrane.

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I do that many times and it works good

Ok truther that's your third worning I'm not going to write you up this time though looks like we're going to need you tomorrow but mostly it's forcuz I am no longer read and rite be cause this video break me mind not work

He's going to roll his imported wife over it

I think it's time the old Doc retires !

Well the roof doctor has been doing this for much longer than you. His way must work.

Ok Karen!! Lol

a lot of effort to go get a tool and do a little cut. The hole is never in the right spot so you still have to cut slits to move the membrane around to position it

@@FlatRoofDoctor I see. Thanks.

You don't, you foolish Americans, this roof is like a mahgwi don't ever get it wet and never ever step foot on it after midnight

I just took a selfy of my flashing on the roof hang on I'm still posting the pics

According to what little you have stated it sounds likely that the roof in question should be torn off and stripped down to the deck of all old materials and any rotten plywood decking removed and replaced with new before a new roof is installed. If you have had substantial leaks then there will be moisture trapped between the old roof and the new roof (wet insulation board & rotting plywood) creating water vapor which must escape and will only cause further damage to the ceiling underneath ( stains, paint blistering, bubbling, peeling, mold) and bubbling, blistering and eventually compromising the roof above for more leaks. You could potentially use a peel & stick base sheet over a mechanically fastened 1/2"×4'x8' insulated sheet of blackboard on the deck followed by a granulated peel & stick cap sheet but the devil is in the details (i.e. penetrations (pipes, skylights, drains, tie-ins to other roof systems & perimeter terminations (i.e. shingles, metal, wall flashing & metal drip edge, etc.) and this video is not a good representation of the proper application process. My advice is to research the proven work history of licensed & bonded roofing professionals in your area and get several quotes on a peel & stick replacement roof and go from there.

I don't think I am going to work tomorrow all off a sudden something just seems suspicious

ok

Put the adhesive on a rag inhale and you will figure it right out

Yes it will if you have the right materials. Some are used for adhering the cap sheet and some are used to flash. Make sure if there is metal to get some primer first. Get the quick prime and you can flash right away and also get the white granules to cover your patch and if you got the right stuff your repair should look like it was still brand new haha

@@garrett3113 thanks

Degrades too quickly, cracks, splits, etc.

@@thatguy4234 Not tar...liquid rubber.

@@thomasg4324 It depends a lot on thr country. In the UK there are a few other methods that are being used. One of them is EPDM, which is a rubber membrane that comes in one sheet (up to a certain size) and you glue it to your substrate(mainly timber frame). There are also liquid rubber methods that are being used but there's just something about them that makes it a bit more not trustworthy especially when compared to a one sheet option such as EPDM. Also, in terms of longevity, EPDM can easily last 50+ years.

It would be much faster and cheaper to use spray on emulsion with pea gravel.

@@shawncummings4653 How much cheaper? Are you suggesting liquid rubber, or tar?

EPDM is the worst type of roofing material do have on a roof. You are correct in all the other points. You can hire a few handy guys and have then do your roof with little cost. No need to strip the old roof.

Sometimes Home Depot will carry the Liberty Brand od Peel and Stick. But any roofing supply place carry this material. Beacon Building Supply, ABC Roofing Supply or any other local roofing supply place. The Brand does not really matter.

Reject those bids and keep requiring your specifications only ! Many regions of the country have bad contractors ! Break down the roof work scope into, tear down demo, roof repairs if any then actual new roof area if any ! Doc is right you can re-layer if needed ! Keep calling for free and sane estimates only ! Good handymen with insurance bond can do small if needed !

You missed it. That is when I go over gravel and tar roof

His base layer is SA. He already has a torch down roof.