Rookie Roofing 101: QUALITY CLINIC

[@frankiefigzz1]

Hahaha... Brad holding the camera facing him.. Omg that was fking funny! Great video! Great knowledge!

[@2point2]

This channel makes me lol.

[@adamwhite4745]

Legend.

[@joshuaheaphy8936]

Has me rolllllling🤣🤣🤣

[@jyoung6708]

they get paid by the bundle?

[@agustinrodriguez5058]

Haha 😂

[@GiuseppePennisi-wu6yu]

I really appreciate all the tips. We have a family construction company and I train 18 to 21 year old young people. I enjoy teaching electrical, plumbing. Roofing and hvac. We have a crew of 10 guys . Pioneer engineering and construction.

[@aliciawaller8095]

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[@tjerrion1885]

Being roofing forman for 20+ years this content is great! YES!!! all the little but BIG things.. Love it!

[@marty3194]

Stayin positive and helpfull even when they make some mistakes while learning makes you a teacher and not some random prick arrogant boss, respect!

[@HunterCathey]

The patience to teach needs to be commended. Good job lol

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

I appreciate it bud.

[@israelbound8978]

I totally agree... about to get on my first roof Monday

[@Willis476]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction that's why you chaulk lines!So new guys can get the feel of laying shingles.Also some people I found just can't do shit right!No matter how many times they do it they just suck at all they do.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

@@Willis476 my buddy Rick grace on KZbin's does it and i considered it. Planned to do it. But the sloppy shingler is gone now so no need lmao

[@JourneyOnLife]

Don't "teach" anyone on MY roof. I guarantee you there are messed up nails on that roof. I don't pay for anything professionals do unless it is f ing perfect for the money the charge, or I might as well do it my self! I am slos but it will be perfect. A hell of a lot better then guys trying to speed nail and f ing it up. F that! Sorry but I'm no privileged white guy with money. I don't have a government high paying do nothing job either.

[@troywood5686]

Great teacher. You have patience and value your team. That's all you need.

[@randyzepeda5225]

When I started roofing man my boss didn’t have patience or anything your a great boss keep it up

[@bigpoppazeus8048]

For real. It's tough out here.

[@ariojalilzadeh3821]

Asshole I worked for didn't even have time to install Jacks so we could walk.

[@lsxddd3763]

😂Ong

[@randyzepeda5225]

@@ariojalilzadeh3821 I feel it

[@davidwasco9167]

U are a true inspiration. U served our country and u can see u treat ur crew like family.the best thing I've seen from u that u lead by example.keep doing u man.would love to work ur crew.

[@brianscheuermann9862]

We all had to be taught. Nobody starts out knowing how too roof

[@lemonesqueze8300]

Buddy got me into his crew starting next week. Watching so many videos makes me confident but I know I will look stupid whence I actually try the first time. Hope the guys take it easy on me. Just need guidance.

[@booAHHHH]

I was born a shingler baby

[@KyleDownsFTW]

I try to embrace this. I wish the people who taught me did the same.

[@EBreezy40]

Idk about that it sounds like this douche knows it all and he’ll tell you so

[@danielmejia1096]

@@lemonesqueze8300 how’s this goin for ya?

[@orangeabundis7647]

In my experience whenever your boss shows up is usually when mistakes get done, especially when your green to something new

[@daleon96]

absolutely...lmao

[@DataStorm1]

nah, the mistakes where always there, you only get pointed to them when the boss shows up, for the rest you didn't notice them.

[@aaronmackay6123]

You're fired.

[@jayrico6226]

@@DataStorm1 not true

[@HigherrConsciousness]

@@jayrico6226 I agree with you.... I will kill the game but when the boss shows up and you can feel yourself being watched 🤣

[@robertrowland8909]

It's good to see that there is other roofers out there that have pride in what they do. Keep up the good work.

[@pokershark2013]

It's great seeing an old school pro teach these young guys how to do it right. I wish there was more of that in our industry.

[@bluv150]

Appreciate seeing you teach and preach to be quality. Keep up the good work.

[@The_Mycilium_Maestro]

Dude 1st off thank you for your service. I just have to say as diy guy and a skilled plumber and hvac technician thank you for your easy to understand explanation on the roofing tips. I tried roofing as a career when I was 13 and only lasted about 1.5 years. I then at 17 had to roof a 36sq roof after hurricane Katrina by myself and now here 16 years later after hurricane ida i find myself doing it once more and again by myself. I am by no means a roofer and thank you for helping me out on all the things I should already know....thanks bro

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Happy to help! My newest roofing video will definitely be a good watch for you if you liked this one

[@therealleonardlewis5438]

Thank you sir for your time and effort you took into producing this video. Very humorous so you keep our attention while learning. Not only that but a great example of leadership and how to run a job.

[@bullmoosepiper7732]

I simply don't understand the hate on here. I've watched every video Zack has made, and it is clearly obvious the man takes pride in his work. Zack - I'd be honored to have you and your guys up on my roof anytime. I know its not possible, but if you came to southern OH, I'd 100% have you do my roof (which needs done). You are very patient with your guys, and the most important thing is that everyone has a great attitude. You are giving these guys knowledge - the timeless handing down of knowledge from professionals to novices. They're listening, and boy cub is gaining confidence. Ignore the hate bud. I love your channel, your work ethic, and your pride. If I'm ever up in Northern Indiana, I'll look you up just to shake your hand. Keep em' coming bud.

[@kazsador]

Hey buddy, a few things that you have to change the ladder 2 ft up Use chalk line for the edges The valley have to be cut don’t use a single ‘cause the water have TuneIn no stop. God bless you guys, we can learn together 👍🏻

[@shannonmckinnon7461]

Nice one on the teaching aspects. Teaching makes everyone's job easie, safer and maintains high quality. 💪

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Quality always! Thank you

[@claudia1love]

As a mechanic (master tech, advance engine specialist, with hybrid knowledge) with over 30yrs .you inspired me to start my own KZbin channel. My wife and I got this house 3 yrs now and i notice the porch has a leak, going through clip on how to r&r shingle landed on your channel. Good job teaching the next generation of roofing.

[@scredlysmith2153]

Dude I like how you respect your guys and teach them a trade for a life time I was always wanted someone like you to take me under their wings I didn't have that opportunity but one day when you retired your name will still be mentioned by them or their kids how you guys used to go for catfish and beers after a long day of work and you've gotten along and respect them. Just keep doing what you've doing. Just remember God first people second money last.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

I appreciate that bud thanks

[@TheDrill65]

Thanks for teaching these guys and passing the knowledge down.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

No problem! Thanks for the comment

[@f0r3v3r_]

Had to give a like for that moment you guys realized he had the camera backwards. XD Watching this made me feel quite fortunate that I was there as a young man to help my Dad re-roof our garage, house, and to put the new roof on the shed he built. When I built my house I was able to participate in putting the roof on and realized how much the old man had taught me without me knowing it. Now I am putting the roof on my own shed I have built, and was here to refresh myself on the details. Brought a smile to my face and a lot of memories. Thank you for all of the great videos.

[@ronaldyoung8901]

Dude, yall are hilarious. I love working with a good group of guys like you guys. Yall keep it up. Your a great teacher too bro.

[@coleslaw8909]

Hey Zach! I remember helping my uncles with roofs when i was a young ladd, although i was just a labourer and didnt really get to lay, i payed attention and understood the basics....i eventually became a steady framer and after a couple yrs started running a crew. As you know in the building trades you meet a ton of people, people looking for a cheaper price (cash)......so i started shingling the houses i was framing. I just wanted to say thank you, i framed a house with 2 long hips, 2 long valleys, and 2 dormers, all 9 12 pitch, the homeowner asked if i would roof it and i immediately said yes lol, but in my head i was like ohhhh fuk! I was anxious cause of the hips and valleys. I stumbled across your vids and never looked back, your attention to detail it great and you dont come off as a know it all, and you explain things so clearly. With your patience im sure green guys starting out working with you are lucky to have a boss like you. Most of my bosses were screamers and didnt teach me fuk all, didnt want me to succeed even though i was a hard worker. What were your early experiences like?and where are you living? Keep the vids coming they are entertaining and full of knowledge. Take care man hope u and your family is safe from all this civid shit.

[@alexz7766]

I get uncomfortably anxious whenever he gets close to the edge, especially so when he moves the camera over the edge.

[@MrJdsenior]

That is one thing you REALLY have to watch roofing, especially when you are working with your back to the edge on the first courses where you work uphill. More people are hurt and killed roofing than are hurt and killed as cops. And as a DIY roofer that's done a few, I wouldn't even think about doing a very high pitched roof, myself.

[@nebraskaninkansas347]

Brad film me. Ok. Takes the camera and films himself instead watching you. Brad just doesn't want us to know the secrets of the master.😂

[@abenzuoo]

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[@CommonCentsRob]

7:21 Hahahaha

[@niftyhussler2304]

Brad

[@LincolnMario2017]

4 generation contractor here doing everything but roofing fulltime, just wanted to say I love your videos, and glad you Dont make them roofing for dummies 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@aarrontaylor1222]

Just realised I’m In the uk watching how to do roofing in a country I don’t live in using a roofing material my country doesn’t use

[@robertrowland8909]

I like how your teaching them, lot of people really don't care about teaching, just put shingles done to make money and never go back to to fix there shit work. Good to see a boss who cares.

[@davidbrown-55]

Good footage as always.CLOWN patrol. Great patience with the guys. Brad was doin his own thing.

[@hunterwolfe9059]

You and your crew have a great attitude. Nobody's bickering and getting offended by you trying to teach them.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

You're right about that! Brad was definitely like that most days though. Definitely by the end of that day lol

[@mikeb-gl2zj]

Mike from Canada here... You're an amazing teacher my man! I wish I would of had someone like you to teach me the ropes.

[@josemendonca6279]

this guy behind the camera is a great leader, and if he is the boss he as a lot of patience, and these combinations, don't come together in a lot of people.....that's the way Brother..keep up the good work.

[@fishinfool4204]

Man. You are a great boss. I'd love to work for you. And you teach people instead of getting mad they don't know how to do something. Glad I found your. Channel thanks for all the tips and help with roofing you are an A+ guy n boss. Keep up the good work n thanks for serving our country

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Glad you see it that way! Some people think I'm the exact opposite lol guess they don't have fun at work

[@raybrensike42]

Though water does indeed run down hill, as long as there is no wind, a hole through many layers of shingles will leak, no matter how many layers are underneath. You should always cover over a nail hole with something, even if there is another layer of shingle going over it. Sometimes the edge doesn't always seal and sometimes a new roofer might not notice a removed nail and he might allow a joint to be there.

[@semajwelton6159]

I appreciate the way you train your guys. They may not realize it now but that's worth so much in the long run..great channel brother

[@MOST415]

The second you let that youngster lay that shingle with the blown through holes.. you failed as a teacher. You just taught him that that’s okay to do, and it’s not. I’m not knocking this down, but don’t teach someone bad habits, or how to slough when no one’s looking. I was taught to do everything correctly the first time, so that there never had to be a second time. After slinging shingles for 28 years.. I still made the occasional mistake, but when I stepped off the ladder, it was done correctly. A good suggestion for those starting out, or teaching someone how to roof.. start them out with pounding nails by hand. When they’re comfortable with those movements, and they become ingrained, you’ll be surprised with the fluidity, and productivity of an air gun in anyone’s hand. The students are only as good as the teacher..

[@Willis476]

No need to hand nail!Some people just can't hand nail!!I think he should chaulk lines so the new guys get the feel of laying shingles.

[@ryanorr346]

@@Willis476 have not seen them snap a single chalk line in any vids n ive seen some other questionable things i would never do

[@MadMetalShop]

Yeah and who cuts shingles on the finished roof? That's when you see another company repairing a roof like this because it failed due to cuts and gashes made in the finished roof by cutting shingles on it. Not even a roofer myself in just an ameture so I have nothing to gain from giving a neg review but I think there's some bad habits being taught here. I read and was told by buddies who roof that you don't do this particular habit. Pre cut them on the ground then bring them up. The stair step doesn't change weather it's on the ground or 14 feet up. You can already tell that underlayment is being compromised by razor blades.

[@JT-hs3pe]

@@MadMetalShop honestly a good roofer cuts on the roof just enough to snap the rest without hitting the underlayment. It's common practice

[@Ballceratops]

Been riding 16 years now. I started out handnailing. Did a 700 square roof in Idaho and learned to love hand nails.

[@dgc940]

Kind of odd seeing a whole roofing crew speaking English dont see that much anymore

[@jcarroll1010]

Doesn't count for much if the crew leaves at 1 like in the previous video

[@simplemods]

It won't matter, the construction field has become an unregulated anti inclusive and anti diversity mafia these days.

[@Bryan-gj2jk]

bet the ones that speak spanish will finish this alot faster

[@johnsons8052]

They’re a bunch a numbnuts that’s why lol boycub couldn’t even cut a shingle and he was “killing” it 😅

[@EricFapton]

Well this is the midwest

[@chrishatcher5957]

Honestly seems like a good instructor I have no doubt couple more roofs Brad is on point...... I'm watching this not as a roofer but as somebody who grew up in construction doing concrete. I've done a little Roofing but the instructor is definitely on point.

[@partycrasher8473]

Pro tip instead of overhanging the shingle and cutting it with a hook blade . Try this turn the shingle to the back side and place it to the edge of the dripedge and cut the shingle on the roof but from the backside using a straight blade, pick it back up and fold it to finish the cut. Now when you put it back in place the cut will be towards the edge and you wont have to cut leaning over the edge. I say straight blade because it makes straight cuts easier quicker and saves blades. I do hope you try this atleast 1 time coming from one veteran roofer to another much respect 👍👍

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

I actually have tried that! and It was a good opportunity to do the research on whats more efficient also coz I was racing a guy I beat all the time but I didn't have a hook blade, so I had to cut my starter rake with a straight blade (shingle backwards) and do the end rake like you said, he beat me by a minute n a half n I fully blame not having the hook blade. up to you though, if that's your preference have at it man!!

[@floydhathaway8959]

You obviously are not cutting shingles’s in cold weather

[@manderson1638]

You should always start in the valley. Why cut 2 sides of the roof.

[@RAINMAN309]

I started Roofing when I was 16 years old and I did it all the way up until I was 31 years old and I must say to train a greenhorn that knows nothing about Roofing is very very stressful so I feel your pain brother but good work on training in

[@bklik10]

Thanks for this. Good to see quality mentorship 👍

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Any time!

[@thunternsf]

Very informative and highly hilarious! I would love to work for this guy!

[@EricFapton]

That had me laughing when you caught boycub about to put the shingle on upside down!!!!!

[@pcatful]

I've worked in construction. It's tough being the apprentice. You really have to put yourself forward and figure out a lot on your own (wish there was KZbin back then). Not that a boss might not help you out. (You're giving everyone a lot of help in this video!) It just takes more than that. They can't hand it to you. I realize now there's just not the time to lead everyone by the hand. You work hard on it, and others will see that.... I was picking up a little work the first time on a framing crew in Texas. The boss came over to me when I was nailing on a nail. He said " You ARE a woodpecker, ain't you?" My friend had warned him I was new.

[@Iangonzalezz22]

I wish more people were willing to take the time to teach and train others properly. Good shit

[@LeadRakFPS]

"Damnit! Brad's holding the camera backwards again!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@yeeyee7671]

I just got a roofing job and I’m 13 and my boss told me I have to do the capping tmr so I’m trying to figure out how to do it to impress him 🚫🧢😂😂

[@JourneyOnLife]

Don't impress with bs and speed. Just do a perfect job. I don't care how long it takes you. I'll pay you per perfectly done shingle.

[@Hoosier81]

I don’t know dick about roofing but this guy is a real leader, way to encourage while teaching men.

[@bobbydee1187]

There are starter marks at 6” 12”18”and 24” for the overhang starting the runs then finish the other end with those starter cuts. All shingles are marked. I like your starts . Works really well. 😄

[@OHIOMANUSMC]

Much respect for you dealing with your new crew

[@ceribeedle4387]

Hi All.. Poor Brad, he isnt to teach savvy.. I got a kick out of him.. lol..lol.. lol Mr. Boss Man, It was refreshing to see how patient you were with your guys.. You didnt just tell them what they were doing wrong, you were explaining in depth, and even physically showing them how do it correctly.. (The work force needs more like you) The biggest reward you'll be giving them will come when the job is complete.. They'll stand on the ground looking up at their Work, Saying,,, "I DID THAT!! You're not only giving them a Job, You're teaching them a Craft/Trade, that they can be proud of.. (from the start too the end, not many people get to see their work from that perspective.. I hope they stick with it, and with you.. Sorry for the Long Comment.. That was some beautiful work.. I hope whoever's we hire to do our roof will be a cool person like you.. Thanks for the video.. Keep up the Amazing Work.. and keep the videos coming, I may do my roof on my own, but only carry 1/2 a pack of shingles up the ladder.. hahahah hahaha

[@Thunderboy44]

Trying to take up shingling myself..great tips & tricks!!!

[@redoxygen4876]

Starting my first roofing job tomorrow this really helped.

[@esponjajr13]

Nice that u take the time to teach them man

[@pnwgracethroughfaith7915]

Great video! My brother and I enjoy it. Very helpful

[@defragor]

you guys are great to watch. … can you tell me what color and style if owens corning shingles you used that day? thanks.

[@thisfool89]

After spend 8 hours spinning wrenches i can't believe i watched you work for another half hour.

[@KevinoftheCosmos]

I'm watching this before I start on monday to be ahead of the game. Gotta love KZbin.

[@johnqueen9420]

I hope you're boss isn't like this dude cause he wack lol

[@davidpaulbryant]

Man, I hope 1 day I can be 1/4 the awesome boss you are.

[@AntonioPerez-dy1ww]

You have a Good teacher man and you a good student

[@zizyip6203]

Going from cedar to Asphalt I did Cedar roofing for 4 years now I'm doing Asphalt for the first time this year. I'm now a Rookie again.

[@MrJdsenior]

I've put on about 4 roofs in my life, on three houses and one 1800 sq ft shop. They all worked fine (water runs downhill IS the mantra), but watching this, I see there were about 50 things I could have done to make the job a lot easier and faster. NOT cutting the overhang, but the other side of the shingle for the stair step is brilliant...and a lot safer than hanging over or near the edge to cut. You also obviously get a better looking end, since they are the factory cut, and I wouldn't have punched drip strip like I did in two places (ARRRG!). I've never seen a valley done that way, with the parallel shingle run up the snap line, either, but it makes a HUMONGOUS amount of sense...BOTH speed AND scrap wise. I would just have to make sure it meets code in my area. I'm sixty and change now and the roof is just about due (next 5 yrs or so, anyway), and I figure this next one should last pretty much the rest of my life...and if it doesn't, I sure as hell won't be putting on the next one!

[@kalebpatterson8866]

Teaching these boys on their nickel. Wish their were more guys hungry for this type on knowledge.

[@Potrvlb]

God damnit that was funny when he filmed his own face when you told him “here, film me”. Dude is hilarious 😂.

[@SouthCountyRoofing]

2:38 - You never want to hear your boss say "water runs down hill" or you know you're being an idiot, lol

[@davecapuano2437]

He was talking to the idiot audience 😂

[@davecapuano2437]

It’s good to see a young guy who wants to work instead of sitting on a couch playing video games

[@420f37]

@@davecapuano2437 my mom used to tell me that when I was a kid, but the funny thing to me was that so I could fuck off so she could sit and watch her tv lol. Videogames, TV - everyone got their own way of killing time

[@andrewangelos85]

Sweet channel. Great for homeowners too.

[@daveholcomb3419]

Yo zack of all trades. Think thats great you teaching the younger generation how we do. But from one boss to another, why not cut those those shingles up the edge as you go? Then you able to keep it alot straighter. Gunz -N- Hozez Roofing Newcastle Indiana

[@Toddster81]

I'm getting geared up to shingle my 30 square hip roof. I'm learning from all your video's, thanks for making them! Only thing that intimidates me is flashing around my stone chimney. Were should I buy a bostitch nailer? Online have best deals?

[@Dribbling_monk]

Lowes is the place to go for nailers my man.

[@djmurphy6033]

It's great to see a guy that knows how to treat his employees... I also learned alot from this video myself ... keep it up

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Thanks bud

[@harmanpabla7315]

That was a good video bro. Definitely showed many of the beginner mistakes. Very helpful 👍

[@stayclassic2361]

When you run your shingles along the edge of the roof I always try to keep the factory side of the shingle butting to the next shingle. I’m not good at making straight cuts so I like to always cut my shingle off the edge of the roof so I can use the drip edge as my guide while I cut. Then I use the scraps I had on one end and use them on the other end

[@MrJdsenior]

I'm surprised someone doesn't make a shingle cutter similar to a sliding tile cutter, seems like it might be a worthwhile device. It seems like even just a square with a fat side, like some you see, speed square type, would solve the crooked cut problem.

[@stayclassic2361]

John Sikes I think part of it is it would maybe be difficult to use on the roof. Also it would possibly take more time to to cut a shingle for an experienced roofer as opposed to them just cutting it with a knife. Personally cutting shingles is one of the most annoying aspects of roofing to me, especially in colder weather. Anything that could be done to make the cutting process less difficult and more efficient would be awesome. Maybe some sort of 12v battery powered mini dremel like tool would be possible

[@filipefrade8396]

This rookie makes me nervous. You need to manage the loose shingles and hose around you. Especially that hose. Don’t fall bud! His boss, is a great mentor. Overall his team is excited to learn and take direction. Keep the energy up boys. Great work! Giver banger!

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Thanks. See boycub in more recent videos. Rip boycub specifically

[@I_amSal90]

That backyard is amazing!!

[@user-xi4of7kg3o]

Man you'd think he s an octopus with as many things as he was trying to do and do it right...lol. I would like to say for people who think this stuff is easy to try a diy roof...omg that roofing is so frustrating when your being taught for the first time, I was terrible lol but I learned in san Antonio heat. Hats off to you roofers..all the respect. And thank you to my cousin for being patient with me.

[@WeFindSimpleSolutions]

It was hard for me too. When I started you had to prove you could hand nail with speed and accuracy before they’d let you get a hold of a gun. I really loved roofing, I still do so as a young 18-year-old, I would bust my butt to impress the older guys and learn the trade. It had paid off

[@MaizeTheGamer_VR]

I would be Superman on this crew lol no hate tho everybody's learning

[@codyalexander9470]

I worked for siding company and it was just me and him and I just started as a greenie I knew nothing and he would be so passive aggressive with me he wouldn't even call me by my name it would dude and man and he would rush threw teaching stuff so I would be hassy on it I eventually quit because I couldn't work for him anymore so every time you say the new guys name in a louder tone I would start to get anxious then I see take time and actually show him I just wished I worked for you instead keep up the great work Ps he was horrible boss buy he does great work.

[@PMSNBC]

Three rookies on one little roof... where is your journey man... boy cub is kinda cute, he wont last long.

[@jacob5525]

Great video zach i lay shingles all day in kalamazoo michigan. Thought i knew it all but have saved time with some of ur tips

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Awesome bud that's what they're here for! Roof on brotha. We're not far apart

[@FreeStuffPlease]

Its funny but I have only watched a few videos of yours and already knew what you showed Brad 😄

[@devinmanns9561]

I use a max superroofer coil nailer, in my opinion its the best nail gun you can get, I highly recommend it

[@adamhowes3876]

Ever use a shingle shear for kits? Helps keep clean cuts, and shingles match up perfect.

[@ryanbrouillard2926]

You should teach them to leave their belts on all day it helps them get fast woth their hands and reduces time spent looking for things you just put down randomly. Plus you can hold tons of coils in there

[@ryanbrouillard2926]

maybe just ordinary roofers. I just do more than shingle I guess. The difference between a roofer and shingler are different.

[@daddyfixit5188]

Love the vids I will never need to shingle just love to know how to do stuff and how water leaks through. Do you not worry about your boys falling off 👍👍👍👍

[@JokerMansBeats]

Always enjoy watching all your vids bud. Good stuff bro

[@jmancira]

I like your teaching style

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Thank you

[@jakepizza9363]

I’m starting a new roofing job next week... Thank you for the videos and I can only hope to have someone half as nice as you to train me!

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Yessir good luck. Don't forget to tell them about the pitch hoppers and send them my most recent video!

[@timothinking9855]

Once they all learn and get good at it you'll have a good crew. I have a feeling that roofing is just one of the trades you dabble. I am the same way, I love teaching my guys the right way, it sounds like you learned like I did, you have to make mistakes to learn the right way. I do have a limit on how many to.es in willing to teach somebody the same thing... And I have the do it nice or do it twice motto

[@onemorething100]

You're a good teacher Man.

[@HsingSun]

I don't want someone smoke on the job, period.

[@augdog990]

Im going to apply to be a roofing helper on Feb 4th. I wanted to get an idea of what i could possibly expect, so i appreciate your videos immensely. Itll be my first job in construction so i doubt ill even get accepted, but i figure it wouldnt hurt to go in with some knowledge. Got a sub from me!!

[@kingofkings2385]

that valley looks sexy!! thx for showing us, that is now my new way..

[@B._Smith]

I'm on vacation watching others work. Thanks!

[@floydhathaway8959]

He sure does make roofing look complicated. Love to see him try 3-tabs.

[@frankwelltoking8188]

Shingle roofing is so fun. I wish I could work there.

[@jukedagreatness8084]

this looka like something i want to get into and will love doing it foreal

[@morri1as]

Pink shingles, GAF underlayment, Tribuilt & ABC accessories! good looking roof though