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Not to mention he shoved that branch into the hole. You can see that he’s clearly covering an old pipejack. This guys a joke.

I know you might not see this but i hope it all goes well for you from this point beyond

​@@bug_under don't give up man.

So sorry that you had to suffer the loss of your photos & tools. My last years with my Dad were hard, funny, tension filled, but the memories were great. He was one of The Greatest Generation. God bless you well.

He had it with him everyday. Work is what a man must do to provide in this world and he had his best friend with him every mile of the way.

As if everyone has that foresight 24/7. Unrealistic and harsh for no reason? 👍🏻

@@redcherry8137 I'm just reminding everyone to store they're things safely. Because of the video..

Not about what he took not about the money it’s about the dog picture he lost. He can’t get that back.

Rich people can afford better security. So unfortunately the poor most often will steal from the poor because it is easier to get away with

@@chicagosideshows5556 right like what an insane comment as if the emotional loss would've been totally fine if the guy was in a higher tax bracket...

​​@@talking2ghosts_archive I don't believe OP is trying to justify stealing. I believe he's commenting on the fact that if you're going to rob someone, it would be more "morally" correct to rob someone with more wealth than someone trying to make an honest living. Put it this way: Not accounting for emotional loss(of which there is a high likelihood), it would probably affect a blue collar worker to steal his truck(and means of working) more than taking the truck of a wealthy individual(wealthy enough in the context that a stolen truck would not be the hugest financial burden). Again, this is not to discount the emotional loss from losing important sentimental items the individual may have had in their vehicle. However, I believe most people would agree that a robbery against a rich individual would have a less drastic effect than taking the backbone of someone's business. I hope you have a wonderful, day/night/whatever time it is for you and that you enjoy the rest of your days. Peace ✌ Edit: Again, this is all in the context of a financial ️burden, and not an emotional. Rich or poor, it would still fucking suck to be robbed of your sentimental assets.

or why just don’t you not steal from anyone rich or not rich? lmao weird ass

Yea well obviously you wouldn’t steal it in the first place cause thats not how a crook thinks

​​@@DanTheRooferJust dropping addresses? Oh a courthouse? Things are really heating up

It was coming from the flashing.

You have no idea what you’re talking about. This is a legitimate repair. It is no different than originally roofing.

that's like saying if you get a flat tire, you should replace all your suspension 🥴

We get it. Most people are just like you. They have no idea what they are doing and often times make unnecessary repairs. We understand policy and know everything about insurnace. I am getting this entire roof replaced for the same price as a repair 100% of the time. You can keep repairing roofs why we are out here replacing them.

Have you seen the rest of the roof? It looks in great condition. Saying it needs replacement and just use the insurance means you have no idea what you’re talking about. Have you read an insurance policy lately for houses? They essentially do not cover roofs anymore. You’re far better off just replacing it yourself versus going through insurance. A lot of that was due to the scams down in Florida. It is similar to getting a nail in your tire. Does the shop replace it or patch it? They patch it if it’s still in good condition and in the right spot. Get a life and get more knowledgeable.

Legitimate repair👍 It appears someone benefits from the insurance company.

Only put sealant on nail to glue the old top shingle to the nail. Or put sealant on old nail holes on old shingles. No sealant is needed if using all new shingles and not connecting to old shingles.

Good Ideas.

The fan will work. But you need ground by code.

Its from the old timers. The masonry trade is as old as humankind. But regular bubble levels are very very new technology, 200 years old. I always use a level. except when i am on my last couple brick courses. I never need it then.

@@HighlanderNorth1 I’m glad you understand.

Regular painted natural grain wood.

Always have to replace whole sheet of plywood by code.

Great question. Most customers do not want to see patches on there roof. Ice is not needed, you could even do with out felt. Most important is use sealant on shingles. Roofs in the 1980 and back, never had ice, many did not have even tar paper on new homes in the 1970.... As long as you do a good job on the shingles nothing to warry about.

​@DanTheRoofer thats fine but we are not in the 1980s lol everything was different then compared to now. why not do a better job and use better products that are available to us now? all homeowners here in nj rather us use new shingles even if you can see patch because tbe common bond will stick instead of using sealant on old shingles which will not out last the bond of new shingles .

Starter shingles are very narrow. Bad for first starter course. Starter shingles are very new. 20 years ago no one seen starter shingles. Using starter shingles is cheaper.

​@@DanTheRooferagain you keep saying 20 years ago. lol do you know why starters are used? to seal the shingle on the edge because the bond is on the edge of starter using a shingle does not bond it. plus starters are not cheaper they are more expensive and if you were to get gaf to come inspect roof for warranty if there was and issue they would not give it not trying to ne a dick but come on

Timbertex caps are designed for ridge vents and gun nailing. That is why they are so expensive. Using 3 inch nails is overkill. We never had any issues. All companies use nail guns with timbertex caps.... But, hammer and nails is needed, when installing cheap seal a ridge caps. Cant do them with nailgun.... Nail gun nails are always the best. They have the wire on them from the spool, keeps the nail in tight... But you also have to use thin ridge vent for gun nailing. There are 3 thicknesses of ridge vent. Maybe is see you one day in NJ Wayne, Beers on me.

you are the winner !!!

Thanks. That roofing is tough bread. Keep UP the Good Work.

Your are very close. But its water then ice.

You probably call it peal and stick

Oh, just got it conder contract. I call 811 to have the flags put up, then call the plumber, then do the dance wa wah wahh.

I have the duct tape, But its a empty roll now. More roof leaks.

@@DanTheRoofer if they don't find you handsome...