Great video you explain it very well much appreciated. A storm blew off about 10 shingles on my father in-laws house and he is a 70 year old vet and I don't want him to pay to have it done so I'm going to try and tackle it myself. Wish me luck
Best one I’ve seen. Clear explanation. Not that I would do one. Just trying to understand how shingles and roofing works as my shingles got blown off by wind.
I've replaced several shingles over time, very easy process and actually enjoyable knowing you can save some bucks doing it yourself. Fear factor working on roof usually stops most from trying. I worked in the plumbing trade for over 20 years, so most roofs I can handle, but I also know when the pucker factor tells me to hire it out. One question I have is why we don't see as many shingle replacement video's where the shingles need to be splice together. I've done it, but would be nice for some roofers to show best practices. Reason I ask is because my current shingles are 8 years old and each tab of the 3 tab shingle is 13" wide. New 3 tab shingles are now roughly 11 7/8 I think. So each of my repair shingles will require a splice to cover the area. If you were to have say 10 or 15 shingles blow off or tab rip offs, this is a lot of splicing and possible future problems with each repair. Just my guess, but would be nice to know. Great repair vid though, couldn't be explained any easier.
I for some reason like repairing three tab shingles over architectural . Guys don’t know today about keeping straight lines it was so important with those eyes or key ways . Snapping lines up the whole roof .
Great video. I've got a neighbor missing a few shingles off his shed. He was hinting around to see if I could fix it for him. I may give it a go. Question - I'm guessing I'd have to buy a whole bundle just to fix 2-3 missing shingles?
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really appreciated this video, A guy ripped me off and half fixed my roof and now i can go take care of it myself
It is not very hard. really it is fairly simple. the first time you do it just take your time
Great video you explain it very well much appreciated. A storm blew off about 10 shingles on my father in-laws house and he is a 70 year old vet and I don't want him to pay to have it done so I'm going to try and tackle it myself. Wish me luck
You can do it!
Best one I’ve seen. Clear explanation. Not that I would do one. Just trying to understand how shingles and roofing works as my shingles got blown off by wind.
I've replaced several shingles over time, very easy process and actually enjoyable knowing you can save some bucks doing it yourself. Fear factor working on roof usually stops most from trying. I worked in the plumbing trade for over 20 years, so most roofs I can handle, but I also know when the pucker factor tells me to hire it out. One question I have is why we don't see as many shingle replacement video's where the shingles need to be splice together. I've done it, but would be nice for some roofers to show best practices. Reason I ask is because my current shingles are 8 years old and each tab of the 3 tab shingle is 13" wide. New 3 tab shingles are now roughly 11 7/8 I think. So each of my repair shingles will require a splice to cover the area. If you were to have say 10 or 15 shingles blow off or tab rip offs, this is a lot of splicing and possible future problems with each repair. Just my guess, but would be nice to know. Great repair vid though, couldn't be explained any easier.
Overpressuring seems to be a big problem Thanks for the info Justin
It is a minor detail that can completely ruin the holding power of shingles
My main man!!! Good to see roofs going up bro.
been busy! this year is somewhat normal but future is uncertain
I for some reason like repairing three tab shingles over architectural . Guys don’t know today about keeping straight lines it was so important with those eyes or key ways . Snapping lines up the whole roof .
It is a different style of shingling for sure!
Great video. I've got a neighbor missing a few shingles off his shed. He was hinting around to see if I could fix it for him. I may give it a go. Question - I'm guessing I'd have to buy a whole bundle just to fix 2-3 missing shingles?
Yeah you would but for 30-40$. I would charge 200-300$ to patch it in and you’ll be off the roof in ten mins
you will have to buy a full bundle
Very helpful Thank you!
Good work! your always a caveman 💪💪
Thanks bud!
Common mistake is people forget to renail the upper shingle that nails were pulled from.
It is easy to forget