If they have shingles blowing off, I’ll put money on it that they were nailed wrong to begin with. I have done numerous winter installs and have never lost a shingle. I live in the Pocono mountains in Pennsylvania, where it gets extremely windy. Pay the contractor just hold back 5%, and be thorough when you read your contract
I use torpedo heater stack the bundles in a way that the heat gets to them with a tarp and a piece of plywood and looks like they were done in the summertime
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Brother, you said Certainteed is a great shingle with a great sealant? Ask any roofer working hurricane Milton in and around the Tampa area. 50-90% off blow offs we inspect each week are Certainteed!
Contractors. If they don't seal in the summer; Good luck with the manufacturer paying for it. Hardly worth the time of dealing with them. Call the manufacturer, have leverage, (like a lot of sales and a good relationship with a rep), go handseal it, send a bill and wait... forever. Just be prepared, they don't actually care about you.
@@RoofingInsights3.0 yup, GAF , OC , etc ...none of them honor warranties. Whenever filing a claim they ask the customer to remove a shingle off the roof and mail it in... Add a customer has to pay for that to get done a customer has to endure what is roof being open until they make a decision and then when they deny it he's stuck with a roof open
Pay the roofer and just hold back 5% is fair shingles will not seal in cold I don’t install under 40 and always tell the homeowner the shingles will seal when weather is warmer and sunny
Hi Dimitri, I’m a big fan, I own a family owned small to medium roofing company in Southwest Florida and I would love to just have a conversation with you regarding some of the issues were seeing and what your thoughts are regarding advertising budget , how to get more appointments and reasonable salesman responsibilities
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If they have shingles blowing off, I’ll put money on it that they were nailed wrong to begin with. I have done numerous winter installs and have never lost a shingle. I live in the Pocono mountains in Pennsylvania, where it gets extremely windy. Pay the contractor just hold back 5%, and be thorough when you read your contract
I use torpedo heater stack the bundles in a way that the heat gets to them with a tarp and a piece of plywood and looks like they were done in the summertime
Sounds complicated but also very smart, do you have video of it?
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Most shingles require sealant to be added during install if below a certain temperature. It’s right on the package. This is a bad install
In central Ohio I never install past November 13
Don’t go by temperature? What if it’s get cold before November 13?
Rent or buy a heat blower For a couple hundred dollars or less to seal shingles. That’s what my cousin does in Chicago when needed.
Brother, you said Certainteed is a great shingle with a great sealant? Ask any roofer working hurricane Milton in and around the Tampa area. 50-90% off blow offs we inspect each week are Certainteed!
They should be doing a cold weather installation method.
We won’t install until we get a few days above 50 degrees
In Nova Scotia, 5 degrees Celsius would be the coldest unless we see warm temperatures coming
Of the asphalt 6 brands commonly seen in Florida, the only one I’ve never seen a blow off from, is Atlas.
Can you talk about the roofing crew shortage due to the ice deportations
😂😂 its time to do stuff legally. No more under paying. Time to get the american workforce back on top.
The people from here in this days
The are super lazy
@@yxng.sib00they are too lazy my friend
@@yxng.sib00 75% of the country is built from Mexicans lol, good luck finding American citizens willing to hang steel
Contractors. If they don't seal in the summer; Good luck with the manufacturer paying for it. Hardly worth the time of dealing with them. Call the manufacturer, have leverage, (like a lot of sales and a good relationship with a rep), go handseal it, send a bill and wait... forever. Just be prepared, they don't actually care about you.
That is the harsh reality
@@RoofingInsights3.0 yup, GAF , OC , etc ...none of them honor warranties. Whenever filing a claim they ask the customer to remove a shingle off the roof and mail it in... Add a customer has to pay for that to get done a customer has to endure what is roof being open until they make a decision and then when they deny it he's stuck with a roof open
@@Jamesrosario2348 that’s incorrect.
No question, you should not pay the remaining balance. The roof is 1 month old and a shingle flew off? Wow
Typical in winter installs, they don’t seal fast.
@@RoofingInsights3.0or they are buying factory seconds . Those always fault glue
Not true. All shingles struggle to seal in cold temps, they all have those excisions in warranty palerwork
Pay the roofer and just hold back 5% is fair shingles will not seal in cold I don’t install under 40 and always tell the homeowner the shingles will seal when weather is warmer and sunny
Hi Dimitri, I’m a big fan, I own a family owned small to medium roofing company in Southwest Florida and I would love to just have a conversation with you regarding some of the issues were seeing and what your thoughts are regarding advertising budget , how to get more appointments and reasonable salesman responsibilities
This is exactly what I teach weekly in my program
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