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Some areas it’s 6”. We needed to add a considerable slope for drainage on this roof.

Hmmmmm….Interesting

That’s great

It will be a project for sure.

There is no tar on the actual strip. We let the same amount of time pass with all the samples.

That’s a good one. Lol 😂

Good point. We haven’t had any trouble with this.

Both Owens and Tamko have great products.

It is Tamko Titan

Yes, I heard they are great for areas with a lot of hail

@@roofingbyballcontracting central Texas here and we see a lot of it

We love Owens as well as Tamko and GAF. All great products.

doesnt matter what they nail it to for the demo, the shingle rips off and the nails stay in the plywood when you pull it like that

@@ericpatterson6787 nails pull out of plywood much easier than a 2x4. A 2x4 is a lot denser and nails penetrate all the way through plywood

​@@koreygregory527dude you're really reaching. Don't reply going "no I'm not" because at this point, you are.

True

It’s a pretty accurate demonstration with a 2 by 4 or plywood.

If you look up Tamko Titan you will see many other tests. This was just a quick demonstration I decided to video at one of our sales trainings.

We all have our opinions for different reasons I’m sure. Keep on with the one you believe in.

Thanks for your input. We passed with flying colors.

@@roofingbyballcontracting Good to hear, ill have to use this video as a point of reference going forward with our GAF rep and reference many of these things that should be passable.

It really works

@@roofingbyballcontracting Yeah definitely helps.. it just sucks if you have to do a repair or tear any shingles off for any reason because they are hard to get apart

Amen

Exactly

No dude wind doesn't blow nails out lol

This is accurate with the shingles being manufactured with these strips for added strength the nail in the plywood is more likely to be the failure.

If only the wind load was being applied in the same orientation that they are in this test. But it's not.

@@DurzoBlunts true but either way go watch a pull test on oc, the fail point is the nail the shingle usually doesn’t rip on the 2 end nails the shingle stays together and all nails pull out

We offer it for the same price as a standard shingle

Can’t you just lay the new stuff on top of ?

Nope, the old faults will re surface basically, and ur not fixing any issues, most of the time when changing a roof it's been long enough some sheeting might need to be redone, along with its not the right way as told to me by ye Olde heads​@@doombuggyc6628

@@doombuggyc6628well ur gunna have to remove two layers

​@@doombuggyc6628i think 1 better not... I hate that shit

If it lasts 60yrs

Th am for your input

Not really - come out and show us how it’s done. I’ll video you.

@@roofingbyballcontracting i would love to. Lol

Surenail by Owen's and corning

@@alansiedsma2165a Tamko representative showcasing OC? Nah

Tamko Titan

Give it a shot. I’ll set it up.

Thank you for the input. All the work was done per manufacturer specifications and passed all inspections with flying colors. This will stand the test of time.

@@roofingbyballcontracting I hope so because a lot of effort went into it.

I am not sure, but if you’d like, I can get you in touch with the manufacturer. This demonstration was performed at one of our trainings at my request. I had noticed all of the Tamco Titan roofs we installed had zero hurricane damage after Hurricane Ian, so I asked the representative to come and explain why. His demonstration was the response to my request.

We don’t charge any additional- it’s a Free upgrade for our customers.

We love your product.

It is great technology…..I’ve seen the results. During Hurricane Ian, the only roof that had no issues were the Titan Roofs.

@@roofingbyballcontracting best price to performance shingle in the market if you can get past their reputation.

True. In Florida, we need to prepare for those high winds.

I will look into it.

Good point….LOL

I believe the buckets were used for ballast and the machine was used to cut through the layers of tar and insulation. Thanks for the input.

Yes, all manual at the ground. It’s light

Thanks for the input, but that’s fake news.

Hahahahha

Thanks for the input.

Lol

You're assuming he did. From what I can tell, he was using his peripheral vision half of the time. He even looked away at the end and still remembered which one had the red cup.

LOL - that’s a possibility.

Thanks for the input.

They are so funny!

They are hard to find for sure.

Come and get them!!!! LOL