"WOW...!!!" You are certainly a GREAT ROOFER!!! NOT telling the homeowner he has to replace the entire roof and only fixing what needs to be done shows a lot of integrity!!! My "hat" is off to you!!! "WE" need more contractors like you in California...PERIOD!!!
Put your hat back on and save the back pats for yourself. I never say "I am a great roofer". I don't know why you "assume" he needs a whole new roof because he doesn't. Fixing only what needs to be fixed done is sometimes appropriate. As in this case.
Well it would kind of make no sense for him to tell him that he needs a new roof since like he said himself he doesn't do whole roof installations anymore so he'd be essentially saying hire someone because we can't fix it. Not saying that the guy needed a new roof here, West Coast Roofing seems to be pretty on point with quality and honesty from what I'm seen, but I'm sure there has been times where he's seen a roof that needed to be replaced and instead chose to repair. It's just the way of life, great repairers never want to replace, great roofers never want to repair.
I don't repair roofs that I can't warranty. If a roof needs to be replaced I let them know that right off the bat. I do replace 1 or 2 roofs a year for existing clients only because they don't want to hire someone else for whatever reason. Because we are a smaller shop with higher paid workers it's not economical to have us replace your roof as compared to most roofers near us. I have local roofers near us that I can refer complete roofs to and I do that many times a year.
I don't usually do roof leaks or roof work just because the bidding. Once that can is open ...also the damage is widespread when you see it on drywall. I've had leaks 40' away from the water marks
I had my roof done in 2006. 1 shortcut I found after 11 years is they didnt bother to remove the Satellite dish and decided they would roof around it. 11 years later they say why didnt you call earlier LOL. It took 11 years with a small leak to show in the ceiling as a wet spot. After talking with DISH NETWORK they gave me $200.00 and I convinced the original roofer to repair if that $200.00. incredible .
@@SouthCountyRoofing hey Roofer Man!! When you take the satellite off do you call the dish people to set it right or when you screw it back in does it connect again. What do you do if it doesn't connect right when you screw it in the house
Sure learned a good lesson from this. I came looking because I'm afraid my roofer is going to try to take short cuts and I'm paying too much already. I wish I had someone with your expertise just to oversee that things are done correctly. I ordered Timbertex and got Seal a ridge. I see two plywood boards cracked in the middle from end to end and they plan on using it. Since I know nothing about roofing I'm at their mercy.
Wow. I find it so interesting how observant and knowledgable you are! I know nothing about this stuff but it seems like you really know your shit! Great videos man! Keep it up :)
I can fix just about anything in and on my own house, but I'm so glad I didn't try to re-shingle my roof. Get the best roofers you can afford, people, like this guy. You might feel you are paying more than the average of several bids,, but you are getting a hell of a lot more for your money in the end. Your roof is the most important part of your house.
The roof is also the easiest to learn . I’m 20 and work for a multimillion company I literally learned to shingle and water proof homes my first couple months my boss never gotten complaints we do a great job . If you took the time to learn the basics you’ll see how easy it really is to water proof your roof .
I have done that for several employees including the guy in the thumb nail. He worked in men's suits before working here. The rest is history. If your in CA drop us line!
For replacing papers, is it necessary to apply thin black tar adhesive on plywood first before putting on new felt papers? I had my right section of my roof replaced with new felt papers but I did not see the roofers put tars on first. I asked him about this and he stay silent lol.
I hope you replaced the bottom of the valley where you bent it up with a new piece of W valley metal. If not I would have to say you did it half assed. Other than that your videos are on point. 20+ year roofer here.
Wow! I'm not knowledgeable about roofing, but aside from the original lousy installation, in my opinion this video is certainly no testament to the OSB roof decking. I think I understand that proper preparation, installation of the shingles and correct finishing techniques would have prevented the exposure that caused the OSB deterioration. I wonder though if at the time of the original house construction or during a rebuild/repair, homeowners are ever informed of or offered a choice of roof decking materials that exceed what appears to be the minimum accepted or allowed by code requirements.
I hate roofing on a house that has quarter inch plywood. It's like every step you hear it cracking and it's just weak and horrible. Wish we could replace all the decking but most people with houses like that cant afford it. And those houses are difficult to make perfect because of plywood
It was a paradise. Now most of it has sank into Mexico and is now a shit hole. Liberals ruined my home town and the majority of southern California. Now those same people up north that pushed for it want to divide the state in three so they don't have to pay the taxes for the mess they made.
If they are over 48" long. We buy what we call a "cricket saddle". It's just 26 guage, galvanized, metal with the cricket soldered in fabrication. We really don't get a lot of rain.
West Coast Roofer. Thanks for the reply I am a contractor in northeastern Az and was just curious...what a hack job.. look like you guys do great work. Keep up the good work
What is your experience with new build construction and the quality of the roofs that are placed? I'm horrified that our new home will be shoddy like this.
The cause of this problem is not the edge of roof, is the gutters seems to me that overflow is causing the plywood to roted. Make sure that there is plenty of down spouts and outlets are free od debris. Also end of valley needs to be waterproof with self adhesive membrane before sgingles are installed
It was the edge of the roof. It had nothing to do with the gutters. The gutters almost never have anything to do with roof leaks. Gravity takes care of that. .
I’ve made this repair hundreds of times here in WA state. 99% of the time it’s a combination of clogged gutters (or never cleaning them), using OSB as a substrate (basically just a sponge), sometimes overhanging the OSB too far out, or no eave metal. That OSB wicks water upwards easily. And damage to wall lines is unbelievable on roofs with no overhangs. BTW, love watching your vids and seeing fellow roofers stepping in to do what’s right.
aaron Ramirez So what I’ve experienced is in some of these cases, the underlayment is hung long, and if it dips into a gutter that is filled with water (not necessarily overflowing), it will sop of water. That saturated felt just passes it on to the substrate underneath. If it’s OSB, it has a higher percentage of failing, as opposed to regular CDX 1/2” plywood.
You can't use OSB, chip board, whatever you want to call that crap on roofs(or anywhere its exposed to moisture. As soon as it gets wet, it breaks down and crumbles. Either straight wood, or plywood.
@@SouthCountyRoofing we do alot of fiberglass flat roofs in Ireland.. To protect from the rain. Same stuff boats are made of. Is that going on over there?
Im in Pennsylvania, i have a metal roof and my porches just have regular shingles. The wood along all the edges is all rotting out and its looking like a big job ha.
This got nothing to do with the Inspecter. Inspecter will never goes and try to lift up every shingles and check. It the home owners job to hired the right guy
No they didn't. I don't think the owner even tried. The home owners in this area usually have the funds to cover and expense like this. Sometimes even happily believe it or not.
this guys lucky he doesn't live where you get alot of rain like i do in florida 7 months out of the year, because his roof would look a hell of alot worse with all those roof leaks he has. if your roof isn't properly sealed where i live, it'll rot out in no time with all the rain and humidity that we get down here.
We are not cutting corners Chris. You can cut sections of decking. You don't need to replace each sheet in its entirety. Whoever gave you that idea is wrong.
Lol I love how in california you can stand on your roof and per on your neighbors house literally. Might as well live in a condo vs a house 2 feet next door.
To top it off you have to spend about 1.2 mil just to get in that neighborhood. If you like living in a home being close to the Pacific you'll have pay.
That should have been a tear off job the shingles are stapled on! No water shield above gutters or in valleys! No ventilation! This is not fixed! This homeowner took the cheap route again!
No, No , No. You are wrong, the other guys didn't do a bad job, they did a "green job", they put on the roof and made the house biodegradable at the same time. It was for mother earth. See its already working.
Wafer board? Talk about cutting corners!! I'd rather use real plywood, especially here in humid Florida! Maybe west coast can get away with wafer board but still it falls apart to easily!
If this is the roofing work done in america as a canadian roofer who converts all his stacks uses new pans and orders proper corner flashing I'd own all you possers lmao
@@IrelandVonVicious Mexico you say? That is typicall to say the least. I've seen poor craftsmanship from both side of the spectrum except for black people. I've never seen an entire crew of black roofers before
5/8 advantech tongue and groove sheets for roof decks in most homes I build in New England. Or you block all your horizontal seams with 5/8 cdx plywood. No osb with roof clips anymore, but you know. Codes and such....
Why people in the US all use this solution and OSB? In my opinion it is a very cheap solution. Maybe its because of tornados and stuff which are very rare and not that strong in germany than in the us. I mean cheap solutions are ok if they work, but just a bit more metal sheets here and there in corners, edge and "problem points" would make this such a better roof. But when i see how bad the roof vents are looking i have to puke.
I see safety goes out the window when making a video where is your fall protection? You are just sitting up your clients for a law suit because you don't want to wear your fall protection
@@SouthCountyRoofing I silicone under the storm guard one time while roofing. Hope it wasn't gas. Dear God help them now. Thanks for the knowledge. Now I wont do it again.
Get a few hard working Mexicans treat them good and you will be the best contractor. Any hard working person can do it but Mexicans just do it better cheaper and faster.
If carbon monoxide escapes the "tubing" or materials used to vent the exhaust "carbon monoxide" will go up (float) because it is slightly lighter than air (look it up) and when it reaches the top (underside of the vent / flashing) the carbon monoxide can't escape because some idiot sealed the storm collar incorrectly. Ask yourself, then where does it go if it can't escape below the storm collar. Through the plywood, No, absorbed into the roofing, No, just disappears, No. It travels the along the path of least resistance which is back down into the garage or it stays put in the small cavity just below the storm collar which is "technically" still in the garage. I stand by what I said.
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"WOW...!!!" You are certainly a GREAT ROOFER!!! NOT telling the homeowner he has to replace the entire roof and only fixing what needs to be done shows a lot of integrity!!!
My "hat" is off to you!!!
"WE" need more contractors like you in California...PERIOD!!!
Put your hat back on and save the back pats for yourself. I never say "I am a great roofer". I don't know why you "assume" he needs a whole new roof because he doesn't. Fixing only what needs to be fixed done is sometimes appropriate. As in this case.
Well it would kind of make no sense for him to tell him that he needs a new roof since like he said himself he doesn't do whole roof installations anymore so he'd be essentially saying hire someone because we can't fix it. Not saying that the guy needed a new roof here, West Coast Roofing seems to be pretty on point with quality and honesty from what I'm seen, but I'm sure there has been times where he's seen a roof that needed to be replaced and instead chose to repair. It's just the way of life, great repairers never want to replace, great roofers never want to repair.
I don't repair roofs that I can't warranty. If a roof needs to be replaced I let them know that right off the bat. I do replace 1 or 2 roofs a year for existing clients only because they don't want to hire someone else for whatever reason. Because we are a smaller shop with higher paid workers it's not economical to have us replace your roof as compared to most roofers near us. I have local roofers near us that I can refer complete roofs to and I do that many times a year.
“Stop using quotation marks”
@@FBI-5 Yes, you should.
Im glad you guys post these. I've seen plywood rotted out and built back up with mastic. Something wasn't right when I stepped on a trap door.
I don't usually do roof leaks or roof work just because the bidding. Once that can is open ...also the damage is widespread when you see it on drywall. I've had leaks 40' away from the water marks
I had my roof done in 2006. 1 shortcut I found after 11 years is they didnt bother to remove the Satellite dish and decided they would roof around it. 11 years later they say why didnt you call earlier LOL. It took 11 years with a small leak to show in the ceiling as a wet spot. After talking with DISH NETWORK they gave me $200.00 and I convinced the original roofer to repair if that $200.00. incredible .
Oh wow. See you never know what they are doing. And, sometimes the city inspector misses stuff.
@@SouthCountyRoofing hey Roofer Man!! When you take the satellite off do you call the dish people to set it right or when you screw it back in does it connect again. What do you do if it doesn't connect right when you screw it in the house
Sure learned a good lesson from this. I came looking because I'm afraid my roofer is going to try to take short cuts and I'm paying too much already. I wish I had someone with your expertise just to oversee that things are done correctly. I ordered Timbertex and got Seal a ridge. I see two plywood boards cracked in the middle from end to end and they plan on using it. Since I know nothing about roofing I'm at their mercy.
Shuffle your roof deck. Best magician in town
Wow. I find it so interesting how observant and knowledgable you are! I know nothing about this stuff but it seems like you really know your shit! Great videos man! Keep it up :)
I stumbled on this by accident and ended up getting a lesson in roof repair. Hell I'm just a trucker. Weird to say but now I'm hooked on watching. 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you Kevin, I really appreciate you watching my content.
I can fix just about anything in and on my own house, but I'm so glad I didn't try to re-shingle my roof. Get the best roofers you can afford, people, like this guy. You might feel you are paying more than the average of several bids,, but you are getting a hell of a lot more for your money in the end. Your roof is the most important part of your house.
Amen...
The roof is also the easiest to learn . I’m 20 and work for a multimillion company I literally learned to shingle and water proof homes my first couple months my boss never gotten complaints we do a great job . If you took the time to learn the basics you’ll see how easy it really is to water proof your roof .
@@Drawdrawinks ok cool guy
Wow, you're pretty knowledgeable.
You think so?
I'd love to work next to you so much to learn and you have the right knowledge to teach people how to do the job right the first time
I have done that for several employees including the guy in the thumb nail. He worked in men's suits before working here. The rest is history. If your in CA drop us line!
My bf is a 18 year old roofer. Been doing it since he was 12. Hes a good water proofing magician☺️
It is a good trade and you can make a living doing it. Dirty hands Clean money.
I appreciate these videos and the knowledge you share.
Thank you David.
Yeah come to South Africa lots of work for you here :)
For replacing papers, is it necessary to apply thin black tar adhesive on plywood first before putting on new felt papers? I had my right section of my roof replaced with new felt papers but I did not see the roofers put tars on first. I asked him about this and he stay silent lol.
You are a good honest AMERICAN
One of the best compliments I have ever received.
beautiful san clemente
Yes it is.
@2:58, you mentioned "Orange County" but where, Florida or California?
since he's in california, i'm assuming Orange County, California
You would be correct. A roof like that would blow straight off in Florida.
Cliffs at the ocean should give it away...not Florida.
"Breathing carbon monoxide is not optimal for your life expectancy." I'm going to have to remember that line for an opportunity to use it!
I hope you replaced the bottom of the valley where you bent it up with a new piece of W valley metal. If not I would have to say you did it half assed. Other than that your videos are on point. 20+ year roofer here.
Is there an after video?
Wow! I'm not knowledgeable about roofing, but aside from the original lousy installation, in my opinion this video is certainly no testament to the OSB roof decking. I think I understand that proper preparation, installation of the shingles and correct finishing techniques would have prevented the exposure that caused the OSB deterioration. I wonder though if at the time of the original house construction or during a rebuild/repair, homeowners are ever informed of or offered a choice of roof decking materials that exceed what appears to be the minimum accepted or allowed by code requirements.
Ask for CDX plywood.
I hate roofing on a house that has quarter inch plywood. It's like every step you hear it cracking and it's just weak and horrible. Wish we could replace all the decking but most people with houses like that cant afford it. And those houses are difficult to make perfect because of plywood
@@raysure1345 very true.
How about the inspections after the roof is completed? Who did this inspection?
California looks like a paradise
It pretty much. Great weather all the time. You can;t complain to be working outside in southern california.
Sounds great :D also merry christmas from Finland!
Yeah a liberal paradise
It was a paradise. Now most of it has sank into Mexico and is now a shit hole. Liberals ruined my home town and the majority of southern California. Now those same people up north that pushed for it want to divide the state in three so they don't have to pay the taxes for the mess they made.
Do you guys put crickets behind the chimneys out there?
If they are over 48" long. We buy what we call a "cricket saddle". It's just 26 guage, galvanized, metal with the cricket soldered in fabrication. We really don't get a lot of rain.
West Coast Roofer. Thanks for the reply I am a contractor in northeastern Az and was just curious...what a hack job.. look like you guys do great work. Keep up the good work
Thank you, I really appreciate that.
Chris Thomas yeup
I’m a florida roofer and we try to always build one unless it’s a small chimney in the soffits. Lots of rain here, cool to see the difference.
Surprise !! 🤣
ASPHALT...we put that on our Garden Hut Roofs...
I was hoping to see the after video to see the difference after the repairs were finished.
To be honest is looks exactly like it did before we touched it. We try to restore as a part of the repair. A good roof repair will be hard to see.
Do these bad companies get reported at all? I don't understand how they are still in business.
I'm in huntington beach i'll probably be calling you guys when i need a new roof.
Thank you brotha! I really appreciate it. But, we only fix roofs :) We really are a roof repair specialist.
@@SouthCountyRoofing W T F. Bro you need to roof entire houses so you can put all those crooks or bad roofers out of business.
What is your experience with new build construction and the quality of the roofs that are placed? I'm horrified that our new home will be shoddy like this.
This was mostly likely an unpermitted re-roof. Not original construction. You should be good.
The cause of this problem is not the edge of roof, is the gutters seems to me that overflow is causing the plywood to roted.
Make sure that there is plenty of down spouts and outlets are free od debris.
Also end of valley needs to be waterproof with self adhesive membrane before sgingles are installed
It was the edge of the roof. It had nothing to do with the gutters. The gutters almost never have anything to do with roof leaks. Gravity takes care of that. .
@@SouthCountyRoofing lol yeah how could the gutter overflow like that.
I’ve made this repair hundreds of times here in WA state. 99% of the time it’s a combination of clogged gutters (or never cleaning them), using OSB as a substrate (basically just a sponge), sometimes overhanging the OSB too far out, or no eave metal. That OSB wicks water upwards easily. And damage to wall lines is unbelievable on roofs with no overhangs. BTW, love watching your vids and seeing fellow roofers stepping in to do what’s right.
@@tahoethumper wait are you saying the gutters overflowed and caused the bottom decking to leak ????
aaron Ramirez So what I’ve experienced is in some of these cases, the underlayment is hung long, and if it dips into a gutter that is filled with water (not necessarily overflowing), it will sop of water. That saturated felt just passes it on to the substrate underneath. If it’s OSB, it has a higher percentage of failing, as opposed to regular CDX 1/2” plywood.
You can't use OSB, chip board, whatever you want to call that crap on roofs(or anywhere its exposed to moisture. As soon as it gets wet, it breaks down and crumbles. Either straight wood, or plywood.
I think thats particle board, but yeah thats common sense its made out of woodchips and glue compressed zero structure and zero resistance
That ridge looks ruff.
I´m not from america . So this is a legit question:Please, What are those shingles made of? What material? Thanks.
Those are asphalt composition shingles. Very popular here in the US. GAF Corp is a large manufacture of these shingles.
@@SouthCountyRoofing Thank you
Any jobs going. Roofer From Ireland love to work in the states 😊🍀
Hey Graham, I am in the great Northwest now. Lots of work up here.
@@SouthCountyRoofing we do alot of fiberglass flat roofs in Ireland.. To protect from the rain. Same stuff boats are made of. Is that going on over there?
Homeowners always trying to save a buck....
Sometimes that is the case.
Yes..can't blame them either for the most part.. it's shitty unlicensed scabs that take advantage of people
I like this guys dry wit. He’s been doing this long enough he’s not surprised any more.
Trying to save a buck doesn't mean you should get shit on
like most things lawsuits make things more expensive for everyone.
No eves protection?
Not in sunny southern CA.
Lucky roofers. Jobs must be a breeze in sunny California.
I wanna see what it looks like once fixed
Damn ha to bad i cant get you guys to come fix my roof, but i live far away and in a different kind of enviroment.
Good morning Razaah, I wish I could help as well. Where are you located?
Im in Pennsylvania, i have a metal roof and my porches just have regular shingles. The wood along all the edges is all rotting out and its looking like a big job ha.
Razaah Omerta *West Coast Roofer*
Look at my original comment "I LIVE FAR AWAY" good catch there man.
wait until you see what's going on under your metal roof??
The inspector that signed off on this job should be fired if it was even permitted.
This got nothing to do with the Inspecter. Inspecter will never goes and try to lift up every shingles and check. It the home owners job to hired the right guy
Fucking inspectors are out of control
I thought houses in UK were built cheaply, but bricks and slate roofs still used here as standard...
The house is built well but, the roof was very poor.
Slate roofs (when properly installed of course) can last a long time.
@@BenjaminEsposti *all* roofs (when properly installed of course) *will* last a long time
did insurance cover it?
No they didn't. I don't think the owner even tried. The home owners in this area usually have the funds to cover and expense like this. Sometimes even happily believe it or not.
I noticed there's one ventilation for that roof
this guys lucky he doesn't live where you get alot of rain like i do in florida 7 months out of the year, because his roof would look a hell of alot worse with all those roof leaks he has. if your roof isn't properly sealed where i live, it'll rot out in no time with all the rain and humidity that we get down here.
You're right. We would have to change our building codes. Our roofs wouldn't last a season where you are.
They put staples in the vent caps too!! 😐
I know, its ghetto roofing
try asking you local roofing supply houses they can give the pros you need. And no I'm not talking about home depot.
Go get job and stop trolling.
non FHA flashing, its a fuck up basically.
So, you don't really use roof tiles in the states?
We do.
The right way is new sheets of plywood straight across not pieces your cutting corners!!
We are not cutting corners Chris. You can cut sections of decking. You don't need to replace each sheet in its entirety. Whoever gave you that idea is wrong.
Lol I love how in california you can stand on your roof and per on your neighbors house literally. Might as well live in a condo vs a house 2 feet next door.
To top it off you have to spend about 1.2 mil just to get in that neighborhood. If you like living in a home being close to the Pacific you'll have pay.
When you think about it . They were scammed for thousands
That should have been a tear off job the shingles are stapled on! No water shield above gutters or in valleys! No ventilation! This is not fixed! This homeowner took the cheap route again!
If you hire a good roofer you can get this fixed. If you hire your average roofer rinse and repeat and hope and pray.
Staples work just like nails ad long as they are set right
No, No , No. You are wrong, the other guys didn't do a bad job, they did a "green job", they put on the roof and made the house biodegradable at the same time. It was for mother earth. See its already working.
In indonesia that was the best roofing..
Not good
Sorry spread I meant .
Wafer board? Talk about cutting corners!! I'd rather use real plywood, especially here in humid Florida! Maybe west coast can get away with wafer board but still it falls apart to easily!
Mastic should be illegal for none roofers lol
2:18 but if you can ONLY fold it, it’s fine, carry on…
Thank you sir, please subscribe for more roof repair videos. I come across horribly done roofs all the time.
If this is the roofing work done in america as a canadian roofer who converts all his stacks uses new pans and orders proper corner flashing I'd own all you possers lmao
Keep dreaming
That’s what u get when u used osb for decking especially with no grace
you say he did the eave wrong? looks like those gutters were plugged for a 5 years. also no ice and water on there. you get what you pay for.
It’s Cali u don’t need ice and water
I was just in San Clemente, Lol
Best weather in the country.
This looks like 3rd world construction. Where were the roofers from?
A third world country.
Mexico of course. He said it was orange county.
@@IrelandVonVicious Mexico you say? That is typicall to say the least. I've seen poor craftsmanship from both side of the spectrum except for black people. I've never seen an entire crew of black roofers before
When in doubt speed the shit tar about.
that is not wood that is cardboard
OSB is garbage five eighths plywood
It shouldn't be used under roofing.
5/8 advantech tongue and groove sheets for roof decks in most homes I build in New England. Or you block all your horizontal seams with 5/8 cdx plywood. No osb with roof clips anymore, but you know. Codes and such....
Why people in the US all use this solution and OSB? In my opinion it is a very cheap solution. Maybe its because of tornados and stuff which are very rare and not that strong in germany than in the us. I mean cheap solutions are ok if they work, but just a bit more metal sheets here and there in corners, edge and "problem points" would make this such a better roof. But when i see how bad the roof vents are looking i have to puke.
FHA Federal Housing Authority
I see safety goes out the window when making a video where is your fall protection? You are just sitting up your clients for a law suit because you don't want to wear your fall protection
"...not optimal for your life expectancy." Yeah, good call. Funny, but also not.
It's true.
@@SouthCountyRoofing I silicone under the storm guard one time while roofing. Hope it wasn't gas. Dear God help them now. Thanks for the knowledge. Now I wont do it again.
What's the problem just ripping a couple feet out of sheathing real quick ? , especially while it's already open and exposed, just lazy as shit
Get a few hard working Mexicans treat them good and you will be the best contractor. Any hard working person can do it but Mexicans just do it better cheaper and faster.
Only thing I can say about this one is carbon monoxide flowing back down haha ..take some physics classes before making claims like that
If carbon monoxide escapes the "tubing" or materials used to vent the exhaust "carbon monoxide" will go up (float) because it is slightly lighter than air (look it up) and when it reaches the top (underside of the vent / flashing) the carbon monoxide can't escape because some idiot sealed the storm collar incorrectly. Ask yourself, then where does it go if it can't escape below the storm collar. Through the plywood, No, absorbed into the roofing, No, just disappears, No. It travels the along the path of least resistance which is back down into the garage or it stays put in the small cavity just below the storm collar which is "technically" still in the garage. I stand by what I said.
Shame
osb + roof = no no no
When in doubt, use alot of tar
Come on dude u couldnt come up wit anything better 💀