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2k, did you fly tip the asbestos 🤷🏻‍♂️

Get back to me iv been roofing 28 years 😂😂😂

What a load of shit not one of you can roof

What makes you think we didnt have masks.

Do u not need masks

What happened with the pipes that appear to have originally crossed over the beam area?

Thanks very informative; did you drill into the padding stone under the base plate to put the fixings in? Hammer drill would have loosened the bounding to the underneath and adjacent brickwork. No?

Great video. Keep em coming mate.

Water and electricity 🤪

Awful, I saw straight Theroux it.

Labour £41,000 :))) I can do it myself with a few labourers for £3,000 labour.

If you don't mind me saying we were taught to only mark bend lines in lead with another piece of lead

Great job - how much would something like this cost?

Did pretty much exactly this on my extension roof, and it worked out pretty well. Brickie was actually impressed! Only difference was that I used Hall Clips to hold the flashing in the wall, and Lead Mate to fill the gaps. Both worked really well. Two years on, it still looks good.

Like how your keeping the threads on your acro’s clean🤙

thanks paul

If you use a spanner, you don’t have to worry about the length of the thread ! 😂😂😂😂

Is that Gezim there?

Can’t you people make a tutorial with out using filthy language? Seems not.

Such a good channel thanks for another great video, can i ask how much did this cost the customer?

Nice work but it was a handy size. Our RSJ is twice as long. A red fretton under the RSJ at one corner? Why not a concrete brick?

Chase the walls first

Nice tutorial... Carfy on

Hey man I’m a chippy from NZ, been here in the UK for one year and doing a big job for a woman on charge up/day rate as a learning experience for me, so I didn’t price the job. It’s my first time going out on my own, and I want to keep working for myself in the future and take on another big job but I’m absolutely fucking terrified of pricing a job wrong. I’m already finding on this job there are a lot of hidden things that would never have been accounted for, and very unique things like a very custom deck, building a sauna and stuff I am so scared to price my first job man, do you have any tips outside of using software like this? I’m a good carpenter and I deliver a high quality product every time, maybe a bit slower than some because of this, but I want to do the best job I can. I’m a bit unfamiliar with UK practices and regs at this stage too Any advice?

You should only mark lead with lead and it should never be longer than 1.5 metres

Very good - lots of value in seeing rhe whole process.. appreciate it mate.

Great video - really helpful. Thank you. Only thing I'd say is it would have been nice to see a close up of the finished job. And possibly a reminder to apply the patination oil at the end. One question... Do you get hung up on the instructions for the sealant? Most say a maximum depth of 20-25mm, and a width to depth ratio of 2 to 1. I'm doing flashing on a stone wall where the depth and width varies a lot, so no chance of sticking to that! I guess even on a brick wall it won't usually be possible. In your video, if you're width is that of the chased out mortar - 10mm (8mm once the lead is in there), and depth is 25mm, then without a backing the ratios would be 1 to 3 width to depth. Is that a problem? Or are the manufacturers overly picking in their tech specs?

Good! Roll the carpets next time, folds make creases ;)

What

Hi Paul, I’m having a none load bearing internal wall (it’s has been confirmed by structural engineer) My question is do I have to notify building control before removing the wall or after? Or is it building regs need to be informed? Thanks for ur help in advance. Ps. I haven’t seen helpful information on the net

This Architect approves!

Great video!

Awesome work and where is your footing?

Are you still using this?

How much roughly would a job such as this cost these days? Looking at getting similar done.

Is was probably 22.5 degrees 45 divided by 2 ?

Was that a poured concrete without an aggregate? Is that an ok mix ?

Top job. Learned alote their. Cheers

I am trying to repair my flat roof. I have applied the adhesive to the roof. When I lay felt onto the adhesive do I have to peel off the thin plastic sheet from the felt first? Absolute beginner here😮😮.

How much load can those hangers take? The look somewhat flimsy if they're to be holding up a big load. Great video mate, thanks a lot!

Hi mate , i just wanted to leave a compliment to say i can tell you run a professional company. Not many companies are run like this or even spare a thought on some of things and equations you raise in your videos. How do i know ? Ive worked for a couple of companies that have collapsed because the directors / boss couldnt price jobs correctly and would run the business in a unprofessional manner and not price correctly hence creditors making them bankrupt or hmrc chasing them. Breath of fresh air to see someone running things the proper way! Nice one brother 👊

People don’t appreciate how much the cost of a build is, everyone wants stuff for half the price and expects the same standards. My pal has walked away from potential customers because their expectation is not realistic. Good video mate

That wall looks 150 years old not a good idea unless you repoint it all too

Bro dropped the hardest construction edit and thought we wouldn't notice 🚧👷👷‍♀️🔛🔝💯

Top man. Much more better effect when the steel is flush in the ceiling, a lot more complicated to do though. Great work

I need you to come and do ours, great vid

Absolutely brilliant - best yet. Learned loads! Thanks Paul

Great video as always mate, ain’t seen you in a while, hope all good bro