How to Replace an Old Roof!
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Scott Brown, you have one of the strangely enjoyable style of presentation and personality. love your work whether it's behind the hammer or the handheld ;)
Those drone shots are super nice man
love your work bro
Finish Carpentry TV I really like the drone shots you do.
That was a proper feel good video. It's great to see you helping eachother out too!
That transition was smooth as hell
It was.
Slick
Yeah, a nice twist...
@@Clark-Mills i see what you did there
Scott, you and your mates are an inspiration! Making carpentry look fun and cool. I love the attitude and creativity. Thanks for sharing the things you already have thus far.
Cheers !
What's cooler than getting to work with your homies. You carry a lot of same mojo as Samurai Carpenter!
Always interesting to see the variations in procedure of different countries on how structures are put together. I've either built or helped build a number of structures in several different countries and whether it's roofing, framing, plumbing, or electrical it's always different. Not necessarily better or worse, just different
It really is. I know that i’ve picked up a couple things from watching different people from different areas work. Just different methods to do the same or similar project
That was one of you’re best Scott Brown Carpentry! Great team work..uniforms look smart. Roof looks amazing. Best of all you are all safe. Glad they have scaffolding around the roof these days.👍😎
Man, folks that go on about how good things were done in the old days haven't spent much time around old NZ houses eh?
I know right 😂
Wish workers at Edwards and hardy were this chill. Would make it fun
I like the new uniforms 😂
Finish Carpentry TV you are one of my fav channels toooo man great work always
Finish Carpentry TV do you require John to wear the company tshirt while working?
Glad the big fella didn't fall through..
Great vid as always mate.
You boys clearly enjoy working with each other and enjoy what you do..✌👊
Great transition from day one to two, haven't seen that one! I really enjoyed the camaraderie and the great overall cooperative "let's get it done" vibe! Nice job!
Haha the camera flip between work days was cool!
If I lived in Auckland I would work for you guys for free. Great channel, fun and learning combined xxx
That’s a clean finished product. Nice work
Benjamin White But why dark metal in a sunny, hot climate ?
Even though it's 2 years old as I'm watching it you guys do a great job not only of your work but the videos are very entertaining very instructional thank you thank you for all your hard work keep it up 🙂🙂🙂
Thankfully for all the exciting episodes this week. Did you find a way to expedite your editing? Is that the reason for daily videos?
We appreciate it
Had some late nights 🙂
Hi Scott loving the vids, would love to see a video on how you got to wear you are today/your story!
Coming soon 👍
Scott Brown Carpentry awesome can’t wait!!
my two favorite chippies best entertainment on the net nice boys
I don't know how you don't have more views, or more subscribers.... but keep up the great work. Love the videos, the editing is awesome and I'm definitely taking notes trying to model what you and few other awesome youtubers are doing.
Keep crushing it!
Cheers man
Was trying to work out where you were but then you flew up and over the Recreation Centre and I saw the Rocket Park! - Brought back great memories. Thanks
Hey mate, imagine you are in Nz? As per regulations, how far should be the screws placed? Do we need a double sided tape like I see in other videos? I see you put a lot of hard work into your videos. Love your carpentry work. Didn’t expect your video with roofing😀. Thanks for sharing. Very informative.
Chur! That Paerau needs a payrise👍cool video thanks for sharing.
Good job guys💯👍 my O.C.D couldn't help but notice the sag in the underlay lol🤦🤙
I miss NZ a lot.
Lived there for a year, wife is a JAFA, so know the place very well.
Love the content, always worth watching you guys.
Can you send me a potato top pie please lol
👍😅🇬🇧
nice work... i learned a lot from you sir... good work and patience... greetings from Philippines...
Thanks for showing the structure below the finished layer. Is it common in NZ to build without the use of purlins to support the rafter expanses?
This type of construction is actually from California. Same builders and methods. Some call it the Pasadena style. From the colonial period (mid 1800's) right through to the 1940's (war) most of what we see in NZ was influenced by the labour and methods of the West Coast of the US.
I love that Hitachi framing nailer I just bought one
Kevin R its battery only aye? No gas
Do some more vid of you 3 please! A great team. Put yr matching outfits on👍
Will you show us how skylight windows are installed?
My Thursday night/early friday morning consists of binge watching your videos. A perfect way to spend a day.
Cracking job and as ever the coolest music on TH-cam 👍🏻
Tidy job Scott . A small tip if your purlins are running straight it's sometimes easier to pre drill your sheets all in one go when there bundled it saves caulk lining each row. Keep up the good work mate.
Smart, I like it
Thank u for this vid, I'm wanting to do this myself. Good to see roofers side of the job. Did you overlap corrugated iron by two or three? Did you spray all the wood with preserver?
Hey scott great channel brotha:) Question ,i see u use the makita metal roof screw gun .i have impact and drill .many say impact is not good for this job ,better with the drill .is that true ? Thank u buddy :)
Piece of cake !. Opposing angle nails into rafter :)
Great content Scott. Let's have more of Cameron on your vids..... yay.
Watching this gave me flash backs to my first roof where I had been on the job 3 months and the sheet caught the wind took 3 of us flying with it then dropped us through the paper on the roof. Looking back I can see the funny side
Very great video! What are those fasteners used to hold down the tar paper?
How do you like that drywall drill for sinking those screws? Impacts have too much power I’m not a fan
A 16 yr old commenting on a technique that many trained professionals are capable of using fine TOUCH.
Stick to your computer games brother. Leaving the trade work to Scott and his crew.👍
Great episode... How DIYable is doing this? You make it look pretty easy...
We like Cameron he’s cool
It only took you lads 10 minutes to do a roof, that’s impressive,good job.
😂
That's why everyone does a quote price for a re-roof not hourly rate.
Any professional tip for how to lay the first sheet square and accurate so the rest will follow nice and straight?
Hey Scott, would you mind telling me which model Makita you're using at 3:35 to drive those roofing screws?
Wow, fun watch. Questions; do you normally get all the fancy scaffolding and safety railing for roof jobs and add a levels? Do you shop vac out dirt and dust before you closed it in? What percentage of houses have metal roofs down there. Maybe 1% in some states in US. Great content, thanks.
it's called edge protection, I think its required by law now. the scaffolding is only a small section for them to get up and down.
Percentage? Probably a good 50% use corrugated metal roofing. The other major one is concrete tiles.
NZ was an old English farming outpost essentially in the early days, so the mentality of "doing best with what tools and materials you had" is apart of the NZ psyche. Plenty of metal roofing for farm sheds etc, why not on the family home?
HaYouDontSay No english don’t build as good as possible when you compare it with Germany British construction is shit
@@HaYouDontSay 50%? I would have probably said alot higher than that.
HaYouDontSay HaYouDontSay hahahahah today I needed to cut some re-bar and we only had a makita grinder on site , but the two makita batteries on site were both dead, so I tried to power the makita grinder with my Milwaukee battery, using some wire I cut off that was hanging from the roof, it didn't work though, the grinder just started smoking and wouldn't turn.
Would love to see a hitachi framer review !
What's the plastic sheeting used for? Extra water proofing?
Loving the glove tan lines safety first ✌
Lol lol
Quick thank you! I love relaxing to your videos. Chilled and fun 😊👍
What 8 haters gave this a thumbs down!
Honestly Scott, you by far do the best videos on TH-cam in my opinion regarding construction, your editing’s straight up top notch and the way you and Paeru Joke around is always hilarious, now I get to see my Instagram homie Cameron Do the damn thing too! Seriously Brother I hope they TV network picks you up, you really deserve it.
Cheers my bro 👊
How do you find the Hitachi framer? I almost threw my paslode off the roof yesterday
I got one a few weeks ago. happy so far, gruntier than my paslode
They are great! No gas or cleaning. Bit heavier but grunty. Liked mine so much I got the brad nailer too. Some good deals on Hitachi runout in NZ as they move to the Hikoki branding
Hey bro what you wearing over your cloths? Is it a harness of some sort or something?
Very similar to the roof we had to replace here on the Big Island.
You can get away with roofs built like that in NZ but here in Canada that roof would last only until Winter, we need beefy rafters or trusses spaced at 16" oc and sheathed with osb or plywood.
No snow in Auckland to worry about. Other parts of the country may have to factor it in.
My only complaint is that the paper is way too loose. Pull it tight thn fix each corner should be enough. Also i wouldve stripped the whole side or half a side depending on weather. Paper the whole lot thn lay. More efficient imo. Also they need to ban that black paper lol. In sayin that im glad i found this channel. Good stuff 👍
Good to see that all the good stuff, edge scaffolding, cable sheathing, etc., had been installed and that you weren't chucking stuff down to the ground. Really nice to see a job not being done by cowboys.
Hey Scott, long time subscriber here lol
What brand it that drone? What model? I need one!
Cheers
from our (the viewer) perspective , Cameron is a part of the team.
Good Video Scott
what make of Drone is that ?
Good example what happens when you fix roof panel from ridges.
All nail/screw holes start to leak because it isn't rigid enough to prevent roof panel slightly moving on wind and with thermal movement also you can't get tight seal for that rubber sealant because metal will bend.
These roofs are incredible strong and weatherproof and the whole roof forms a diaphragm. The screw pattern is not just along the ridge edge. The corrugation profile allows for the expansion and contraction. It's an incredibly versatile and durable build method when it incorporates hurricane ties and the correct bracing methods.
That's smart. Great video
Nice job on the roof. Interesting to see the roof so flat given the rafter span and the use of hardwood
Excellent work. How old was the previous roof? Ive been told I should replace my roof but its only 34 yrs old and I understand colorbond should be good fo about 70 yrs. I have no rust, just lichen and some screws need washers. Any suggestions?
34 years is an old Roof, I would say it needs replacing but in saying that it might be able to be restored and Recoated
Yeah - was wondering if you would get it done by Friday. We did as much outside work as we could yesterday so we could stay inside today (Friday) when the rains came (as I can hear now on the roof above me).
Exceeded my expectation fulfil
I like the scaffolding setup also serves to protect you from falling off.
Good day. What material is your insulation? And what is the name of the supplier.
Holy shit a chippy is now the roofer
Finally said soffit right 😂 i always laugh when u say sofeeeet. Great video!
Well i've allways called it sofeeeet
It sounds very French. Whenever he says it, I get the urge to go murder some snails!
David McIntosh Mac in Rosh
@@frameriteairdrie578
_"It sounds very French"_
Because the word comes from French.
I had an Australian relative a while back trying to mock me offering her a duvet (Doona in her neck of the woods) saying that it sounded like I was speaking French. I impolitely explained to her that there's a reason for that...
It's French bro, derived from Latin. It's like the yanks saying aluminum or "sodder" Doesn't hurt to say Soffite.
How’d you find the hitachi framer?
He just kept looking for it until he remembered where he left it.
Heavy but fires nails well
Scott Brown Carpentry are you going to get an airbow gun?
Not a bad reroof for a million dollar home
100x50? is that what we call 2 by 4 or do you have other timber sizes?
No flashing/butyl tape under the ridge cap?
What I dont get is why treat the old timber when each newly replaced timber has its own hazard class?
Metalex is generally used to treat any fresh cuts that will be exposed to moisture and the elements. Not so much for beetles/ boron related issues. If that were the case you would use a chemical / fumigating application instead.
You need to get a stinger button cap slap stapler much faster than those gang nail tacks
Yeah but then he wouldn't get to use that dope hammer... soooo
I sometimes wonder about how carpenters learn all the different types of carpentry. I mean there's furniture making, cabinetry, stairs, then there's more construction site carpentry like framing buildings, concrete shuttering, roofs, architectural Wood ceilings, etc....must be daunting to start a new one for the first time
teamwork extraordinaire - all that in two days! Lucky I didn't get the job 'cos I don't do roofs no more 😎
😂I think I know why
Do you not sheet it? I live in Scotland and the regs says we have to. Also what kind of paper is that?
what kind of sheet you are using for roofing Sir
Why not use a foil insulation blanket instead of just sarking. The blanket helps reduce mechanical noise transmission from the metal creaking.
love the video Scott, keep it up man. felo chippy all the way from from south wales
Cameron Adams are you from Swansea?
@@MsElijah16 no valleys
Cheers Cameron!
What kind of drone was that? I should get some shots of our work. Thank you
DJI Spark
Hey Scott, is that old tin still around? I can take it away I'm looking for some cladding for a small cabin.
Have to talk to Kameron about that one, direct message him here instagram.com/systematic_homes?igshid=1jsapqj0dwsgb
how old was that orignal roofing you replaced?
Nice roof. Im watching this with the roof is on fire (bloodhound gang) on the radio :D
Cheers Scott. What pitch is that roof? 20-25?
Awesome work and footage! Would love to see some hardhats on y'all, fetching stuff you just dropped yourself.
How far apart do you screw the sheets and what is the distance between rows
Hard work man 🙏
ok ok i have to ask way is your timber pink or is that like are blue timber here in ozs to stop bugs eating it
Yes, treated for bugs.
Awesome work
What did you think of the hitachi nailer? Also rad vid
Good first impressions! Heavy tool, less recoil than the paslodes though
Ive got major noise that seems to come through the roof (same style as this one, but i notice its got building paper underneath) when I replace it what sort of options could be used to reduce the noise that travels through it? I can even hear birds walking on it in bedrooms, could plywood or some sort of rubber membrane (thicker building paper?) be used underneath the tin sheets to provide more of a noise barrier? Im guessing traffic noise always makes it way through if im able to hear birds walking on the roof too
Plywood would definitely remove that sound transmission. Or any other kind of sarking (boards) as an underlay. Starts getting pricey depending on what you use but there are often suppliers getting rid of ply that has failed the structural test, or other DD rated ply. Even 9mm ply would greatly increase sound and heat insulation.
also questionable is the metelex sprayed on the purloin , it is solvent based and will presumably react with the roofing paper
Gotta love the heat!
Hey mate what was the cost for the customer to replace the roof ? Cheers.