Switching out a roof box vent

[@sunsetroofing2839]

I like that you keep the language clean on your videos. Nice to see dignified videos.

[@RobertPatrician]

Confidence to post your work to youtube is a sign of a modern craftsman.

[@heysaras]

This is exactly the video I have been looking for.

[@johnallport9565]

Those specialty tools are a big deal!! Very instructive! Eastern Ontario here! 👍

[@habibasad7398]

From Toronto Canada, thank you for this awesome video.

[@8632tony]

Love your videos. Get my handyman fix without getting tired or dirty. Fort Worth, Texas

[@pennyuyitung4854]

I like that you are consistent on informing the viewers on how to weep water away - eg- nipping the corners. Good for first time viewers. Keep up the good work and vids.

[@jacobrobinson9751]

always appreciate your videos, from wichita KS where a good contractor is far and few between

[@MississippiShooter]

Been subbed for a while now from Mississippi. Your videos are enlightening to me as a realtor/landlord/flipper. Thanks for all of the explanation and solid videos. I’ve always been amazed at the sketchy roofers I encounter and have learned a lot from stuff you’ve shown. You may have already done a video on it but…. covering how to handle a tree hitting your property would be awesome (tarp job damage control, pic taking, dealing with insurance, quoting bids, etc). Dealing with insurance and whether their “price” will work is always interesting. I had 1 roofer tell me he would need more money (than the insurance quote) just for the roof itself after a tree hit it (he would’ve probably gotten it from insruance too). I got numerous bids for all roof and inside work and cut the quote in half. It was a reminder to get as many bids as possible even if you don’t know jack about construction or roofing.

[@davidolszowka3716]

Thanks again!!! Be careful on those roofs buddy. 😬

[@CoffeeTroll]

Hey Brian Having that little shingle on the left side pop out like that was quite handy from an educational point of view

[@DanielinLaTuna]

I’m watching from Los Angeles California. I’ve learned a lot watching your videos. Things like leaving a water channel around vent stacks and combustion exhaust vents. And proper flashing installation (rather than heaping Henry’s tar on it!) Doing my own re-roofing (with a little labor help for punch item tasks like roof tear off, and schlepping bundles of shingles up onto the roof deck) thanks to your instructional videos

[@Tropicalfrooploops]

Excellent. I work in animal removal and seeing your videos helps me out

[@joeshmoe8912]

Nice tutorial! From Pittsburgh PA.

[@calvinreichelderfer4922]

Those Tamco’s were sealed down good! Watching from Pennsylvania

[@GrandRoofingInc]

Yes, they were sealed much better than usual of that time.

[@OGYELLOW]

Tacoma WA ❤

[@davidparker9676]

Hello from Los Angeles

[@bobbyroughton2013]

Hello! From Fayetteville,NC

[@DanaKohr]

Fairfield NB Canada here.

[@davidolszowka3716]

Suburban Chicago here.

[@bygonebob]

Thank you for your time and effort in making this video but please make another one demonstrating water flow action on a roof fixture like that vent as well as nail and cement/tar placement, notches on shingles and key ways, etc. Explain it all in slow motion please with a model on a tabletop. We understand that you have to talk fast and work quickly because you’re on the clock but it’s hard for us to learn this way. Hope you understand.😅

[@GrandRoofingInc]

Yes, I do understand. I'm trying to get the time to build the board. But we have been busy this year..

[@TheAxecutioner]

Watching out of southern wisconsin. Still can't believe you don't use a dewalt cordless roofing nailer bud

[@jasonkirkpatrick768]

Utah!

[@scottwilson5020]

I’ve watched enough of your content to learn repairs to but mainly the house I’m working on needs a new roof..5000sf..got 4 quotes one from Feazel..rep said there biggest in USA…you heard of them?? Cincinnati checking in

[@GrandRoofingInc]

Yes, i've heard of them.

[@charlesbitten9942]

These shingles look like a newer roof, question is why were the vents not replaced when they did the roof?

[@GrandRoofingInc]

The vents were replaced when the roof was done. There were two where a new addition was put on, that were newer.

[@jonathenrodriguez8040]

was that a 7/12 pitch ? Chilling from FL

[@CoffeeTroll]

7/12 is about when your tools start to slide. You spotted that nicely

[@jonathenrodriguez8040]

@@CoffeeTroll roofing for many years from dumpster driver,repairs, repair supervisor, sales, and now a production manager. I needed to get out of the sun man it's roasting down here.

[@GrandRoofingInc]

Yes, it was right around the 7 or 8/12 pitch.

[@Punisher6010]

Im from california do you guys offer service here in california😊?

[@GrandRoofingInc]

No, unfortunately not. We are located in Kokomo, Indiana.

[@georgebrugh7822]

You don't like the roof snake for those Cold day repairs.

[@richsmith3120]

You used plastic vents? I think metal would last longer.

[@GrandRoofingInc]

Yes, the homeowner wanted me to match the other 2 on the new edition.