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No one going to calll out the screws in the vally 😂 who cares what Tex you use or what you screwed it to that bad boy needs a new roof do it once do it right!

Hey, I appreciate your video. I've done some snap lock standing seam metal siding and hadn't figured out a clean way to fasten things down around windows and at corners where the siding material changes and the metal ends in a J. I think I like your idea of installing the cleat inside the J so that I can slip my notched panel in there and have it stay put. Any reason why you chose to notch and bend the metal out instead of the cleat? It seems like it is more work, but I figure you probably have a reason.

So i need a $3000 edge roller

Looks good

The roof is wrong to begin with if the roofing screws are not placed on the hill of the Tin

This is almost exactly the way I figured how to do it, just couldn't find a practical way without leaving a hole for the transition.

Another idiot!!!

To bad he used his snipe the wrong way for them cuts 🤦‍♂️

Clean work very nice

Everything about this is wrong. Where's the vapor barrier under those perlings? You need twice as many screws on that lower edge.

I look after 2 buildings that kick screws out constantly. Such a pain in the butt.

You made a hole in the plate to see the line underneith the plate? And Don't you have screws with a drilltip? King Ragnar YAHUWAH

From underneith. Moist penetrates the construction, and stops in the plate, cause it doesn't breath enough. And from above you get condens water from the plates at certain tempratures and some moist sweats thru. And it stops in the metal. Even a windsheet on the plywood would had helped. But it needs more air. Different plates or different buildup under that. King Ragnar YAHUWAH

Yeh. You might have a double up problem with moist. Both from underneith and from above. King Ragnar YAHUWAH

I think you got a different problem if you got that problem with screws. It must be moist under the metal so the plywood expands and schrink again. It then needs air. And cover over the plates. And check the screws. Aluminium for aluminium. Steel for steel. King Ragnar YAHUWAH

Summer screws. Summer leaking. Summer not.

There needs to be a redesign of this. Putting a screw into the face is just waiting for leaks (yes, even if done right). There needs to be a fastener that allows for expansion and contraction over time. Look at the standing seam hidden brackets…

What is cool is that the screws go through the 1x4 + the sheathing for a even better bond. Screwing properly in the flat is the way to go. My experience with screwing on the ribs is sheet movement which in turn will loosen screws over time.

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Surface fastened metal is only suitable for barns, never on a home. Standing seam or some other hidden fastener type of metal/roofing. Why anyone would cheap out on the one thing protecting everything that they own is beyond my comprehension.

As only a fellow Michigander can do! Great job.

Plywood should hold, as each layer is rotated 90 degrees from the one surrounding it. OSB does not.

Using wood Perlins over plywood is problematic when people go to walk on the roof. Just use thicker plywood. (5/8)

If you know what you're doing when installing a metal roof you would know it's best to put them in the rib because it gives more room to expand and contrast without trying to expand and contrast with so much force from it being screwed all the way down in the flat. Which gives it very minimal room to do so that is why they back out in the flats part of the metal because you're smashing the washer and then once the washer dry rots it allows water to get down in and rust the screw hole. They have lifetime screws available now for ag metal panels there are way more expensive about 100% worth it.

Yikes

Great, i do believe though in double strapping for improved venting

what state are you in?

Totally wrong. First of all, use 5/8 material. Second use 5/16 screws and a quality underlayment. Third put the screws next to the rib in a 24 inch pattern, never in a raised area. This is all out of the book, most of you are doing it wrong when you don’t follow these rules.

We just bought our first house a need a new roof within a year or two and I’d kill for a metal roof. But we got a quote of 30k for regular shingles so I can only imagine what a metal one would be lol

Buen trabajo amigo

How old is it?

Should have concealed brackets on each longitudinal seam holding the roof down, not with screws through the roof.

bullshit

Never seen this method of making sure things are square. Really smart! What part of the USA are you all located in? Do you work in north Georgia at all?

I'm looking at maybe doing metal board and batten on my new house. Stumbled on your video and I can tell you care about the quality of your work! Well done.

Being skilled with a shears is often overlooked talent

how's the manufacturer of the roofing product?, AKA Where can I purchase?, I'm in NJ

My roofer didn’t do this. Heavy sigh.

Beautiful work

I know the roofing manufacturers say to screw it on the flat but you do not get better results doing that you should screw it on the ribs and this is after going through many roofs with them screwed in the flat and screwed in the ribs the ones that screwed in the ribs almost hardly ever leak the One screwed in a flat within 10 years the rubber washers worn out and they're leaking

Good stuff

Great video! What was the purpose of installing the strapping over the sheathing?

As someone who worked for Morton Buildings and did this everyday I can say you're just doing it wrong. There's thousands of Buildings across the US with decked roofs directly on the plywood. If you can't hit the purlin putting your roof screws in then you're terrible at your job.

What about when there is no hem, just flat edges?

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Killer video man!

who makes that siding ?

You're a legend! Nice work. I like the rough finish in the paint. You ever notice any difference the way the snow slides?