Roll Roofing A Small Flat Roof with Greg Zanis
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- Roll Roofing A Small Flat Roof with Greg Zanis
WeatherWatch
This quality GAF Leak Barrier helps keep water out of the most vulnerable areas of your roof, including the eaves, rakes, valleys and around the chimneys. WeatherWatch protects against ice dams is required at eaves by many building codes wherever the January average temperature is 25°F or lower or where there is a possibility of ice forming in the eaves (Check local building codes for specifications in your area
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Such a gorgeous book - each shed is unique and inspiring, and I love all the tiny details Kotite features to help readers imagine how to create their own She Sheds th-cam.com/users/postUgkxe9yi0sulKgsp0VJJCIrLWWkvVqcU7LFR . The feature on Dinah's Rustic Retreat is like something from a fairy tale. It's really inspiring to see how creative all these ordinary people are in making beautiful and useful spaces on a modest scale.
Love these kind of roofers they keep me in business 👍🤞
his pants were falling down.
As a homeowner I'd love to hear what he did wrong. Educate us, don't just snipe. I just had a shingle roof done by a "professional" roofer that leaked bad within two months.
Amen brother lol!! I just thought I'd seen everything!
@@amathonn First of all "peel n stick" roofs require a smooth surface to adhere to. That's why they make a "base" sheet underlayment that installs first. Then the peel n stick membrane adheres to that. Second you NEVER put a nail in it! Especially in the overlap seam! Third it requires a edge metal that goes around the perimeter edge for it to adhere to correctly to prevent wind from getting under and blowing it off! I honestly don't know how people get by doing shotty work like this!! I promise you it didn't stick and you could pull it up with ease! People PLEASE check your contractors credentials and get references before hiring them!
@@drunkbriankelley its not even a cap sheet
Getting the house ready for sale - I shudder to think of what other "surprises" are in store for the hapless new owner!
You just saved me from having a nightmare. Thank you 🙏🏽!!!
How long did it last
Hardworking guy, honest, and fun... really enjoyed..
I'm not a roofer but the weak link here would be that old rolled roofing that he was covering.
Love this guys videos. Its geared for us mortals.
Mortals who don't know the difference between actual roofing material and just Ice & Water underlayment. That roof will be in tatters in just one season. This guy should be in jail for fraud.
yeesss we're done get the money nice job got some great tips ill b starting my roof very soon great video
Texas says Bless your heart!
This is why TH-cam is so edumacational. ;)
TH-cam (trained) roofers are the entire reason why consultants get paid so much.
When you have entire companies who's combined experience is "well I saw the video but I couldn't quite understand the code books or manufactures label" and lawyers just see "huh, he has a license", you spend years in arbitration, just to have guys like this pay for complete reroof, framing, drywall, and other consequential damages.
Except they dont. Because 9/10 times their "company" is dissolved before the first rainstorm and the phone number is a disconnected burner.
I know people will get on it and don't know what the hell they're doing just to get on TH-cam he's going over a roof with ice and shield
The man earns his pay! Thanks for pointing out gutter strap that it should be tugged under the roofing roll.
It's the best method. U can put it over any low slope roof. Old roofs. Plywood. Heat from sun will weld and glue water proof.
I have it on my house for last 7 years.
i love the guys like the this. they keep my roofing co. busy :P
Where are your roofing videos? try to be a little nicer, it may take your better places in life. If you feel you have a better suggestion for a method, post the link...
mr.Ben betor, your roofing company and your buddies drywall company!
lol haha g1 take care bud :)
Same here. If I had time to make videos, I would - I'm literally bust from dusk 'til dawn.
@@hybridamerica You ahve time for what you make time for
We had this application done on our Porch like this on the Waterfront in Alabama and it outlasted Hurricane Katrina. Many say its just an underlayment, and it is.. It has also provided many a good roof material and hold up well to heavy Wind, Rain n Bad weather
If it made it through Katrina, it was good stuff, we just took a direct Florence hit.
Simple truth.
Hard to deny it if it can make it through a hurricane
If you install it over live moss and crud, it sticks even better!
This was rolled roofing, not under lament.
@@seeya205 ..it was weather shield and he didn't even know you can lay it down and pull the plastic from underneath...haha
you are a great and cool guy .Thanks for the great video
Very cool video. Thanks
Um... holy crap. this is an underlayment where the manufacturer specifically states NEVER to apply to an old roof but to ONLY apply "directly to plywood, OSB (Oriented strand board), wood planks, concrete, or masonry or Loadmaster surfases. Weather Watch Leak Barrier should be covered with roofing as soon as possible and no more than 60 days after installation" quote from SDS. I honestly think this guy got this confused for peel and stick roofing, of which he still would have done wrong. I mean, geez the amount of lawsuit-worthiness is beyond comprehension with this one.
This is not underlayment. It's a Rolled roofing material.
@@mrreams711 As noted above, product instructions clearly indicate that the WeatherWatch material has a limited time after installation before the final roofing is installed over it. If exposed for too long, UV damage may occur, the product lifetime will be shortened and the warranty will expire. Others have used WeatherWatch as the final roofing treatment as well, but this is not in compliance with the manufacturer's instructions. It obviously works, but the durability and performance over time will suffer.
@@misterlyle. like the original commenter, you are confusing the underlayment with the cap sheet.
The video is priceless. The job is also priceless as no one should ever pay for what he did. Once I saw his pants covered in paint and mud, immediately I said to my wife “this clown is not a roofer”. The video, however, gave me a number of emotions: rage, laughter, tears, shock, it kept me in suspense on how he is going to finish the last row. The culmination “tucking it under J-channel” was that twist I haven’t seen in movies since Inception. The ending will leave me wondering about the outcome and I will never know, even though I suspect... Therefore, this masterpiece of a short film deserves 👍🏻
How would you finish the Last Row against the house windows, would you use Henry Tar to Caulk over the window edge and the Roll.
@@matt7iron well considering he didnt use rolled roofing or remove the old roof duct tape would work as well as anything else lmfao
thank you for the instruction. I will do that to my flat roofed patio cover. You were very entertaining. Best of luck to you.
@allen D please PM me for a quote to fix your leaks after you've installed as shown here 🤣
@@superblanch15 lmao
Please don't
Thank you for the video.
I thought this video was a spoof at first, like how not to do roofing. But its a real video. Too funny.
Noooo
This guy is a god damn legend!!
Ok, thanks you for the explanation,I really appreciate that,thanks.
Reminds me of Clark griswold putting up his Xmas lights!
Fucking funny man
yeah, the branches through the ladder steps, he prolly killed his self crawling down
Nailed it 😂
Ya man funny as shit. I'm doing one tomorrow. Its has been 20 years or so since I got out of rolled and shingle roofs. I did polyureya roofing for 12 years after that. What fun but messy.
Excellent video Greg. You make it so much fun and simple. Thank you.
Hardworking guy, honest, and fun... really enjoyed..
At least he slapped the shit out of it after he put on, what a gem
Thanks you for sharing this video with me, I can't wait to get this material for
no no no!!! read the SDS this is NEVER an exterior product or a roof. it's like peel-and-stick felt for you to put under shingles or metal.
@@detumaki do not see or hear the granules?
Yes sir do not forget to Pat it down that way it's sticks real good
I know he is not a roofer, but i bet he is a good bloke to work with, he seams full of fun.
Most scammers are a hoot to have a beer with...
I give him an A+++ for effort.
Hardworking guy, honest, and fun... really enjoyed..
love this ty i have had the worst day and you have me here cracking up laughing ty took me from crying to laughing
Nicely done, great job 👍
At least he's honest about being scared to get too close to the edge huh
If he is that scared on a flat roof, he better look for another side job...
You would think wearing a harness MIGHT have swayed his fears a bit.
Literally the video I was looking for. Thanks Greg.👍
Holy shit!! You just did it the hard way!
The hand pats are great like the rake cuts
Now,this is what TH-cam is all about. I love this video.
Your a bigger idiot then this guy
Serious or sarcastic
😂😂😂 this guy experimenting with some old lady's roof!!! It reminds me as when we where children and "we were going to fix grandmas roof, haha 😅😅😂😂
I had the same thoughts. I put on my first roof (well, helped pa) at about 13-14 and I knew way more when I started then he does
Greg you make it look like fun! Thanks and be safe up there om every job. I will do this son my garage roof.
Thanks for the video
This is a joke right? ice and water shield is not rolled roofing. Can't be exposed to sunlight for extended periods of time. This is definitely shoddy workmanship.
Watch some of his more popular videos. He is a very special kind of contractor.
Thanks for the video. Just wondering if you were putting the rolled roofing over the previous layer or over the roofing felt?
It's the old roofing, you can tell when he is talking about the gutter straps @ 9:00
I don't know, looks like your having trouble on the first row , rolling out the room while going backwards, lucky you didn't fall , plus you did the math. Bravo
Poor guy he needs help. This man had a dream to be on TH-cam and that's why he decided to do this tutorial. Bless his heart. 😔😟😰😩🙊🙈
You got more heart than l do ! I was waiting for him to fall, that's why I watched it to the end
Jason Branson that's messed up
heWAS HALF DrunK.
I agree....hes a nice guy
😂
This is the first time I've ever seen someone do a roof while laying down. Ive not seen that technique.
Lol
Painful to watch.
Next video he falls off roof
can't believe someone payed for that
get that effin roof on, Gomer!
I also install peel and stick drywall, paint, kitchen cabinets and more!
The most insane install ever
"Ask her for the MONEY..." Lol !!!
it'll work, until it rains.
LMAO!!! I KNOW IM NOT THE ONLY ONE...DID ANYONE GET A LAUGH?
Not laughing because it's not funny... This asshole just ripped off this person .. And showing someone how not to do it.
LMAO
I thought he was gonna slash his hand and yell heehaw
Started to laugh but then got more and more angry. This is not a parody. Maddeningly idiotic.
my first job coming home from Vietnam was hot tar roofing, this clown wouldn't make a pimple on me arse or a roofers arse.
Poli kala filo. Good job man!
Thanks for showing me an easy roof repair... I have no building skills but can't afford to hire somebody... I think I can do this myself... thanks...
well - you could also add rice crispies with Elmer's glue, but that doesn't mean it's the best solution. Go the the manufacturer's website before you do this yourself. It's not difficult, but it needs a couple extra pieces of material, then it will last 30 years. Good luck.
@@allison447 🤣🤣🤣🤣
As a roofer this gives me anxiety to watch, fighting the cord or hose w.e, to the way he sets and rolls it out. Errmahgud
This is the scariest video I think I've ever watched. I need a drink....
I'll drink to that! Here here
Lol
Once I figured out you are just trolling, you my friend are NEXT LEVEL!....LOL!...funny shit man!
Throwing stuff off the roof without checking to see if anyone’s below. The homeowner was home since he was ready to get paid on his way down.
To all roofers out there use this product as intended !
But NOT in this application. This was painful to watch.
I've got to point out that, THAT is not roofing material. That is Ice and Water Barrier. It is an underlayment for valleys, and eaves of a roof. It won't last a year exposed to the weather. It's made to lay shingles over in high risk, wet areas.
this comment saddens me
Made for shingles?
Nailing.the flashing down with coil nails lmao oh man
very good
I would really like to know how this roof job played out, over the years. Other than that ice shield crumbling after a couple years.
roof like that last over 20yrs on my shed, about the same slope.(Florida)
Hack job. That roof leaked. He does not know what he's doin.
Couple years?
Stuff isn't made to last 60 days the way he put it on.
You have to remove first the old flat and then put the new flat roof.
No you don't!
Great to watch. Nice job. You are a jolly fun guy.....
Thanks you saved me thousands of $$$$
Do not use just ice and water on your roof it is a great product but its not meant to be used as a top layer. Now if you wanted you could under lay your entire roof with this and then roll roof it or shingle over it
what material would you put over this? I already have this up for a shed now I need the top layer - Mineral surface low slope roll roofing?
haha over wet moss awesome
Hack job. He Is not a roofer . That roof leaked ... After the next hard rain....
i saw this guy start the project and i thought " oh crap. i used weather watch as an underlayment." then i realized he has no idea what he's doing. and he mentioned you get what you pay for in life. well this guy paid for an underlayment.
Great way for underlayment
Not one person picked up on the fact he finished the roof with ice and water sheld . It under lament. WOW I HAVE TO MAKE A VIDEO ON HOW TO PROPERLY COOK A HAND GRANADE ON A STOVE
I feel so bad for the people who pay for this kind of work. You can learn a lot on TH-cam, sometimes it’s what not to do and how not to do it.
no this is not rolled roofing, this is weather watch ice and water shield, as a previous comment stated it is not meant to be exposed to the elements. the way it works, is as an underlayment. the tar in the asphalt on the rubber sticky backing heats up and seals off nail heads. use this material as an underlayment for all your eaves, valleys, and roof to walls. any time you use ice and water shield use cap nails and remove all the backing, as well as the plastic strip at the transition (avoid nailing 3" from each side of the valleys)
here is what you should do
1. Remove everything down to the decking, or tear out the decking and install new decking, best way to go is with a zip system. use new drip edge with an asphalt primer
2. Use SA Base sheet Run it under the new drip, with cap nails the run cap sheet over the top of it let it hang over the drip about 1/2"
3. take of the siding and run both base and cap sheet 8" up the wall and put roll flashing, zip tape the roll flashing on then reinstall the siding
Oh my gosh!!!
That's why it cut so easily!!!!!
I am using my phone to watch and I just didn't notice!
I thaught he was using asphalt rolled roofing!!!!!!
He should have swept all that crap off, that blower did nothing
That and sue him for damages to the inside as well as cost of new roof.
you're wrong, it's not an underlayment. Absolutely meant to be used as an exposed layer and comes with a lifetime warranty from the big boxes. Just because you don't know about it, it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.
@@infraprods
Now let's pretend that 1510.3 doesn't exist and this was put on to code, and instead of consulting any legal body or AHJ, let us actually consult the manufacturer, since you don't believe.
Let's see the manufacturer's videos where they identify it as an UNDERflashing not to be installed on top th-cam.com/video/rUpE0aPZn-E/w-d-xo.html
Or where they call it an ice dam/leak barrier for underlayment...
No no no. Just because the manufacturer posted a video saying it doesn't mean it is true. I mean they have multiple videos maybe they didn't identify all it's potential uses. What about the next video, th-cam.com/video/39j3xXq62KY/w-d-xo.html
Crap. They call it underlayment. Oh wait, let us quote the manufacturer's video at 2:11 "make certain that all of the weatherwatch or storm guard is covered by the drip edge as these products are not designed to be permanently exposed to sunlight." This is the EXACT product he used.
Ok so the manufacturer's reps aren't the brightest. how about reading the side of the box or instructions? gafmc.com.ua/documents/WeatherWatch/WeatherWatch%20ApplicationInstructions.pdf
Now we will ignore the MULTIPLE installation instructions he also ignored like overlapping, metal details, etc., and skip directly to .... oh wait. literally the first line of the instructions.
"Weather Watch® Leak Barrier Application
Instructions
Weather Watch® Leak Barrier may be applied directly
to plywood, OSB (oriented strand board), wood planks
(non-chamfered edges), concrete or masonry or Loadmaster
surfaces. Weather Watch® Leak Barrier should be covered
with roofing as soon as possible and within 60 days after its
installation. Backnail every 18” (45.72cm) in the selvage edge"
should be covered with roofing as soon as possible and within 60 days after its installation....
Covered with roofing as soon as possible and within 60 days...
Covered with roofing... within 60 days....
WAIT WAIT WAIT the instructions are different if reroofing!!!! My apologies
"Reroofing: After removing shingles or existing metal roof,
roofing felts, nails, and fasteners from area to be covered
with Weather Watch® Leak Barrier, replace water-damaged
sheathing and sweep roof deck thoroughly. Priming is not
required for attachment to wood surfaces. Concrete and
masonry surfaces must be primed with ASTM D-41 primer
prior to the application of the leak barrier."
And then you have to cover it in ACTUAL ROOFING IN 60 DAYS
Ok so we have determined that every youtuber and roofer here is not as smart as you and does not know how to install this. And now we have determined the manufacturer lies in it's videos. And the manufacturer apparently can neither read it's own instructions or write them. Oh but wait!
What about the International Code Council Evaluation Service Report aka ESR-1322. icc-es.org/report-listing/esr-1322/
It is listed as underlayment or ice dam membrane only, with direct to deck applications... nothing about installing it as a top surface... except where it specifically says it must be covered by a roof covering. and also states it cannot PER CODE be installed on any roof under 2:12 slope.
Ok so the International Code Council is only literally the governing body of code and has been since the late 90s, they are far to new and inexperienced. Clearly we need someone with closer to your experience and clearly infallible knowledge.
Ok so it is classified as ASTM D1970, aka American Society for Testing and Materials aka "D1970: Standard Specification for Self-Adhering Polymer Modified Bituminous Sheet Materials Used as Steep Roofing Underlayment for Ice Dam Protection". But they have only been one of the leaders in testing since the late 1800's, what do they know.
Sorry for the sarcasm, this was written for another person who has been fighting this tooth and nail for a year. I am, admittedly, copy and pasting this answer because it took me 5 whole minutes to type and research something that is literally as easy as googling the product name.
haters should take some time like this guy n post a vid themselves or just offer constructive criticism. every video helps!! poking fun just makes the haters look like chumps. Be a champ instead and share!!
Credential checking shouldn't be via video. But agreed, more videos should be posted
Every video does not help. This is tantamount to the gypsies that go around ripping off people with their buckets of silver roof paint.
As a truck driver, I have mowed enough lawns and cleaned enough toilets to know this roofing job just ain’t right.
Thanks.
This video needs to be put in the "comedy" section oh youtube.
Exactly the 7th video in a row on roofing, with improper or bad installation instructions.
How so?
@@johndeleonardo9133 Because it's not shingles. It's underlayment. Shingles go over the top of this stuff or it will be in pieces by the next season. He defrauded the little old lady homeowner.
@@jckay5087 oh yeah you put shingles on a flat roof
Why don't you make a video and show us how it's done big guy
@@randyjenkins8743 I'm to busy fixing all these messed up roofs. Ain't got no time to prove nothing to you. My name speaks for itself where I'm at. True story.
Greg, any relationship to the Zanis of Zanis Construction in Brooklyn, NY?
Home Depot sells 150 square foot WeatherWatch (a GAF product) for $80. They also have a video on how to use it, for comparison.
benny hill on a roof
where's your PPE?
Never copy this Man 🙂
LOL
The funniest video about building I've ever seen! I would have done it the same way! :D
Love your channel. What exactly is your profession? Great tints from southern il.
Some people are beyond words and beyond help. This guy is both. I want to know , does he really believe that he just did a good job?? Better yet that he did the job correctly??
Any roof prep prior? Or just self adhesive over dirt/grime and moss.
I think you’re racist
Clearly he’s not one for preparation! 🤣🤣
@@aaronbudzinski3886 he’s a racist white supremacist, he thinks that you have to do things up to code which was made by rich white men who are also straight
Rolled roofing is great this crap sucks though
"You get what you pay for in life" 0:40
Let's get the money baby 👍
very helpful. thanks a lot for posting
Not very helpful. Do not do this plus this isn't the correct product to be using
Just out of curiosity..should he have removed thd old roofing first?
Yes they are adding weight to sections and roof will sag in areas. Also this product is to be used under neath shingles.
And in addition should NEVER be applied over an old roof but is meant ONLY for direct-to-deck application.
this guy's hilarious
We lap roll roofing or ice guard 18 inches years ago i tore a lot of it off it only had 2 inch lap now we usually put rubber or hot tar on flat roof
This isn't even roll roofing. He used GAF WeatherWatch leak barrier.
Holding the electrical extension cord in between your teeth. Priceless!
Make it look like a roof then sell the house.
Fuck yeah that’s how we do it in Florida buyer beware law
Waiting for next segment: Baking A Gasoline Cake with Greg Zanis.
a match made in heaven.
😂
"Get the money go down and ask her for the money and thats it" bahahaaha as he hums " going home"
I think he did a good job, never seen self sticking roll roofing before.The only thing I would have done different is let that last piece over lap atleast 3 inches because of blowing rain, but then this is sealing type roof so maybe no leaks.I could not see what he was pushing the roofing under on the last piece.Thats a scary roof even if its flat cause its extra high.
This is NOT rolled roofing. This is an ice shield underpayment designed to go UNDER shingles no later than 60 days after installation
This guy can do math as well? NOW I'm impressed.
Totally WRONG and should REMOVE before someone does this THINKING IT'S ok
@@yesyea1012 nothing wrong with it if you're ok missing the other 2 sheets of the sandwich, plus the mandatory overly, but the boy got paaaaaaid!
looks like what was being used previously though
@@ehrenleleski8204 - The original roofing appears to be an improper installation, or a hot mop that has completely lost its weathering surface.
Wow.....
I hope this was a temporary patch.
And what are those nails supposed to do.
And for a temp. Job I would've used primer.
Thank you, I needed a laugh. This is product is not made to used as a top sheet. It is an underlayment which means "Under the roof product"
Before you open your mouth and look stupid do some research it's not underlayment and it's not ice and water sheild. This is rolled roofing designed to be used where torch down is used. The difference is instead of using a torch to make it sticky it comes with a very very sticky industrial adhesive. It's also 3-4 times thicker then underlayment and this isn't ment to go unset and other roof. It's designed to be on top.. Maybe educate yourself or go to shine trade shows and learn about new products... Google rolled roofing!Lol
@@johndeleonardo9133 I like how smart you think you are about roofing.
Now let's pretend that 1510.3 doesn't exist and this was put on to code, and instead of consulting any legal body or AHJ, let us actually consult the manufacturer, since you don't believe.
Let's see the manufacturer's videos where they identify it as an UNDERflashing not to be installed on top th-cam.com/video/rUpE0aPZn-E/w-d-xo.html
Or where they call it an ice dam/leak barrier for underlayment...
No no no. Just because the manufacturer posted a video saying it doesn't mean it is true. I mean they have multiple videos maybe they didn't identify all it's potential uses. What about the next video, th-cam.com/video/39j3xXq62KY/w-d-xo.html
Crap. They call it underlayment. Oh wait, let us quote the manufacturer's video at 2:11 "make certain that all of the weatherwatch or storm guard is covered by the drip edge as these products are not designed to be permanently exposed to sunlight." This is the EXACT product he used.
Ok so the manufacturer's reps aren't the brightest. how about reading the side of the box or instructions? gafmc.com.ua/documents/WeatherWatch/WeatherWatch%20ApplicationInstructions.pdf
Now we will ignore the MULTIPLE installation instructions he also ignored like overlapping, metal details, etc., and skip directly to .... oh wait. literally the first line of the instructions.
"Weather Watch® Leak Barrier Application
Instructions
Weather Watch® Leak Barrier may be applied directly
to plywood, OSB (oriented strand board), wood planks
(non-chamfered edges), concrete or masonry or Loadmaster
surfaces. Weather Watch® Leak Barrier should be covered
with roofing as soon as possible and within 60 days after its
installation. Backnail every 18” (45.72cm) in the selvage edge"
should be covered with roofing as soon as possible and within 60 days after its installation....
Covered with roofing as soon as possible and within 60 days...
Covered with roofing... within 60 days....
WAIT WAIT WAIT the instructions are different if reroofing!!!! My apologies
"Reroofing: After removing shingles or existing metal roof,
roofing felts, nails, and fasteners from area to be covered
with Weather Watch® Leak Barrier, replace water-damaged
sheathing and sweep roof deck thoroughly. Priming is not
required for attachment to wood surfaces. Concrete and
masonry surfaces must be primed with ASTM D-41 primer
prior to the application of the leak barrier."
And then you have to cover it in ACTUAL ROOFING IN 60 DAYS
Ok so we have determined that every youtuber and roofer here is not as smart as you and does not know how to install this. And now we have determined the manufacturer lies in it's videos. And the manufacturer apparently can neither read it's own instructions or write them. Oh but wait!
What about the International Code Council Evaluation Service Report aka ESR-1322. icc-es.org/report-listing/esr-1322/
It is listed as underlayment or ice dam membrane only, with direct to deck applications... nothing about installing it as a top surface... except where it specifically says it must be covered by a roof covering. and also states it cannot PER CODE be installed on any roof under 2:12 slope.
Ok so the International Code Council is only literally the governing body of code and has been since the late 90s, they are far to new and inexperienced. Clearly we need someone with closer to your experience and clearly infallible knowledge.
Ok so it is classified as ASTM D1970, aka American Society for Testing and Materials aka "D1970: Standard Specification for Self-Adhering Polymer Modified Bituminous Sheet Materials Used as Steep Roofing Underlayment for Ice Dam Protection". But they have only been one of the leaders in testing since the late 1800's, what do they know.
So please, please, share your wisdom with the world. Show us how you are the ultimate source of knowledge
@@johndeleonardo9133 thank you I couldn't believe all the other idiots saying the same thing they can't see the granules obviously they don't know what they're talking about but calling this guy an idiot
@@RoofingFacts haha LOL got a paper fucking contractor here look at all his little codes he listed for us
Gotta be careful on a flat roof they are slick u can slid rite of
Lol I did catch that one!
It was a late night and I haven't had my coffee yet today!
I'm about to go wrap some widows in aluminum.
If only I had this guys help!
I've never seen a roofer with paint on his pants
Sure, from the spraypaint to mark my tools 😂
Making an honest living 👍
You can do this!!! Check GAF Steep Slope Field Guide page 269. It talks about an inexpensive way to roll roof your low slope roof. Obviously there are JJJJUUUUUSSSSTTTT a few more steps, like 15 more to do. You install synthetic underlayment like Deck Armor or Tiger Paw as well but, this can be completed for porches, garages, sheds, and car ports etc. no enclosed additions for houses
So I checked Lowe's generic brand of roll roofing - says right in the specs that no underlayment is required. Don't get me wrong, it's an ugly utilitarian roof, but it doesn't need underlayment
@@infraprods What he used was underlayment, not roll roofing.