DIY: Temporary fix for hole on the roof

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  • Опубликовано: 28 май 2015
  • All the tools & products I used for the repair I bought at Home Depot. I cut out the existing shingles in the area around the hole. I then covered the hole with three layers of sheet metal. I glued on the sheet metal with a product called Wet-R-Dri roof cement & it stops roof leaks. I then put down the new shingles over the sheet metal covering the entire section that I cut out. I used the roof cement to glue down the shingles then hammered it down with roofing nails. Sorry I didn't show how I nailed down the shingles, I forgot to put that part on video. I did the repair on March 28, 2015 and it is still holding up strong. It has rained since, even had a storm and there are no leaks. The estimate I got from a licensed roofer was over $2000, that is expensive for me, so I decided to repair it myself. I spent a total of $100 this includes the tools I used, the roof cement, sheet metal, a big package of shingles, a bag of chips and a diet coke. :) Thanks for watching.
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  • @Rainlover1984
    @Rainlover1984 7 лет назад +48

    I admire the work that you did on your roof. I was not born "handy." Many plumbers, roofers, and other home repair people are crooks that overcharge, and lie about fixing things. I am glad that you did this! Proud of you, girl!

    • @yodude8932
      @yodude8932 4 месяца назад +1

      Contractors and mechanics are the worst. Been ripped off so many times from people in these two industries!!!

  • @billywilliams9103
    @billywilliams9103 6 лет назад +135

    I think you did a wonderful job! Besides, it's a temporary patch. It makes my heart feel good when a woman takes the initiative to do a thing herself. You go girl!

    • @mikiastokes4653
      @mikiastokes4653 3 года назад +2

      that's what I said !

    • @milotorres6894
      @milotorres6894 3 года назад +2

      Nice job on patch I'd trap squirrels culprits of damage free them to the wilds or SPCA.

    • @bobloblaw5236
      @bobloblaw5236 2 года назад

      Why even mention that? It's backwards misogynist bs. Oh look, a woman did something despite the fact that she's a woman.

  • @mikahwright
    @mikahwright 3 года назад +15

    I am a Carpenter and LEA in the Oregon, I don’t do a lot of roof work, but Im no stranger to it either. I am impressed with how brave you are to take this on yourself! Is it perfect? No. But it will definitely do the job until the next tear out!

  • @williardpienus8014
    @williardpienus8014 4 года назад +31

    You did a beautiful job. No need to replace the whole roof, it looks like it's in great shape. Only thing I'd advise doing differently is to get the patch shingles under the surrounding shingles, so they're overlapped. This way water cannot get in. You did a great job though!

    • @ronniek4279
      @ronniek4279 3 года назад +4

      I agree even for any temporary fix. You needed to over lap the shingles to reduce any chance of rain getting in. If that happens you risk black mold and more problems that will become expensive repairs. But in all I have to give it to you. Job well done.

    • @melodyjones604
      @melodyjones604 Год назад +1

      She did great & I admire her 'I can do that attitude too. I am going to br grabbing my 'big girl pants' & fix mine later today. I too was concerned abt the 'flow' with no overlapping, I will weave mine in. I hope to cut out & patch with wood first tho (more long term temporary,lol) I may hv my butt handed to me and do the flash instead....ahhhh great job hun! I am also dealing with water heater in attic is no working and I hv the burner out as I type! yay me, I'm LUCKY 😁😉💪🏻💪🏻

  • @karoleleeanna5924
    @karoleleeanna5924 3 года назад +27

    Holy shit. You’re such an inspiration! This gives me hope & motivation to patch the hole in my own roof! Thank you!! 🙈🙏

    • @ms-tt2kn
      @ms-tt2kn 3 года назад +3

      Me too!! She rocks!

  • @bobsmith-rh7sj
    @bobsmith-rh7sj 4 года назад +22

    how can anyone give this a dislike?? she takes pride in her home great job

    • @carlosstansbury7135
      @carlosstansbury7135 3 года назад +2

      Haters give it a dislike because it's not "professional" enough for them.

    • @carlosstansbury7135
      @carlosstansbury7135 3 года назад +4

      A professional estimate was 2000 dollars? Of course pros hate it when you do it yourself.

  • @Noteven0
    @Noteven0 2 года назад +8

    I don’t know you personally, but I’m proud for you just tackling that problem and knocking it out. That took courage and you did a great job!

  • @RollinRobert
    @RollinRobert 5 лет назад +11

    Good video. I did a similar repair and it lasted 10 years. Now, It has worn out and tore out the old patch to re-do again. You saved BIG $$ doing it yourself. That sheet metal sounds like a good idea. Thanks.

  • @SnEaKeRSkEr
    @SnEaKeRSkEr 4 года назад +3

    That's why I refuse to live in a gated community with homeowners associations, pay 150k to 500k to have someone tell me what I can and can't do and what day I have to cut my grass, I've never understood it maybe that's just the country boy in me. Congrats on doing your own work tho 💪👍 I think your awsome.

  • @triplenegativepositive3727
    @triplenegativepositive3727 5 лет назад +2

    The same negative people criticizing you are probably the same clowns trying to charge you $2k. I hate it when I walk into a home improvement store or have someone come to my home, and think that because I'm woman, they can talk down to me or give me a ridiculous estimate. I may be a woman but I am not an idiot. I applaud you for telling that company to take a hike and tackling this yourself. I think you did the best you could and I hope this works long enough until you can get this fixed permanently. Thanks for the video

  • @paulinafaye5853
    @paulinafaye5853 Год назад +2

    You inspired me...I have been needing to do some work on my roof too and don't have all the finances for a new one...u are awesome..I'm going to home Depot now

  • @kimberlystanley2965
    @kimberlystanley2965 6 лет назад +5

    Girl...I know that's right...I don't blame you for doing it yourself, if I had a 40 ft ladder, I'd fix mine. So glad to see you, especially a woman do what she has to do. I'm gonna watch your video very closely to see every step that you're doing. But besides that I basically do everything to my home and I'm still learning. Keep doing your thing, hell if you've got to buy the paint and match the color, do what you gotta do.

  • @StoneFoxGems
    @StoneFoxGems 2 года назад +2

    Wow look at these skills! We need more crafty ladies like you in this world

  • @tajahmed7899
    @tajahmed7899 3 года назад +2

    You truly have to be commended for your creativity and determination. We need more women like you, though safety is my primary concern. You seemed to be very safely conscious. Bravo lady.

  • @ohdeerme
    @ohdeerme 5 лет назад +4

    You did a GREAT job for someone who never worked on a shingle roof before. I commend you for looking on RUclips for some idea's before you got started as well as what tools you needed to get started. I hope this kept the water out for you !

  • @tiarina3350
    @tiarina3350 6 лет назад +3

    I want to start by saying I'm really proud of you for deciding that you were going to take this on. It takes a lot of courage and strength to attempt to fix a roofing issue. Well I recognize the errors that you've made I think that you really need to be praised for attempting to do this by yourself not told what you've done wrong. Keep getting things done.

  • @michellehood3345
    @michellehood3345 4 года назад +2

    I think you did a great job...you made me feel better...even though I got robbed on work the guy did....I feel good that YOU didn’t get took on the work...you Rocked this out...be proud my dear...I am...

  • @rosalindbrinson
    @rosalindbrinson 4 года назад +3

    I am impressed! If I had a ladder I'd patch mine. Going to pick up some sheet metal and tell my handyman to use it. Squirrels are going after my roof. My neighbor had their roof replaced, and now the squirrels are going after mine. Ugh.

  • @craftingwithcharm7665
    @craftingwithcharm7665  9 лет назад +60

    Thank you!!! ...and yes I do realize this will not last, it is just temporary(hence the title) till I can afford to get the entire roof replaced. Also, I did watch videos on how to remove & replace & there wasn't that many detailed videos, so I just did the best with what I found through my research.

    • @partner348
      @partner348 8 лет назад +10

      +Crafting With Charm But if youd'a just googled it you could'a done it right and permanently easier than what you did. I mean seeing what you did do, I can see that you coulda easily done the correct way w/ just a little instruction. "How to's" for roof repair are all over RUclips. Like the one guy said, "It's gonna leak like crazy without the overlap at the edges. For $2000, (that sounds way high you can find a much cheaper price) But given your ability w/ the tools, all you need is a little instruction. If I were you, I would RUclips the instructions, and redo it regardless of the price as adept as you are w/ the tools. You got the will. The way is easy. For a small job like this anyway.

    • @drh0lidayaolcom
      @drh0lidayaolcom 8 лет назад +7

      +partner348 absolutely right. shingles should be staggered on an of set divide kind of like bricks. had you taken out the pieces of shingle you didnt have to go to all the extra work of cutting those temp shingles to fit your hole. all you had to do was pull the cut and torn up shingles and replace them with whole ones. In this case you actually did more work than if you had replaced whole shingles and not cut them.

    • @Lu-cho
      @Lu-cho 7 лет назад +1

      well .. you know now better way .. and stillbyou can save $
      should be not straight. .

    • @Birdmanbrian1
      @Birdmanbrian1 7 лет назад +7

      Crafting With Charm the way you approached it was good, but how you cut up the existing shingles was not good. You can still fix this yourself. But, you need to not cut any shingles. You start two row above the row 3-tab shingle you need to remove and you keep taking out shingles, no cutting them! Until you reveal your needed work space. Then you fix your problem, refelt with tar paper, and put the same shingles right back in. Originally, you could had done this job easily only replacing the actual damaged shingles with no cutting up new shingle shenanigans!! Good job I suppose. But I would like to see you go back up there and do what I've mentioned. Your 3-tab shingles will go right back on. You just lift the shingle tab below the shiny you're installing to drive your nails 1" above the tab cutout, or the tar line if their not 3-tab type shingle. $2,000, good grief, I'm in the wrong business 😆

    • @gallen2101
      @gallen2101 5 лет назад +1

      U Rock! 💪

  • @nevrslo1556
    @nevrslo1556 5 лет назад +1

    Glad to see a lady who shows initiative and gets her hands dirty , I've been married for 21 years and my wife would never try something like this , I try to show her general upkeep stuff cause one day I might not be here to do it for her , ya never know what tomorrow will bring

  • @billysharp1030
    @billysharp1030 7 лет назад +27

    way to go! I heard you say temporary several times. great way to mitigate your damages. I see a lot of a**holes with plenty of criticism... they are probably the type of men that wait hours for roadside assistance to change their tires... always a cynic. proud you took the initiative to patch this yourself. go spend your savings on your family!

    • @therichardgee
      @therichardgee 6 лет назад +2

      Exactly. A person takes the initiative to do a repair themselves AND puts themself out in a limb by posting to HELP OTHERS and folks just lay into her with nasty critiques. Constructive criticism is one thing but the internet has turned many of us into critical a-holes. There were a few problems with the way this was done but some commenters could have been nicer with their suggestions.

    • @zaxarispetixos8728
      @zaxarispetixos8728 6 лет назад +1

      Billy Sharp she made more damage to the roof than before what temporary

    • @karenfinleyeewwsjuuu9976
      @karenfinleyeewwsjuuu9976 4 года назад

      Billy Sharp Say that again!!!!

  • @monicamurphy7814
    @monicamurphy7814 3 года назад +1

    Pat Yourself On The Back🏆Please, you did a phenomenal patch job... If your community actually saw you do the work no way would they complain.... Salute 🏆💯❤️

  • @shahali9602
    @shahali9602 3 года назад +2

    You're awesome ma'am. You did a better job to protect your home from further damage by rain water and squirrels. You also have a wonderful son who helped his hard working mother to finish a tough project that some men wouldn't be able to even try to get it done. I think this work of yours would lasting longer than you think. Getting Something done is better than not doing anything at all..... Ameen sister 👍😁🤲

  • @mariap.7907
    @mariap.7907 9 месяцев назад +1

    She’s absolutely adorable for doing the job herself - well done! I wonder if your association gave you an issue over that or not? You probably don’t need another roof you just need shingles that match the ones you have better and under lap them under the other ones. I love that you can see her well manicured nails and she is still doing this job. She is adorable!

  • @mikiastokes4653
    @mikiastokes4653 3 года назад +1

    Omg 😊I am so glad I saw your video. That will be me and my son next weekend. I was so stressed about the exact situation and I didnt know what I was going to do.
    To all the people saying her son should be up there well I will be up there and my sons will be holding latter's and helping, while I do the actual roof. I am that hands on not scared to get my hands dirty type of Mom.

  • @virginiaflores3713
    @virginiaflores3713 4 года назад +2

    Good job, girl. If it were not that I'm afraid of heights, I would do my roof myself. I had a few holes and I was charged $500 for the patch repair with a 1 year warranty.

  • @KonnieHua1980
    @KonnieHua1980 5 лет назад +4

    THANK YOU! I'll try fixing mine the same way; for temp fix as well. It's a much smaller hole, so I'll hopefully be able to fix it quickly. 🤞

  • @Glossy_eyes71
    @Glossy_eyes71 4 года назад +1

    Great job!! Don’t sell yourself short, usually people wouldn’t DIY it!! It looks good.

  • @joesno406
    @joesno406 5 лет назад +2

    Well I think you done a great job! And you have the easyest voice too I enjoyed your video and seeing your son hold the ladder for you was a beautyfull sight to me. I have learned so much from youtube I started my own buisness.So thank you for your effort to help people But as you can see most people dont deserve the help that they GET from youtube or should I say TAKE cuz there not worth it!! I have watched great videos on youtube by some of the best professionals and people still have wicked things to say to them .So I commend you for you for your efforts ..Thank You

  • @byron2521
    @byron2521 5 лет назад +1

    Geez! What caused a hole like that? A meteorite. But, way to go. I am learning how to repair my leaking roof. That is what brought me to your video. I have learned how to fix my truck, fix plumbing, and all sorts of things watching RUclips. I cannot afford these mechanics or contractors, so I am learning to do it myself too. I might even try your method of gluing sheet metal? My hole was smaller (about 2") and this might be an easier fix rather than cutting out a section of board. This would probably be a better option for me since my roof is 25 to 30 years old and the whole thing need to be replaced this summer. The sheet metal would be a better option because all the wood needs replaced anyway. So, why waste time and money replacing it now? Thanks for that idea!

  • @ikyt6365
    @ikyt6365 3 года назад +1

    Well done!
    I admire your work ethic!!!
    Glad Vonn helped too!

  • @jingguoca
    @jingguoca 8 лет назад +3

    thanks! I got some confident to fix my roof now. thanks

  • @calvinjackson2719
    @calvinjackson2719 4 года назад +3

    Personally I think that was great. I have the exact same hole in my roof, and roofing estimates were also way to high. I'm a guy and was hesitant about trying to repair it myself but you inspired me. What's the worst that can happen ? It's already leaking ...LOL
    Just need it to hold for a few months till I can afford a new roof.....thanks for the video.

  • @myrnaveguilla9304
    @myrnaveguilla9304 3 года назад +2

    Great job! I’m going to do it in my garage roof. Thanks for share! God bless!

  • @rlh888
    @rlh888 6 лет назад +9

    Ive roofed for 42 yrs and specialize in roof repairs, what you had was a simple $250.00 repair, good for you for trying to tackle it yourself, that repair will be fine as long as there is no rain, snow or wind, good luck,

    • @Dslicckest1
      @Dslicckest1 Год назад

      What could she have done differently? Nail it down? Roof cement over nails and under shingles?

    • @fafoorita
      @fafoorita Месяц назад

      That’s one of those compliment and insults in one, ignore him, she did a good job with shingles she maybe should have overlapped instead of cut straight down but good for her for getting it done

  • @catwu3935
    @catwu3935 9 лет назад +4

    I think you did great job, fixing the hole on the roof! I commend you on your efforts to mend the roof yourself, instead of just spending thousands on a roofer.

    • @craftingwithcharm7665
      @craftingwithcharm7665  9 лет назад +1

      Cat Wu Thank you so much! It wasn't easy though, my hands were bruised the following day. Roofing is hard work, my hats off to all who do roofing for a living.

    • @freedumb2010
      @freedumb2010 5 лет назад

      @@craftingwithcharm7665 yeah, girl.... usually what I learn from everything i do is just how hard it is and an appreciation of the people who do it well!.... you tried amd you will learn others don't try and will burn... haha

  • @valentinek.t3327
    @valentinek.t3327 5 лет назад +1

    Good video. People are criticizing but thats crazy. Of course it wasnt going to be some contracting repair video. I loved the dishwashing gloves and you said it was temporary so that shuts up any negativity. Its not leaking tonight ( 4 years worth) just would have to patch again sooner.

  • @StateofPeaches99
    @StateofPeaches99 7 лет назад +1

    Good for you taking this on!! 2000K for a repair!! WOW You did a great job!!

  • @thegoodearth7
    @thegoodearth7 7 лет назад +12

    A noble job! Impressive to see you step forward and make do with what you have and know. Well done!

  • @christiancatheyshowers
    @christiancatheyshowers 5 лет назад +5

    Your a super mom stright from washing dishes to fixing the roof!

  • @adrpals2324
    @adrpals2324 4 года назад

    Good job and the roofer that quoted you $2000 is a thief. First question I asked when I bought my house was, is there HOA? No was he answer and I bought my house. Very happy.

  • @lakeshia877
    @lakeshia877 3 года назад +1

    You did a great job!!!! Be extremely proud of work

  • @beshoyrowis9910
    @beshoyrowis9910 7 лет назад +1

    much respect to you Ma'am. thank you for a great video! keep it up.

  • @zflinn84
    @zflinn84 3 года назад +3

    Love seeing this love it great job don't let anyone tell you any different you did a great job!

  • @N1Caraguita
    @N1Caraguita 2 месяца назад

    Gurl... u did your thing... congrats... I would advise you to put roof mastic to seal edges... and if HOME ASSOCIATION complains, tell them to pay the bill for the pros... lol

  • @stevealvarado2879
    @stevealvarado2879 4 года назад +1

    Good job..... you taught some stuff that alot of how to videos don't teach...... I hv a similar situation at my home might do something similar..... thank you

  • @DanielRodriguez-yj4cu
    @DanielRodriguez-yj4cu 7 лет назад +1

    IM IMPRESSED. WOW NICE WORK JOB 👌👍

  • @scott-larsen
    @scott-larsen 4 года назад +4

    A for effort and great video but, for anyone watching this, please don't cut vertically through your shingles. Pull out the shingles that are damaged and weave new ones in.

  • @Jacno77
    @Jacno77 7 лет назад +4

    who ever quoted you 2000 dollars for that little hole is a real crook. Good on you for doing this yourself. Looks like your shingles are in still good condition. I'd just hold off on that roof replacement for awhile more

    • @zaxarispetixos8728
      @zaxarispetixos8728 6 лет назад

      Jacno77 this repair dosn't hold shit the rain goes to the felt and when it fails an other hole will apear

  • @troyjohnson8248
    @troyjohnson8248 6 лет назад +1

    2 years late but had to say awesome job for your talent..

  • @michellehood3345
    @michellehood3345 4 года назад +2

    Raccoon made a mess at my house...guy charged a thousand dollars...my damage wasn’t as bad as this...I’m so proud of you...bcuz I think they were trying to rob you like they robbed me....GIRL POWER...👌

  • @ricklombardo6912
    @ricklombardo6912 7 лет назад

    cool, I will be doing this to my Shed, I have a hole. its short term, until i can afford new shed 2-4 years from now. thank you !!!

  • @barryllyon4350
    @barryllyon4350 4 года назад +1

    Thanks awesome 😊I just had to fix my roof same thing

  • @garagekeys
    @garagekeys 7 лет назад

    Good effort, good temporary patch

  • @cameronw8541
    @cameronw8541 6 лет назад

    Am am thirteen and it’s like 3 AM why am I watching this? It was actually pretty good though. Good job! You don’t need a man to fix everything. So thanks for showing that.

  • @celestevelasquez4368
    @celestevelasquez4368 8 лет назад +4

    wow I admire you usually women don't do this work I have to patch mine too thank you for showing us how.

  • @Bizzy-Bumble1131
    @Bizzy-Bumble1131 8 лет назад

    This is pretty cool that you tried to do it yourself, so Kudos to you! I probably would not have tried to do it myself, but maybe got a few more estimates and try to find someone off the clock from a roofing company to help out. Nonetheless, you did great with what you had! Good job Miss.

  • @marcuswashington9265
    @marcuswashington9265 8 лет назад +4

    Great effort. I commend you

  • @Mike-ji8ez
    @Mike-ji8ez 5 лет назад +1

    I think you did a Great job!!

  • @Harley365
    @Harley365 5 лет назад +1

    I think you did a phenomenal job for someone with no experience in any kind of roofing I like to see people take initiative to learn things and do things good job on your part I don't mind all the people that leave rude comments

  • @budmackenzie
    @budmackenzie 4 года назад +1

    Thanks. Awesome work.

  • @seankehil01
    @seankehil01 5 лет назад +1

    Way to go you did an excellent job

  • @lawrenceparker32
    @lawrenceparker32 7 лет назад +1

    Well done gun, get out there and get it!!! Remember its home repair not rocket science

  • @amb7412
    @amb7412 4 года назад +1

    Great job!

  • @dickd564
    @dickd564 5 лет назад +1

    Looks good. If you add some roofing tar around all the seems it wont look as nice but it will stop leak from rotting more wood underneith. Good luck

  • @wakeupjudah219
    @wakeupjudah219 5 лет назад

    Great job

  • @JaneDoe-ql7sc
    @JaneDoe-ql7sc 7 лет назад +4

    wow, you're great! how'd you know how to do this kind of repair? i love your floweredy pink gloves too!

  • @shinigami-man5727
    @shinigami-man5727 2 года назад +1

    So fkn clever. This is exactly what I've been looking for.

  • @dorianjames9798
    @dorianjames9798 8 лет назад +2

    Good job

  • @briankane3905
    @briankane3905 Год назад +1

    Great Job!!

  • @highqualityhomemaintenance7565
    @highqualityhomemaintenance7565 8 лет назад +28

    Wow, A for effort. Without having any training, you did amazing. Don't expect me to put a video on RUclips showing how my lasagna turns out. Lol. I'm not a cook. Unfortunately, the experts are correct on your repair. It will leak.The reason you got such a high estimate is because roofing companies need to keep a crew busy. They typically will only bid a roof replacement. As far as getting 3 bids on this repair. That is a waste of everyone's time. Your repair is a service call repair. If I show up, I'm doing the repair. I ask enough questions so as not to waste my time on such a small repair. I've preformed harder repairs for $180. I say "hard". I mean hard for your average layman. Not hard for your roofing contractor. Making lasagna is hard for me.I own High Quality Home Maintenance in Cedar Rapids Iowa and perform roof repairs regularly. There is a chance that the tar paper will keep the water out for a while, the caulking will help too. If I had to guess (and I don't) your roof will begin to show signs of leaking within 5 years. The reasons are as follows; 1. The sides/ends of the shingles line up from the bottom to the top of the repair. This means that the shingles are not staggered from 1 row to the next which would provide a water tight repair. 2. If the shingles were overlapped properly, then you would need to have a starter course shingle. 3. You cut the top 5 inches off of at least 2 shingles. Never cut the top of a shingle unless you are near the peak of the roof or are terminating at a wall. 4. I'm guessing that the shingle at the top of the repair also has the top cut off. This means that it is only tucked under the existing shingle until you hit the nails holding that shingle down. This will probably be the area that will allow the most water under the shingles. However, if you keep applying tar to the seams of your repair. The leaking can be greatly minimized until you get a new roof. Also put tar at least 8 inches above the repair area. Trust me on this, just put tar over the shingles 8 inches above the repair. That's the best you can do until the roof gets replaced.

    • @HookEmTexasHorns
      @HookEmTexasHorns 7 лет назад +1

      Listen to that straight edge blade - this roof is brittle, probably 20 years old. Given the weather seems to be cool, these shingles will break free from the cement line, but due to the age, the shingles will also break in field if they are flexed even a little.
      I would have quoted $ 350 if the decking was replaced but closer to $100 for a simple piece of flat .26 gauge that was fit in close to 6" up, 6" to the sides & a few inches below the hole (tucked under the shingles) & then patch in shingles like she did.
      Like you, I can appreciate the effort but the execution is not great @ all.
      That said, this roof is limited in the life span & I think this patch will probably leak faster than your suggested 5 years.
      BTW, given that location & it's so far away from the tree, was this damage done from a basketball hoop over the garage door?

  • @UKProperPrepper
    @UKProperPrepper 2 года назад

    Super job

  • @psyop6942
    @psyop6942 6 лет назад +1

    Awesome video..
    Just did the same with concrete tile.Hope your patch holds and mine.Pain in the ass.....

  • @PianoNVocals
    @PianoNVocals 3 года назад

    Good job!!!

  • @tonightsmovieis
    @tonightsmovieis 7 лет назад

    good job

  • @salchaos
    @salchaos Год назад

    Great job.

  • @JoseGarcia-qp6tl
    @JoseGarcia-qp6tl 7 лет назад

    good jab buen trabajo muchas gracias

  • @delynnaddams8774
    @delynnaddams8774 3 года назад +2

    Shingle go under each other, overlapping? Without groves. Is why it's shinny? Good video.

  • @daviclor6670
    @daviclor6670 2 года назад

    Your HOA sound terrible if they really are wandering around looking for shiny patches on people's roofs to complain about. Nicely done.

  • @ramiroarenas3426
    @ramiroarenas3426 7 лет назад +2

    I like this girl she do good job tnks for the video help a lot

  • @venumus0431
    @venumus0431 5 лет назад +1

    I’m fixing to fix a hole on my roof also and I just wana say GREAT job to hell with the stupid comments I think you did a very good job well done.

  • @JR-gi3cd
    @JR-gi3cd 2 года назад

    Damn 2000 for a hole in the roof..they must've tried to definitely get over..hell i had an estimate of about a few hundred bucks so i definitely did the job myself

  • @NewRevelationUniverseNru
    @NewRevelationUniverseNru Год назад

    I'm about to fix my own roof as well, and found this very helpful. Did you have the sheet metal cut to size or cut it yourself?

  • @sharonstone7796
    @sharonstone7796 2 года назад +1

    Put some tar over the cracks on edges so water doesn't get down in there

  • @alilisa1388
    @alilisa1388 5 лет назад

    good job you saved a lot of money and they were charging a lot for a small hole.

  • @michaelmeyer8830
    @michaelmeyer8830 6 лет назад

    I have a hole in my shed, I will try this method.

  • @triplec3204
    @triplec3204 2 года назад

    nice job, if it works it works and definitely saved a ton of money too.

  • @brianmelody8930
    @brianmelody8930 3 года назад

    Good job and love your voice.

  • @mjfollrd
    @mjfollrd 3 года назад +1

    Could the HOA have the neighbors trim their tree back off your property?

  • @analarson2920
    @analarson2920 4 года назад

    tx for the video, fyi, you can hire someone to cut the branches off your property, I would talk to your neighbor they may go halves with your to trim back their tree and your save your garage. Just some things we were faced with. Blessings.

  • @36tenaz
    @36tenaz 3 года назад

    wish i was there to help..but u did a good job..

  • @jonathanreed5139
    @jonathanreed5139 8 месяцев назад

    Bless your heart! Strong moms rule!

  • @francoisfredericxavier3935
    @francoisfredericxavier3935 3 года назад

    Good job momma!

  • @HouseFairyDIY
    @HouseFairyDIY 2 года назад

    I've just found out I have a hole in my roof! I wish I could get to it on ladders but it is about five times higher than your roof. I need a lot of scaffolding for a tiny hole!

  • @shoedivawendyworthy746
    @shoedivawendyworthy746 2 года назад +1

    WHAT 295 IDIOTS WHO DIDN'T LIKE THIS VIDEO? SMDH! SHE DID A DAMN GOOD JOB FOR A FIRST TIMER.

  • @samella35
    @samella35 8 лет назад +12

    U go Gurl!!!

  • @Anthony-pd7vm
    @Anthony-pd7vm Год назад

    Not bad for an average woman. Good job little lady!!!!😎😎😃😃

  • @dazedconfuzed6
    @dazedconfuzed6 8 лет назад +20

    Here I am complaining my roof will cost 3-4k to have it re shingled and you had an estimate of $2000 for a small tiny repair!!

    • @HookEmTexasHorns
      @HookEmTexasHorns 7 лет назад +6

      That quote for $ 2k was stupid high.
      Maximum $ 200, especially being so close to the eave... parts included, if it is a metal patch over.
      If the decking is removed / replaced, then closer to $ 350.

    • @Luckingsworth
      @Luckingsworth 5 лет назад

      @CommanderThsh For the patch in the video dumb dumb.

  • @MiguelGarcia-rv3nj
    @MiguelGarcia-rv3nj 2 года назад

    You did Great!

  • @Justarandomspacemonkey
    @Justarandomspacemonkey 8 лет назад

    Good effort, I actually cringed when you cut the shingles in half though lol my roof is leaking I was looking through videos when I seen that giant hole so I had to check it out. Good luck