Worst Roof Ever Installed!?!? (part 2)

[@ScottyLo]

The neighbors are probably saying ( I thought they just put a new roof on that house. What’s going on over there )

[@annefrank9096]

Scotty Lo o my god how do you know that

[@lich.possum]

Nosy ass neighbors probably

[@fixt100]

"so fussy they got a new roof because they didnt like the color"

[@hybridEP3]

Probably put 25% down for a new roof from the same company too 😂

[@kelcastle7645]

Ok I've seen enough!!! Just tear the whole house down and build it again please 🙏

[@whodatt8884]

Good thing you're documenting this, she has one he'll of a civil suit

[@matt1544zxc3]

was thinking the same thing - "This should make that small claims case even easier!"

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

She lost apparently. He tried to counter sew for the remainder payment that was held and the judge said nothing happens lose lose for both parties

[@NoLifeNova]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction I know fuck all about roofing, how did she manage to lose if this job was so bad?

[@crx122]

Basement casanova my guess is the judge had little sympathy for her because she probably knew the guy was unlicensed in the first place. This was a homeowner looking to cheap out as much as possible, she got what she paid for honestly. It is everyone's responsibility to use common sense in situations and do some research, but she obviously didn't care about if the guy was insured or licensed, just the price point. Sorry to be a jerk but I say tough shit, she learned a valuable lesson.

[@NoLifeNova]

@@crx122 So you mean from a legal perspective she wasn't really paying anybody that needed to follow any codes or do a certain level of work, ya? Makes sense. Just figured there would be some sort of contract or something if she's still spending 10k.

[@fearlv1rattata]

Imagine being the guy who did the original and then finding this on KZbin.

[@stich1960]

He's too busy drinking or drugging to watch how to videos.

[@bjmichelle6272]

Wonder what the home owner said to him at soccer or did he avoid her all together

[@thisisconstruction.]

Hahaha

[@JJ-Toreddie]

@@bjmichelle6272 I'm sure he blamed it on his 'hired help'

[@davidtubesing79]

Maybe he’ll learn something

[@LegendofLaw]

Btw, you're one of the most polite and respectful roofers I have ever seen. Your dedication to your trade is refreshing.

[@kellyslingerland4186]

Glad to see the mention of protection of exg areas. Dropping a shitty roof on the customers deck probably won't leave them dazzled

[@yardfowl3149]

Exactly....the " we just got to excited and forgot...." bullshit wont fix all those scratches and gouges. Whats that old adage....people in glass houses shouldn't throw rocks? Nice job on the roof and the repairs though :)

[@joelamoses]

Yeah..I was thinking the same thing when they let the gutter metal just drop on the deck and hit the railing. Then just did the same thing again on the other side. Gotta pay attention to stuff like that. Protect your customers property!!!

[@brian.tm3]

i love watching these kinds of videos where the real pros come in and fix the mistakes of previous workers. always looks so much better and its so satisfying to watch

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

The landlord at my last place bought a century-old factory and "fixed it up" himself to turn into apartments. He sprayed cement spackle all over the door frames, and used styrofoam to fill holes in the exterior walls and then spackled over top. When I had my satellite dish installed, the installer told me my landlord "fixed" the leaking roof by nailing blue dollar store tarp over rotten wood and crumbling tar.

[@MrCaptainTea]

LOL. Sorry for laughing but that sounds atrocious.

[@Mydevineself]

Wow rent must've been cheap and it must've been a real shxt hole...surprised it wasn't condemned. Oh and your ex landlord is a slum lord

[@ericstanke3291]

I disagree, this "roofer" needs to be called out by name, they need to be made public.

[@JoseGuzman-mi4cm]

I do agree with that. The guy is not a scammer he just dont know how to do that kind of work. He finished his crap job not like others before I start I need some cash up front then never come back.

[@kriskrush3970]

#1 THE GUY THAT DID THE ROOF FROM THE START WAS NOT A ROOFER!!!!!!!!! SO LETS DROP THAT NOW #2 WORLDS FASTEST SHINGLER!!!!!!!! GIVE YOUR HEAD A SHAKE HE REALLY DONT KNOW THAT MUCH EITHER!!!!!!! I CAN PROVE LOTS OF THINGS HE DID WRONG TOO

[@amazeciane3657]

Kris Krush what did he do wrong

[@kriskrush3970]

Before I get into it!!! Don't go on KZbin and talk total shit and rip everyone cuz "world's FASTEST shingler " u ain't so shit hot either!!! Everyone makes mistakes!!!! U are not the worlds FASTEST shingler either!!!!! I'm only going to point out 1 thing that the world's FASTEST shingler did wrong!!! I won't pick all his work apart. Anyone can do that to anyone " all his shingles around his vents and plumbing boots are butt tight against them ! There is supposed to do an inch gap so water can flow!!!! And if you don't understand what I mean just ask I will provide you with pictures and videos of how its supposed to be done

[@Gararrad08]

@@kriskrush3970 was the scammer roofer confirmed.

[@timazbill7746]

I own a swimming pool service company. Everyone wants everything for free and all my employees want raises.

[@russcrawford3310]

I want a raise ...

[@johnreynolds2055]

Russ Crawford I want a swimming pool...

[@draco9291]

I want a house where a swimming pool could be built...

[@danielcrawford1227]

Russ Crawford are we related 😂

[@strtngfrsh]

Pools are overrated, been that route, to much upkeep and maintenance

[@Mittencarpentry]

Boss: Do you want me to toss you up a tear off shovel to remove the shingles? Worker: No thanks, I’m good.

[@51-FS]

Throw up a leaf blower

[@MrLalo17]

thank you. I build houses and remodeling but roofing is something I want to get more into and this is showing me, in detail, what I shouldn’t do.

[@sirjim777777]

I am just blown away. What a mess!!! Now the home owner has to pay double plus, to fix the roof. I am enjoying your video and learning at the same time. Very good job !!! Jim in NY

[@dirty7194]

Im a sider and see this homeowners turn down my bids only to call me 2-3 months down the road because the cheapest guy hacked up the house

[@raymondkarkoff1257]

Yep and it happens all the time

[@420Jspec]

you pay for what you get period. I bid for my friends and some times they come at me like whys it so much were friends. well we are friends and i don't want to feel like i am getting shorted and I want to be able to provide the best work possible.

[@dirty7194]

@@420Jspec thats why I never do work for friends or family

[@PayNoTax-GetNoVote]

@@420Jspec - I do work for friends but I cut no breaks since I had the epiphany that "these are friends and I HAVE to make and keep them happy." So I explain that this is what I normally charge because I want to be able to take care of you if you ever have issues and I will separate our business from friendship. I don't take it personally if they go elsewhere. A crappy regular customer, I feel free to tell them to "go fly a kite". Can't do that to friends.

[@benjaminkline4855]

Same problem in the auto repair world.

[@andrewkosinski411]

I'm glad to see that even though the homeowner originally went with a lower bid, you took care of them after they realized that the other guy did a really bad job. You guys did a great job.

[@tinykaze]

big respect for righting the wrongs on this roof, i do alot of roofing in denmark and i dont understand why you dont throw up abit of scaffoling so you guys dont have to hang off the edge of the roof with a spade to get things done, with a low hanging roof like this one it really wouldent take long to put up

[@affordablesolutions8516]

by time you get that scaffold up the demo is done. Just another tool to get in the way, haul to and from the jobsite.

[@DarcyCarmen]

I’m more curious why residential roofers rarely tie off. Two of the three site deaths in my area in the last six years are unsecured roofers falling. Put on a harness and tie off.

[@richardderosset6960]

Quality work with the best materials will buy you years of trouble free use. The peace of mind is priceless .

[@buckethead1928]

The way we fix the overhangs is to pull the decking off 2 rafters from the end, notch out an inch and a half, and nail a 2x6 flat across them and to the fly. Then deck it back. Makes them solid for life. They’re called “lookouts”.

[@gorkyd7912]

Sweet, that's what I did for my diy roof I didn't know they're called lookouts.

[@STIMuLatedEaR]

hey buddy for the plumbing boot I like to cut the bottom shingle to go over where the three exposed nails are and just tar everything so you don't have any nails exposed and you have the one below tucked underneath far enough. I just don't like to have exposed nails on a shingle roof at all. An added touch is cutting a small slit in the middle of the bottom so that the water doesn't pool up. Many If I had a shed to do that would've been perfect to reuse those shingles-owens corning hold like a mother, but they are a pain to cut through. Happy roofing brother.

[@kraqur]

14:52 "She already paid me, so good. Golden like a shower, hell yeah!" best quote ever

[@newenergyexperience434]

I stumbled across the first part in this series and I've learned more in 2 hours of watching KZbin than 3 months of classes.

[@likethedrinkbutspelleddiff4605]

Some guy is watching this thinking “well it’s at least worse then the roof I did.... of crap I did that one”.

[@95dieselsmoke]

I'm glad you are putting it bac together correctly. But somethng to note is that it is always worth protecting the deck and handrail surfaces before starting demo, as you had mentioned during the video.

[@13lueBomber]

#WorldsFastestShingler: I’m not even a roofer, I actually install flooring. But, you sir earned yourself a new subscriber. I gotta say, this was entertaining, and informative. Keep it up, brotha man. 🤙🏼👌🏼 By the way, for ANY trade. Quality is ALWAYS the best way to go about doing ANY job.... no matter what it is, or how big or small it is. That’s the God honest truth.

[@markgeraghty830]

Quantity will make you rich

[@got2strpk]

I'm not a roofer but I did maintenance for many years. It's hard to describe the glee you feel when you come in behind someone else who did an absolutely terrible job. It's almost like self validation and makes you feel pretty good about yourself.

[@Satatic]

It's weird that they used descent quality products but did the job so bad.

[@cr4zyj4ck]

Its likely the homeowner chose the products, so the "roofer" had to purchase what they wanted. The "roofer" didnt have to install them correctly, though.

[@kenbrown2808]

only thing that looked like decent quality to me was the shingles.

[@maples328]

The “roofer” may have gotten those off a dock or outta the back of someone’s warehouse based on his work ethic !?!?

[@jld6666]

Owens is not a quality shingle.

[@chevytruckjerry]

LOL @ the ending, you’re such a dork, I LOVE this channel! I’ve learned so much, did my own roof based off your advice. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@Fireship1]

Wow, a complete redo job. Your work looked awesome. Attention to detail is everything in construction. People think they are going to get that detail with a super cheap price, but they don’t realize one thing. Skilled labor ain’t cheap and cheap labor ain’t skilled!

[@impaxglobal]

thanks for the teaching videos. I still need to gain confidence with the valleys. my friend always does the valleys while I do the field. Aloha from Hawaii

[@kyledavidson8712]

Ain't nothin to it but the do it 👍

[@naui_diver9290]

Why didnt you protect the deck and siding while ripping the other hackers work off?

[@FreeStuffPlease]

I'm so glad you fixed the soffit/fascia and gutters as well as the roof. The homeowner got really lucky with your team even though she got screwed at first. I hope those people who did the work in the first place get sued and/or put out of business!

[@nebraskaninkansas347]

I'm not a professional and even I know to read the installation instructions on the bundle.

[@michaelsharkey590]

Thank You for your service, and the knowledge to do a job correctly.

[@BuffaloBilliam]

As a former satellite tech, I can say for certain that the dish is also improperly mounted. Also, if he just mounted it anywhere he felt like, it won't pick up a signal. It has to be tuned. Honestly, I blame the homeowner. If you can't do a job yourself, then it's your job to ensure the ones you hire are capable

[@curtzielonko1787]

Honest, hardworking dude. Huge respect, earned my sub

[@Baconator1368]

wow... I've only done roofing one time in my life (for a community service project) and it seems I know more than whoever did this job. How did he *not* know how ice and water shield works at 3:46??? Did he think you just unroll it and toss it on the roof and it will be fine??? That actually might be one of the stupidest and worst mistakes I've seen from this video yet.

[@ozzythewizardwhite]

Lazy ness

[@squirrelrocket_official]

I'm a Wildlife Removal Tech and I bet about 25% of my income is derived from going in behind guys like this and sealing up gaps and vents and screwed up gutter work to eliminate squirrel infestations. When people call one of the first questions I ask is "have you had any recent roofing or gutter work done on your home?". When the answer is yes I already know what to look for. When I heard you mention "making it easy for the squirrels" I knew you were a pro.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Hahaha thanks bud!

[@notyourbuddy_guy]

Man, I was bitchin about one of our crews forgetting to silicone a few box vent nails and leaving a few plastic strips, from the shingle back, hanging out. Feeling grateful now. Gotta love an easy tear-off!

[@vincem366]

I’m glad you shared that with us.

[@joer7327]

Part one was crazy. I used to do roofing. I have never seen anything like that. I'm glad you got it fixed for the customer. As they say you get what you pay for. I never go with cheapest estimate NEVER.

[@MattyWill1]

I wonder how they even bid the job? Seeing as how they definitely didn't know wtf they were doing.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Guarantee it went like this... they talk at softball, talk about whatever, homeowner tells him he Just got a bid for a re roof with some soffit/ fascia n gutters and its around 11,000. The dude's eyes light up and he says oh that's the same thing that I do And I can beat that price. Boom. Deal done.

[@MattyWill1]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction you're probably exactly right

[@eldo9901]

@@NWIVeteranConstruction Gonna be awkward at next years softball game

[@chrisbissett4434]

@@FreeMenLiveHere Yeah 'cause white guys never rip anyone off.

[@ozielmaldonado79]

FreeMenLiveHere where I’m from it’s mostly white folks that do these kind of things.

[@felixcat9318]

I like your attitude towards your profession and your customers. Subscribed.

[@mikechamplain2425]

Over here on the west coast right on the ocean, we use only stainless coil nails only due to salt corrosion, also our own policy is we don't use any osb...(oriented strand board) for those that dont know what osb stands for. only plywood 5 ply minimum. Or 5/8 ply ...osb is not good in our climate. Can't believe the fascia you pulled off...lol...but unlicensed people get away with that kind of Job all the time.

[@MisterRay11]

Mike Champlain they use osb in Connecticut it should be outlawed

[@johnblevins3776]

Osb sucks in any climate. They use it here in Indy and as soon as it gets wet it swells and then disintegrates. I refuse to use it on any exterior project. I won't use it for subfloors either.

[@stevennihipali3607]

I know code is by county and state, but man, I've learned a ton in just a few of your videos... thanks so much for showing how roofing is SUPPOSED to be done and how fast it can be done... from 1 vet to another, HOOAH!

[@TheGreatManski]

Still waiting on you to interview the roofer who did this that should be the next video

[@MrTBoneMalone]

LOL, he wouldn't be able to run from the camera fast enough!

[@TheGreatManski]

He needs to be exposed

[@TheGreatManski]

😂😂😂

[@thecloneguyz]

Set him up on another house and call him out to do a bid

[@TRX450RVlogger]

It was probably this dude who did it in the past and is re doing it later now and trying to deny it was is wok

[@wickedcoolname399]

In my neck of the woods contractors have to be licensed, registered, and insured. In order to keep your license you need to attend continuing education classes every two years. Also, virtually all home improvement jobs, like roofing, require permits and inspections. Many of my colleagues complain about the process but it really does help weed out the fly-by-night hacks. The inspector in my town would have never passed that roof job and the client would not have to pay until all of the issues are addressed.

[@johnnybear111]

my town just started requiring permits for roofs but they don't even bother looking at it

[@jamesanderson1431]

2:57 (They just pop right on out) maybe he wanted to make it easier on the next guys who would have to do the roof? 😂😂😂

[@bingnowtv]

Part 1 was bad enough! LOL part 2 need to happen. Thank You!! there was no valley! using the dish? great question! I'm glad you're always sayin' it like it is!! *didn't peal the liner on the ice shield?* un-nailed re-ply was tough to comprehend... ...at least y'all showed up on the scene!

[@FortniteGamer39]

I've learned so much in this video an now know more than the guy who did the roof first 🤣 Great video!

[@jaredandallie1681]

First time on your channel. Plan on getting a new roof in April for the first time. Videos like this are so helpful because I do not know much about roofs or what to expect.

[@standardaussie]

Good job guys but letting materials smash down onto fences and porches etc. Glass houses stones n that?

[@randolphtoney4125]

Grate job bro I been watching u for some time ur a very respectful person keep up the good work

[@skliros9235]

Good job. Now when the previous contractor refers future customers to see this job of his, he'll be getting more work!

[@6isgd938]

First time on your channel. Frammer for 6 years . Recently started roofing 3 months in . This video is sad ! Gd job m8 clean up the trash

[@nolanwood99]

Did I just hear the term "Golden like a shower"?

[@justenhansen]

Yep 🤣

[@CulturaJaliscoMexico]

Always make sure to check with your local building department for permit requirements. Any legitimate contractor will not say permits are not required nor attempt to discourage getting the required permits. At minimum, check with the building department to see whether or not a permit is required...there's no charge for asking. A permit ensures that the work performed is checked by a building inspector. And it's one's protection when filing an insurance claim for subsequent damage (e.g. water damage...insurance companies usually refuse to pay if the work was completed without the required permit). The inspector will require substandard work to be corrected...and the contractor cannot charge you additional fees. Great video!

[@affordablesolutions8516]

define "legitimate contractor"

[@JCtechwizard]

2:15 High nailed it? Or nailed it while they were high???

[@budtackett8347]

where two layers are joined together in the strip is needed,high nail will get one layer and allow shingle to get air and peel up /off

[@katylucyb1]

Looks like both 😂🤣

[@georgejetson8871]

Great job 💪👍👷

[@ivtec845]

i kid you not i hired a guy over the summer who was a "shingler" first roof i have him help on was a duration he nails way up high like your video i couldnt help but start laughing and say wtf is that dont you see that big strip that says sure nail!! lmaoo

[@PayNoTax-GetNoVote]

When I had a window tint shop and guys would stop in looking for a job saying "I've got experience", I got to the point I wouldn't even have them fill out an application. I would bring them in back give them tools and a piece of tint and say "show me". In 10 years, every one, except one, was on his way out the door within 5 minutes and I usually knew within 30 seconds by how they grabbed & handled the film.

[@affordablesolutions8516]

@@PayNoTax-GetNoVote I can agree with you somewhat.. But unless you just want to be one of those "control" people, just because they don't do it your way does not mean the same results won't be the same at the end. I hope at least you let them finish the 'show me" test before grading them.

[@bryanneal8708]

When you see crap like that, don't apologize for "bashing". Your just telling it how it is, with PROOF!

[@tbohtwentyone]

Who did this? Done so poorly it looks like a criminal act.

[@naui_diver9290]

In Ct. The state would have compensated the homeowner and billed the contractor. If the contractor wouldnt or couldnt pay his/her license is revoked.

[@joshbenton810]

@@naui_diver9290 they never had a license

[@ronaldshank7589]

I don't know if it matters to others, but the "wood" looks like OSB. I think you know where I'm heading with this. OSB is a product that I personally would never use-especially on a roof!!! If it manages (somehow) to get wet, it tends to wick up water big-time, and fragment much more easily than plywood would!

[@qwerty6801]

This is one of the most prime examples of "you get what you pay for".

[@ronfarrell08]

I've never seen this many white guys on a roof at 1 time.

[@pepperidgefarms6539]

Warms the heart to see americans still working hard.

usually Santa Clause works alone

[@MrLalo17]

Ron Farrell yeah usually my fellow Mexicans doing the work for the white guys.

[@ronfarrell08]

@@levelup843 huh?

[@mrahim826]

@Jeff In Chicago You know we're afraid of heights and can't swim! Stop playing with my emotions!

[@TankGunner84]

Im not a roofer, but I do love going behind a half-assed job and trying to fix it! Especially when the home owner complains that you cost more!

[@toddgibbs1321]

This actually makes me more nervous about having work done. I know there are good contractors out there but it is so hard to verify that the crew that you have had a bid from is actually going to do the job right. I like doing things myself, but there are so many subtle things that make things right, I know it will take me 3X longer than the real pros.

[@joeydehart3429]

Make sure they are licensed and insured and that you have a contract stating exactly what you expect to be done and you can mitigate your risk substantially.

[@wildestcowboy2668]

Todd I'm a contractor and besides doing your homework be there when work is being performed. Inspect everything as it's progressing!

[@TT-ik3kd]

Thats why u hire a general to oversee subs

[@vanderumd11]

When you get someone with a company and a driver's license you can always SUE

[@joeydehart3429]

@@vanderumd11 You can sue sure but if they are insolvent a judgement is worthless and you are left waiting for money that won't come.

[@TheJirish]

You should post your business website in here. Thanks for posting this. I have to get my roof done and this was a good wake up call!

[@AJourneyOfYourSoul]

That is just nuts. I have never seen a roof nailed like that, ever.

[@steveneumeyer7926]

Ever seen one with Staples and no underlayment

[@cjhooker75]

Tell your boss that you would like to do repairs. And don't forget your camera

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

@@steveneumeyer7926 back in the day I did one or two that had crown staples in the decking,actually held better than nails

[@arnw7933]

Un related to the bad roof . Just a heads up . I'm coming across roofs shingled with those sure nail shingles and the fabric strip is absorbing water and rusting out nails causing leaks. The roofs I'm finding like this are about ten years old .

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

I've heard that before from my shingle guy. Definitely weird but he also said not to stop installing them as of right now...lol I wanna know more now

[@RobertPatrician]

That was like a cross between surgery and an autopsy.

[@alancadieux2984]

Being a journeyman carpenter, I have had to fix a couple of jobs practically identical to that disgrace. In years past. Now if we tried to do that here with no fall arrest equipment and training, the fines are many times more than you possibly make on the job. No matter the slope.

[@acesup80]

10:29 "Shaanglin" Lol, made my day!

[@ganjawizard4547]

Like the guy said you should always want to see previous jobs done

[@ZipKickGo]

Hell, you could even reuse those shingles on shed projects or something small xD

[@bolerdweller]

That's what I thought. They would be in the back of my truck and stored for my next project

[@affordablesolutions8516]

@@bolerdweller was thinking exact same thing.. I would have at least donated to habitat for humanity or gave a "free" roof to some low income family with my work donated.. Hmm makes me think, maybe those are the shingles he uses for his "free roof giveaway" that hes been posting about..

[@pnowikow]

Huge difference from DIY to professional nice work gentleman

[@AlMai222]

Also do they not install metal valley flashing in this part of the country ?

[@bolerdweller]

It's an upgrade where I live. Depends on what your weather looks like. We are a semi arid desert where as 4 hours west in Vancouver I bet it's a different story

[@AlMai222]

bolerdweller yeah I live in Vancouver and work on roofs almost everyday and have rarely ever seen houses without it , I guess it could depend where you live but for me it’s almost a no brainer, although I understand and agree with your comment. I still believe it’s incomparable to a geological variable like Florida houses not having gutters, but I could see how some people wouldn’t want to pay extra for the materials and extra labour as well ! Cheers

[@davemanley8700]

@@AlMai222 I live in Florida and the houses I see have gutters.

[@dustinpomeroy8817]

@@davemanley8700 yeah it kind of rains alot in Florida

[@myself-wm8ek]

I don’t remember how or why I started watching this, but I’m hooked.

[@ChrisXCXCX]

Holly crap... High nail he wasn't even close to the nail line wtf

[@MikeHenry3280]

maybe the guy thought as long as u are above that line hahahahh....

[@Yyyyyy5]

I go 1/4 of an inch above the nail line.

[@Cinema_Revue]

OMG! I came up with the phrase "Golden like a shower" like 10 years ago. I am so happy to have finally heard this from someone else! Not saying you stole it but its a rare find for sure! LOL Great videos too btw

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Love it!!

[@Lejackal]

I’ve seen DIYers do a better roof than that wow, Lord knows I couldn’t do even that good a job, but I know my limits and know when to hire a pro....roofing is a pro job

[@charlesalcott7885]

Glad u typed in that u should have thrown some tarps down before stripping the roof, fascia and soffit. That roof was horrible. U did such an awesome job! I love the color too. I was never a big fan of the previous brown color.

[@meganm3270]

I hope that lady files a civil suit against the quacks who did that work

[@yardfowl3149]

If she has a legal and binding contract she will have a lawsuit. If she has no contract or a vaguely termed contract she will be wasting her time and money with a lawsuit. Sad but true. Never hire unlicensed contractors and always have a well defined contract with all scopes of work detailed.

[@affordablesolutions8516]

@@yardfowl3149 Unlicensed contractor does not mean they are not quality contractors. Just the same that just because you have a college degree mean that you are smart in the field that you choose to pursue. I have seen shoddy work by licensed contractors as well. Maybe you should change it to "hire a contractor with whom you can go see their work" anything less and you are gambling licensed or not.

[@Ensambitter]

interesting to see. A very different technology compared to how we do in Scandinavia. Good work!

[@Reachmaster27]

Hey now, cut me some slack dude. It’s really hard to roof when you’re drunk 🥴 I did the best I could.

[@51-FS]

Bull crap... look up big time roofing.... he stays messed up and does a awesome job

[@canton7180]

You could done a California weave on the valleys, I’ve done copper or aluminum inlays also, just dependent on what they want, the shop I worked out of was fully equipped for metal fabrication, brakes, shears, Pittsburgh etc, made all of our eaves and gutter in-house, though we mainly did government contracted built up, cost and proper installation are always a factor, and I hand nail exclusively, can average about 2-3 square an hour on 10 pitch and below, 12 on is always slow because toe boards and fall arrestees, I’ve just had too many problems with guns when the shaft becomes worn having to back and make sure the nail heads are fully flush.

[@kevinnkadeslowrideraddicti216]

Wowzers..Krazie shyat, Done by amateurs. Also, Should lay a tarp or something on the deck..

[@yefimaverbukh3196]

Like the new roof you put on , nice and clean work !! Also like the new color of shingles. What brand and how that color of shingles called!! Thanks 😊

[@rooferkyc9179]

Don't you lay tarps to cover the deck and ground? I see a lot of nails and debris on deck and you're walking all over it lol.

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

we usually do, I explained how this freak accident a couple times already forgive me brother

[@bazvidz3847]

I work as tower climber for cell towers and always see roofers working... after seeing most of your videos I can confidently yell down “YOUR DOING THAT WRONG” 😂

[@gorkyd7912]

But can you can tell by the nail gun cadence yet?

[@Aaron-fq5kp]

“ I have a guy that can do it for cheaper”

[@predzell4439]

Im watching this after ive done my roof my self looking at your video and probably save 5k and im proud to say that my roof looking badass and leakless compare to this..but when you work for you the time you put dont count Thank you for all the work you"ve done for the comunity !

[@JuergenDj]

I'm going to call this decorative Roofing and not structual.

[@kennethconnors5316]

from what I see you do good work , you have pride in what you do and roofing is a specialty trade ,high insurance and some danger ,especially cleaning up

[@juanherbert2365]

I’m more mad they didn’t tarp the patio I would have been pissed

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

hahaha I knew this would get brought up by a few people. not typical of us. i've already explained what happened and why on it. forgive me brother.

[@ICU-th7qj]

Yea I was wondering that too

[@johnr.timmers2297]

Such a beautiful finish. Great work

[@davejustice7464]

I guess the roofers that put the roof on before said I can't see it from my house

[@affordablesolutions8516]

I HATE THAT SAYING... anybody on my roof jobs would be thrown off the roof if I hear them saying anything of this sort.

[@doodiesdays]

We saw that drip edge in the valley, don’t hide it

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Drip edge in the valley? Hiding nothing. What're you talking about lol

[@doodiesdays]

13:15

[@rudystraight1750]

@@doodiesdays you're a fuckin idiot

[@MoneyManHolmes]

That little kink that will be inside the gutters the next day?

[@FreeStuffPlease]

That kink is probably their because it was too tight when installing fascia. It happens. Gutters will hide it. I have OCD and even I dont care about that.

[@ESJ815]

We need you to interview the people who did that work! 🤣 i really would like to hear their side of the story explaining what the hell were they thinking!!! 🤣

[@donmorrison7783]

"Golden like a shower" You know what that means?

[@Blancproperty]

Plot twist: he only nailed the one small section he showed at the end 😂

[@bigmacattk]

Lol words uttered by every contrator, “I don’t other people’s work”, as they proceed to bash others work. Though, this one deserves it

[@Believeincode]

I just got done one like this. It was for section 8, so before I got to it the state had someone else come in and do it. For the price I guess they couldn’t beat it. It was literally shingled the same way. Ran them like 3 tabs and everything. They replywooded right over the old existing rotten wood, then ran fascia board on top of old rotten fascia board. And every bottom rotted again where they had seam over seam. No starter strip. It was bad. Had to rebuild all the over hangs . And redo the gutter and shit. It was bad