HOW TO | DOUBLE VALLEY PITCH CHANGE (Part 2)

[@jimmygonzalez399]

Hey Veteran construction I just want to say I admire your work a lot man and thanks for all the tips and trick I have been watching your videos for a while now and I can tell you know your stuff I am a roofer myself I am 19 years of age atm and plan on owning my own company one day . I just want to tell you to not stop and keep up the videos and the great work man !

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

I appreciate that sir. I can tell you'll do just fine because you definitely got a good eye for this stuff lmao

[@hasanmatthew5204]

Doing my first full roof on my own. These videos have been helping a lot.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Hopefully you're ready for it! And also, I never recommend doing business for those seeking a professional based on KZbin videos. I certainly hope this is for friends, family or yourself! Thank you for watching.

[@hasanmatthew5204]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction its for me. I do home rehabs and have done a little roof work here and there. Its for my rental, first one I am tackling 100% myself since the labor shortage out here in MI has everyone charging astronomical prices.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

@@hasanmatthew5204 sweet! That's exactly what these videos are for then. I just always worry someone is gonna tell an acquaintance that they can do a job coz of my videos just to make a little cash n end up screwing someone over lol

[@hasanmatthew5204]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction bro... I know that all too well in this area. You're right next door I'm sure the culture is similar. I'm from the west coast originally, NONE OF THAT flies out there. It's the fastest way to get sued and lose everything. I'm competent enough in the trades to do a lot of stuff; but I find repairs and service calls way less liability and something I'm generally pretty talented with. I save the big stuff for my own properties 🤣 Anyhow, thanks for the great vids, I'll shoot you some finished project pics if you got insta.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

@@hasanmatthew5204 haha right on

[@RabidParana1]

For those confused about why he did them this way around, it's explained in Part one. The middle area has a pitch change and is lower slope than the rest which is why it's "backwards" lower slopes always wrap even if they see more water

[@reyrey90_60]

Trying to build up the courage to roof my girlfriends house and this was a big help to a obstacle I was thinking about

[@redsresearch]

@ 17:17 running a bead of tar under that starter might give some more protection no? also what about running a bead of tar along under the sides of the caps? sience it doesnt overlap the shingle very much, say if you get alot of snow

[@steverainwater9951]

Also more water is dishing off the higher slope u always should take that under consideration

[@BuggiOlleo]

no blood, no glory. thanks for the upload.

[@dougshields549]

I have two closed valleys to tie into existing 12/12 home to new attached garage with an opposing 12/12. I laid sleepers on top of shingles of existing house and now need to shingle the valleys. I have not seen any videos anywhere to help with this situation. Hoping you have done this and you would have some suggestions how to go about this.

[@johnnybear111]

Great video thank you

[@flyinghigh5031]

I thought you do smaller slope first in the valley?

[@tim42310]

Thanks for posting this part 1 & 2! I don’t want to roof my own house which has a similar double valley thing like this in two spots. I may end up hiring a metal roofing company so it’ll never have to be done again!

[@cwcobo]

I've got no opinions about your work. Thanks for bleeding for our benefit.

[@dangilbert482]

Too funny getting pissed off at himself sitting down , still fast and efficient though even when he’s sitting down . 👍👍

[@joerobijr]

Thank you for your content and your preparing me to do my roof.. Do you install valley metal, or do you think its not necessary?

[@JerZyDude88]

Great intro

[@johnwick5659]

Nice to know the roofer who I do weekend work with taught me right

[@robertn2813]

Very nice brother . Nice ridge finish too.

[@ozziestrom9793]

Every crew needs a Boycub for morale and enthusiasm.

[@akronsbest9091]

It seems like them valley's are wrong because won't the bigger pannel get under them valley's?

[@theroofguru807]

What's going on there ? One side of that dormer is done right. Then the one your working on is backwards

[@6string327]

Boycub screwed up lol

[@pollackroe8566]

Ha ha ha...''is it gay to sit down''....lol !

[@scottmacdonald9304]

What if your valley is curved or vears off in a different direction

[@Christopheren]

Where are you located?

[@jacobecorder]

Thanks for the ridge cap detail at the roof intersections. I have this dame situation and wasn't sure what to do there. Now I know. Thanks

[@LandlordSpecial]

I wonder if boycub got his raise.

[@MrBigtime1986]

you're doing pretty good but next time I want to see some cart wheels up on that roof dude

[@dylanhauser1882]

Cut the rake instead of the valley, never know may slice it and not know

[@joycelawson2249]

Have you ever seen a ridge cap folded over the end and nailed? Nail heads should not be exposed?

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Check out my worst roof ever installed video with 1 million views

[@brucejgallettajr1014]

That’s one valley that will never leak I just learned something new I’ve always got 40 yrs did it the old wee your higher roof over laps the lower and I go back and cut all the points under the upper off at an angle so ice dams don’t run the top of the shingle below your way used less shingles that have to get cut back so you don’t have a shingle seen to close to the valley and yours comes out a lot straighter and it’s quicker

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

yes sir thats awesome

[@billybobthorton4416]

What is the sponge type bedding for?

[@ozziestrom9793]

Daaaaaaah

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Grip. You can stand on it or put shingles on it when its a steeper pitch

[@almightyminibikes]

I’m subscribing just because of the intro lol

[@almightyminibikes]

Nah I enjoy your vids plus you are helping me to not get ripped off

[@jason-ge5nr]

the good ol california cut valley. I never really understood how that works until now. I just put valley pans when i did my roof.

[@hectorgalvan8678]

Does he still get paid for those 2 squares you tore off ?

[@stixprogaming2718]

So if you changed those valleys because the pitch was too high on the dormers, why did you not switch the other side, it will have the same effect rolling down especially with the sky lights bottoms less then 6 inches from the valley and I would turn that gun down 19:53 you cut 2 cap in the middle and and put it up too 2 seams, even with black jack that us a guaranteed leak and a guaranteed fail even with the third cap covering the seams, water backs up

[@steverainwater9951]

Turn that bumstich down I can see the blowthrews I know u can too

[@lionheartroofing1662]

We call the perfect pieces God cuts.

[@mikelowe8708]

I lap my valley shingle about 8"

[@UndisputedRoofer]

Boycub is back?

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

yes

[@robertn2813]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction lol

[@eldo9901]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction Temporarily back, we'll see

[@bobcatwelder00]

california valley is so much more appealing weave the shingles and close the valley

[@steverainwater9951]

Oh lol and never put a seam above any penetrations Like a pipeboot hvac stack or ridge coming into a roof to much snow sits there

[@jessevaught7456]

Just my opinion but lacing the valley is more craft and less chance of been blown off

[@smhammer92]

I like the way you did it better. I just don’t think you explained it very well. At least with your way there are a lot more shingles in the area. As for water direction, it really won’t matter we’re the seams are in an ice dam situation. Water will be going everywhere.

[@jameshorrocks2939]

Looks great. Not exactly the best situation to address. Wish architects would have the forsite not to put a roof in a place like that.

[@MarkDaBuilder]

This guy is a newb

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Watch more 🤣

[@ryanchen8729]

Where are you

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Nw Indiana

[@ryanchen8729]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction Your video is great. I have only started working on the roof for a year. Thank you very much for the skills I learned from you.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

@@ryanchen8729 thanks man

[@UndisputedRoofer]

You put ridge under first shingle that goes over dormer.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

i actually meant to. idk what happened but this 100% will do.

[@tmt3052]

Nails too deep man

[@hunterandersen5262]

Gaf hdz is the trash of all time 🤣 gaf lied their asses off about the new product. I suppose thats y they turned comments off on their hdz promotional video

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

They're awesome bro. some people just don't know enough About it to accept it. Stuck in their ways

[@hunterandersen5262]

If the nail strip was true to the lines like malarkey is I'd be down with them but to me it's not any wider than the original gas HD

[@user-sk9hl7si7l]

you need at least 1 1/2 nails on that part.1 3/4 is the best,you're trying to blow thru 3 shinglesa at once! .personally i hate cali style.classic closed cut is my fav .

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

thats an open valley i believe

[@user-sk9hl7si7l]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction i meant dormer side,you running cali style and 1 1/4 is barely adequate for closed cut style,cali has 1 more shingle in there.which makes its even worse.it is faster but you should carry 1 3/4 nails in truck off menards for 40 bucks a box and use them for valleys.or just do closed cut. yes,it looks cleaner cali,but as i mentioned ,nailing should be done better.