Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Will probably just go with copper gutteringCrazy
Will probably just go with copper gutteringCrazy
and wait for the local meth heads to steal it for the copperWill probably just go with copper guttering
People steal copper. Might have to reinstall couple times a year.My wife wants copper.......$$$$$$
I would have been first, if I didn't do anything all day, too.and wait for the local meth heads to steal it for the copper
Lol. Never.What you don't think the lady has put a roof or two on in her day?
I can only imagine what you requested. They def have their own way of interpreting what one asks for.@Brownslave688 Not quite what I requested but that's uhhh, very interesting to say the least. I think I'll stick him on the side of my tool box.
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You gotta quit skipping leg day.@Brownslave688 Not quite what I requested but that's uhhh, very interesting to say the least. I think I'll stick him on the side of my tool box.
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Wind storms blow off roofing shingles. It has nothing to do with shoddy workmanship, has 100% to do with a 100 mph wind gust.View attachment 184995
So many houses in this neighborhood lost roofing tiles in the wind two week’s ago. You gotta love that shoddy workmanship.
I pray to god his wife demands copper everything.....People steal copper. Might have to reinstall couple times a year.
Hail and Wind Resistant Roofs With New Shingle Types!Wind storms blow off roofing shingles. It has nothing to do with shoddy workmanship, has 100% to do with a 100 mph wind gust.
Wind storms blow off roofing shingles. It has nothing to do with shoddy workmanship, has 100% to do with a 100 mph wind gust.
Depends on when it was done, too, and if it got hot enough to seal the shingles.Wind storms blow off roofing shingles. It has nothing to do with shoddy workmanship, has 100% to do with a 100 mph wind gust.
Your not gonna shingle a house like that in freezing temps.Depends on when it was done, too, and if it got hot enough to seal the shingles.
What are you? The inspector?Your not gonna shingle a house like that in freezing temps.
Even half ass roof repair guys tell you they have to have a certain temperature. It’s common knowledgeWhat are you? The inspector?
I hear commercials all the time for cheaper pricing to do it during the winter. Not saying I would. And a lot of developements are built with cheap Mexican labor, they don’t give a flying funk if your roof stays on.Even half ass roof repair guys tell you they have to have a certain temperature. It’s common knowledge
You can usually get away with putting up a roof in cold weather as long as it warms up enough to seal things before you get bad weather. Risky though.I hear commercials all the time for cheaper pricing to do it during the winter. Not saying I would. And a lot of developements are built with cheap Mexican labor, they don’t give a flying funk if your roof stays on.
Straight line winds will rip them right off. They set off the tornadoe sirens when we have those winds hit us.You think it could be the wind was just strong enough to pull them up? Shoddy workmanship when a tornado hits a house, too?