I've NEVER CLEANED a Roof Like This Before! *CRAZY JOB*
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2023
- Join us as we tackle a very rare Sarnafil Roof clean on top of a gorgeous Eco Roof full of moss and flowers. Had A blast and will see you in part 2 when we tackle the driveway!
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Hi from Germany! Biologist here .. that sedum roof is beautiful. Sedum is a succulent and can hold tons of water which improves the climate inside, like a natural AC. Cools down in summer and insulates in winter, produces O2 and cleans the air … and looks nice!
It’s not moss (although there’s moss in between) but a real plant that blooms in different colors, depending on the species. You can see that some of the fresh stuff at the edges is green, so I believe it later turns red because of Stress, some plants do this.
Sedum is used on roofs because it tolerates everything, like hot and dry weather or bittercold winters.
House, patio and roof are absolutely amazing!
Thank you for the information - it really is beautiful
Very interesting. Thanks for that 👍.
Thanks for your response. I had planned to mention that it was probably a type of sedum and can tolerate occasional foot traffic but is not a lawn substitute. I truly would like to see that roof in bloom, probably a bright yellow. Let me just add that there are hundreds of species in the genus Sedum and some are not suitable for roofing.
Danke für die Infos. Sehr aufschlussreich. 😊
That is so neat and it's beautiful too. How cold does it handle? -30-40 °C happens about every other winter for a bit where I'm from, would that be too cold?
I, like so many of your viewers, were around earlier in your career and it really struck me today, how your skill level and professionalism just keeps reaching new heights. (no pun intended LOL). You really have established yourself in a chosen profession, and that is so nice!
I remember when Syd posted the first video.
good job
Hi Sid , that’s one beautiful roof . The cleaning left everything totally neat. I wish more roofs like this were more common . But maybe it’s more expensive than a traditional one ? Great view from the drone 😊
Defeinitely carry a hefty pricetag - the plants are picked the day of the installation etc, pretty cool process! Great fun to clean though
that house looks like its in clouds i wonder where that is from id love to live in a house like that in the future any idea?
It's quite easy to put a small sedum roof on a bike shed, garden shed or flat roof, it's very resilient stuff. You just need to check that the roof is strong enough to take a low, flat frame of soil, taking into account how much it will weigh when wet, and also make sure you have a plan for drainage into a nearby gutter.
That roof and house totally amazing 😱 Sid mate I always get the hibbies when your up so high with no protection, latchways etc, please be careful. I always think your going to fall. Thanks for such an interesting vid
I’m fine done worry, the lense on the camera is slightly fish eyed so it appears like I’m closer than I am
That might have been the nicest moss I’ve ever see! Quote of the day 😂
Hi Sid, well I have to say what a superb job well done , I love the fact that you are so careful and respectful of both your client and his property , it’s been a really enjoyable watch . X
Thats cool! Ecologist in the uk here! This is what we call a green roof and you can make them using different substrates and management. You have the sedum roofs like above can you can also have roofs seeded with wildflowers which uses different management. Green and brown (brown is a more natural roof left to get seeded naturally by pollinators) roofs are a way of increasing biodiversity net gain (just means that you improve the natural environment after a development is completed!) when a lot of buildings are to be built on a new development which is not currently required for new delopments (depends on the council). However, 10% biodiversity net gain will be mandatory from November 2023 (as part of the Environment Act 2021) for most planning permissions (with some exceptions) so we will probably be seeing these roofs more often!!! So you did a good job working on these cause they will become more frequent I believe!
That is such an awesome house! I love how they did the back patio, where it looks like the tiles are falling off it into the yard. lol You two did such a good job, the place just shines. Can't wait to the the garage and driveway done. Nice job Sid and love the outtakes!
that house looks like its in clouds i wonder where that is from id love to live in a house like that in the future any idea?
The back patio pieces made me think of a game of Tetris! Like the pieces are falling into place to form a patio…
That is a beautiful roof!
I loved the thumbnail. You can put it on your cards so people know you can do all roof types, not just regular ones.
I can't wait to see part two. Thank you for your dedication to getting all the gunk, spots, moss, etc off the roofs and drives.
that house looks like its in clouds i wonder where that is from id love to live in a house like that in the future any idea?
@@bakar2134 Scotland, I think.
@@haggielady apart from all the rain it seems like a lovely place
That’s one of the most beautiful roofs I’ve ever seen. Nice job, super clean. Pretty easy compared to the 30 foot steam cleaning attachment while on the scaffolding. Great vid.
6:29 have you changed the password after posting the video?)
😂 I will do now incase anyone tries to steal me phone
It was a pin number, not a password
That was such a cool intro!
Honestly the prettiest roof I’ve ever seen! Other than the wild meadow roof I’ve seen on abandoned buildings.
That roof looks ace, hopefully it’s not too hard to clean.
What an interesting roof. Looks amazing.
Fantastic roof. I’ve seen ones with grass or small shrubs, but never one with the moss and flowers. I’m glad the owner let you film it. And the drone shots were perfect!!
I now have a new fav Sid. What a wonderful crazy roof. An amazing job as usual. You nearly gave me a heart attack when walking along the slippery edge of the roof! In the intro I thought that you were lying on a carpet - lol!
Cool! The drone looked like a ninja frog dropping from the sky 😅😂🤣
Awesome project and such a wonderful place !! Love so much about part 1…can’t wait for part 2 !
Wow! Never ever seen a roof like that before, looks amazing. Looking forward to part 2
It's always nice to learn something new.
What a beautiful roof, Sid, and so easy to clean. I guess I'll have to win the lottery to have one of those! Loving the banter between you two. You can tell that you've known each other and been best friends forever! Can't wait for the driveway - and the showdown with the stain! Sid v Oil Stain, there can only be one winner.... 😂
I’m m excited for SID VS OIL STAIN
One of the best videos yet aha !! Amazing work Sid!! Really enjoyed it throughout
What an adventure! Impressed by the Eco roof. Good job as always.
Well done ! Can’t wait to see part 2 of this very unusual roof job !
What a cool looking place
Must have cost a fortune.
Super cool roof. I have to admit I am always a bit tense when you guys are on the roof, always nervous somebody will slip. Please stay safe. Drone shoots awesome.
Amazing Sid & Jess! What a start to an amazing job, with part 2 to come! I don't know how you do some of those heights, I get scared for you in some of the shots. An amazing job with your best mate, I bet it makes the job even better.
Hello from the US
Now this was unusual. I have never seen a roof like this before. And You did a fantastic job. 🌺🌺
Really beautiful architectures home. What a fun and different type of job! Your the best Sid!!
That’s a nice looking roof. Came up amazingly as always. Top work lads. Cheers for the video take care
That was a very different roof Sid but you did exactly the same great job as with conventional roofs. Keep up the great work 🤩
Perfect weather for that type of job. If it was sunny, the chemical would dry out really quickly on that dark roof.
That roof design is gorgeous 😍
Hi Sid. Would you be willing to try using Dawn/Fairy Dish Soap on the oil stain to see how well it does? I've seen a video where a guy used Dawn on his driveway, watered it down just enough, waited and then rinsed as normal. The liquid *actually removed* most of the stains on the driveway.🙏
What an unusual roof to clean . It came up wonderful . Looking forward to the next part to this clean .
I hope you have aa wonderful week
I'm glad you were allowed to film and share this job with us. It's very interesting to see this kind of roof and how it's cleaned 😊
Brilliant a living roof, very good at keeping heat in during the winter and cold out during the winters. Nice job, glad it was an easy one, makes up for all the ones that are a bit of a pain. 👍🤗
Great job on cleaning that roof, it's no easy task but you're making it look effortless! Your dedication to ensuring that the job is done right is truly inspiring. Seeing your hard work and attention to detail is motivating me to tackle some projects around my own home. Keep up the fantastic work and know that your efforts are appreciated all the way from Iraq!
Osama.❤
Fascinating roof - - the man is an engineer, of course. I thought my metal roof was cool: maybe a runner up now.
Look forward to Part 2 - !
You could probably make some good compost out of all the stuff from the gutters and sweepings.
Wow! What a beautiful rooftop. Does anyone know what type of plants they used? Amazing how clean it came! Great video as always, Sid!!! Cheers from Buffalo, NY!
various typed of Sedum species it says on google!
sedum album 'coral carpet' mostly
That living roof is awesome. So unique and natural.
It is GREAT to see you and your best bud having fun on a cool job! Looking forward to the next one.
Stunning work as usual. To watch both of you incl. the drone was amazing and satisfying 🎉❤
Fascinating 👌!
It's always good to try something new and now you can add these roofs to your repertoire.
That looks amazing!
What a stunning roof. Looked brand new after that clean, so bright. Made for a great video, part 2 will be a good one too.
I really bloody love watching your videos! There are others similar, but you are so caring about what you do, have a cool sense of humour, just so respectful and your attention to detail is brilliant! I have just come out of hospital so binge watching while I recover and this is one really cool house! Keep up the class work Sid! xx
What a beautiful roof ❤ great job to both of you 👏. Have a great week. 😊
At first glance, it looked like zinc standing seam. Not thought that this is Sarnafil.... In zinc, of course, this would have been a great roof too! nice job as always!
Beautiful roof. Good job as always.
Great job guys! It looks wonderful!!
Never seen a roof like that. Thank you. Great job.
Super cool roof. Great job Sid! Thank you
Awesome job as ALWAYS Sid, keep up the amazing video's 👏
Que casa linda! Adorei esse telhado e as janelas devem deixar entrar muita luz natural. É uma bela construção.
Hi Sid, Hi Jess, hope you're well. Great job on the unusual roof. Really like the idea of Sedum roof but don't see it too often. You should keep the moss for use on Bonsai trees. Could open up a whole new market for you. 😅 Thanks for sharing.
What a wild and beautiful roof!
It was your respect for foliage and the natural landscape that originally got my sub way back when! You actually give a shit. LOVE THAT!! What a challenging but fun job! Beautiful results as always
Awesome job looking forward to part 2.
Fantastic job ,looked brand new after you'd cleanedit. Very satisfying to watch. You do get to see some incredible places.
Nice video. Thank you for sharing such a unique roof cleaning.
Amazing place. Amazing job you two. I learned something new today! I've never seen a sedum roof before. Pretty slick!❤
Nice to see the boys back together,that's an amazing house, can't wait to see the drive being done.
I have an automatic car I love it, basically driving with one foot..❤
Such a unique roof! Actually, the house as a whole is pretty cool looking; like something off Grand Designs.
Excellent job, as always. Very interesting roof!
Astounding !
Wow what a home and that beautiful roof ❤
It’s a good thing heights don’t bother you because you scrubbing away just a foot from the edge was terrifying to watch! So glad you didn’t fall🥰❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Well that was certainly different. I’ve watched them building these roofs but this is the first time I’ve seen an established one. I often wondered if it would need a lawnmower.
Nice work Sid...as usual mate !
Tfr is one of the chems we use on the bins...makes light work !
Hat off to you guys. What an inspiration! Xx smashing it!! 💥
Oh my goodness!!! Great shots!
Brilliant as always sid 🎉😊
Best intro ever!!
Gorgeous house ! Glad you got to show us, Would like to see it when it is blooming!
What an interesting roof. Came up beautifully.
Roof is cool ! Looks great looking forward to part 2
Fantastic job sir ! Love the beautiful architecture and countryside.
I can't wait for part 2. 😊
Unique!
wicked! Great work guys!
I adore the bond between you and ya Mate. ❤😅
Hello Sid, I was watching you put your very tall ladder down that narrow walkway to pull the debris out of the customer's rain gutter do you remember that job? In the past when I have a ladder and need to go up for whatever reason it gives me personal comfort when I take a strong bungee cord or something similar and attach one side of the ladder or both to the building. In the case of that job you could easily attach a rubber bungee cord, a strong one One of those black type that are flat and made of rubber, wrap it around the left side of the ladder if you watch your video and attach it right to the railing on the man's house. What does that do it gives you a confidence that the ladder will not slide right or pretty much move when you're walking up and down or leaning and reaching it will assist in keeping the ladder where you put it. It's also easily removed doesn't harm the house it's just a added security for you to keep the ladder from sliding away. Use it on all your jobs no harm no foul it's a benefit for you you got to protect that back you have a lot of diapers to do mister! Peace ✌️
Lovely roof. Nice work, Sid and Jess. I'd like to see more of those rooves here in the States.
At 10:58 just below the seam on the cap block...there is a good size gap in a horizontal brick mortar joint. Could be a leak point when it rains. Looks like faux brick. Dont mind me, just thought i would point that out. Lol
Looks like a brick sticking out a little further like a few others do, it's still filled in though :)
Oh wow what a beautiful place clean looks amazing 😊
What a super cool place!
Top bombing lads 🤜🏼👍🏻
Looks excellent. Great job. Good for you guys. Thank you. 👏👏👏❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩
Love the thumbnail 🤩
Wow its beet so long since I've seen a living roof I had forgotten about them all together
Great video, really enjoyed that on a different roof surface
Wow, very interesting property. Can anyone explain to me the UK obsession with the paving bricks? I'm always amazed in some of these videos the number of "pavers" used on a property. Good for your business though.
it's an extremely wet climate so properties would flood often if we just had concrete everywhere, that's why permeable paving is quite popular here, acts as a slow soakaway:)
Having lived in Scotland for 2 years, there are TONS of rock. They have been paving with rock for years, and it's an amazing trade. Also, it rains so much that the block paving helps draining, and reduces the mud. My opinions only. The biggest one is that it is so very much more beautiful than all the boring, ugly concrete that we in the US are obsessed with.
@@nancynorcross409 Not sure how it is there, but in the US, pavers like this are *significantly* more expensive than tar or concrete (probably cause, like you mentioned, tar/concrete is much more common here). I am sure that most people in the US would love to have their driveway done with pavers like this, but the cost is prohibitive for the vast majority of people - especially when you consider that driveways in the US are also much larger as well.
Modern planning rules usually call for ‘permeable’ surfaces on driveways now to reduce flooding risks.
@@Zyxlian on our side of the pond brick paving is more cheap to use. concrete would be much more costly. to not even think of asfalt. As you need special equipment for those. bricks can be done (to a level) by just a person.
Wow that's a beautiful roof and an awesome job
Awesome job
Took me clear until the end of the video in a drone shot to notice the pixelated patio~😅 Fascinating design; presumably, the engineers and architects accounted for the weight of the moss gardens, and the water they'll hold.
What a cool rooftop!