How To Install Ridge Venting - Ridge Vent Installation Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 10 окт 2020
  • Today on Roofing University we are going to be installing DuraFlo ridge vents. Learn the proper installation method and how to give your customers roof the proper ventilation by allowing warm, moist air to escape from their attic.
    Ridge venting prolongs the life of a shingled roof and can even increase the energy efficiency of the roof, saving your customer money.
    It's very simple to install ridge venting with all the proper tools which we will discuss in the video.
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Комментарии • 69

  • @migo022
    @migo022 2 года назад +5

    "it's like our first date......sounds like it too" 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @beauxtibideaux9919
    @beauxtibideaux9919 3 года назад +3

    Tonya's hair hanging that close to the saw freaked me out, but this is a great video!

  • @gearhead_automotive2031
    @gearhead_automotive2031 2 года назад +1

    I love the chatter, work hard while having fun

  • @jordanlip112
    @jordanlip112 2 года назад +1

    Love it. Easiest most effect way to install. Short and sweet and to the point. And a Lil humor along the way 🙂

  • @TT-ik3kd
    @TT-ik3kd 3 года назад +7

    Ok but stop calling the trusses studs! Studs are in walls! Your nailing into the top chord of truss. Biggg timeeee! Love the vids

    • @lmontyr
      @lmontyr 3 года назад +5

      If you wanna be technical if it is stick framed then it is a rafter. Obviously if it truss framed than you are right but we all know what he is talking about.

  • @asm101
    @asm101 3 года назад

    stiletto nice!!! love this because we want to offer how to as well just in the sheet metal roofing industry

  • @JimZamichieli
    @JimZamichieli 3 года назад

    Thanks for the video including the tips.

  • @justinhc123
    @justinhc123 2 года назад

    Great video and slick hammer!

  • @jubalitog6286
    @jubalitog6286 11 месяцев назад

    Very cool, thank you for putting this together.

  • @simmons6014
    @simmons6014 2 года назад

    You have an awesome gift🙏

  • @thatguy8669
    @thatguy8669 Год назад

    Great video. Appreciate the tips.

  • @mash251
    @mash251 9 месяцев назад

    Is this the Big Time Roofer? Big Time!

  • @zakkthemaniac0329
    @zakkthemaniac0329 Год назад

    Y'all are the cutest couple. Just lik me and my ol lady.Tanya is doing awesome 👍😎

  • @manictiger
    @manictiger 3 года назад

    Love how the SOG hatchet is being used as a hammer. Glad I'm not the only one that uses a hatchet like that.

  • @theodorecarbajal2975
    @theodorecarbajal2975 3 года назад +3

    Love it, you guys are naughty roofers btw lol 😉😉😉

  • @Fhita1962
    @Fhita1962 2 года назад

    Good team!

  • @shawnbowser4683
    @shawnbowser4683 Год назад

    BIG TIME! 🤘🏻

  • @johng8049
    @johng8049 Год назад

    I like how that system snaps together. I died. How do you like my side hamming Love it sounds like our first date and sound like it too LMAO

  • @Bane_of_the_Moonsea
    @Bane_of_the_Moonsea 2 года назад

    Sounds like our first date, as he's hammering. 🤣

  • @theamerican4609
    @theamerican4609 3 года назад

    Question: On a small shed, if there is a ridge vent space between the sheathing at the apex, do you simply place the overlapping shingles over this space or do you overlap the last horizontal row of shingles and leave it or follow it up with a second layer of overlapping shingles like you did in the video? Thanks

  • @VULSx3
    @VULSx3 3 года назад +1

    Dewalt you must be a good DIY guy

  • @MaadaiSalgado17
    @MaadaiSalgado17 Год назад

    That hammer is DOPE

  • @Kagrepav
    @Kagrepav 10 месяцев назад

    Arent the 2x4 going to block ventilation?

  • @Morgan-ft6nd
    @Morgan-ft6nd 2 года назад

    Big time!!!!!

  • @woodpeckerroofing93
    @woodpeckerroofing93 Год назад

    Angle the fence on your saw to the pitch of the roof. Use the left fence @1.5" as a guide on a worm drive saw with apex of ridge as line. Don't forget to cut the face on 1st ridge, creating a bleeder seal, not just on Vents Ridge. Especially on video dig...
    Family Tradition Keeping it real. Stay thirsty bro Steeper the better;)

  • @larrycrookshanks1646
    @larrycrookshanks1646 2 года назад +3

    Should have installed the starter under the first cap on outside edge.

  • @albertlewis8615
    @albertlewis8615 2 года назад

    Do they really help mobile home and would I have leaks

  • @kfc1849
    @kfc1849 3 года назад +4

    New philosophy, So easy, your wife can do it!! Get to work Dilly!!

  • @russell10x
    @russell10x 3 года назад +1

    BIG TIMMMEEEEEEEE

  • @delegate104
    @delegate104 Год назад

    She got jokes lol

  • @johnjacobsen1915
    @johnjacobsen1915 3 года назад

    good vid

  • @earthmandan6484
    @earthmandan6484 3 года назад

    Lord Bigg time, Thank you for all you do. You're funny as hell entertaining and informative. ITS BIGG TIME. A like or comment would make my day

  • @archeologicalstudent5234
    @archeologicalstudent5234 3 года назад +1

    Great video! I am a roofer too. I like her comment like our first date haha!

  • @diaperdood9369
    @diaperdood9369 2 года назад +1

    What happens if you have tons of soffits intake vents along with ur ridge vent?

    • @isaacholzwarth
      @isaacholzwarth Год назад +1

      That's actually necessary for this to work. The soffit intake allows the air to flow up and push the hot air out the top through the ridge vent. If you don't have soffit vents the ridge vent will not be able to let as much hot air out. Ridge vent combined with soffit vents is how the system is meant to work. But, you must close off all other vents in the attic for this system to work. Just in case you are confused, a soffit vent is the venting on the underside of the base of your roof, where your roof overhangs the edge of the house. If by "soffit intake" you mistakenly meant some other form of venting up at the peak of the house, you can not use them together with ridge vent, they would interfere. Does that make sense? Make sure and Google your terms so you know what a soffit intake vent is.

  • @samquinn6427
    @samquinn6427 2 года назад

    Thanks having my roof done next week so will now watch to see if the worker do not F it up.

    • @albertlewis8615
      @albertlewis8615 2 года назад

      Can u tell the difference already in your ridge vent

  • @RushWorkingMan
    @RushWorkingMan 2 года назад

    Am I missing it but do you not have the lifeline connected to the safety harness?

    • @joseph7132
      @joseph7132 2 года назад

      Its a tool belt lol

    • @woodpeckerroofing93
      @woodpeckerroofing93 Год назад

      Walkable one story: If you want roofers to tie up doing that, we fly away.
      Put a safety harness on the highest hi divers. lmao, Roofing is a Sport, a Career, a Lifestyle.

  • @Life-of-Riley
    @Life-of-Riley 2 года назад

    I started cracking up at the end

  • @joseph7132
    @joseph7132 2 года назад

    Sicho Bob laugh at the end

  • @TXH1138
    @TXH1138 2 года назад

    How long would it take a 2 man crew to complete 75ft?

    • @shaunl446
      @shaunl446 2 года назад +1

      2 weeks if it's a government contract

    • @thatguy8669
      @thatguy8669 Год назад

      @@shaunl446 🤣😂🤣

  • @Nick91768
    @Nick91768 2 года назад +1

    I've never seen that type of ridge vent that has square holes in the plastic. What is the purpose of that? Usually it's a solid plastic piece covering the ridge. I don't understand the purpose of that since the shingles are going over anyway.

  • @Roze_aye
    @Roze_aye 15 дней назад

    im going to be completely honest with you... i thought you named the saw Tonya 🤣

  • @jesusvillasenor7060
    @jesusvillasenor7060 2 года назад

    Why dont you use screws???

  • @hmmmhmmm7896
    @hmmmhmmm7896 3 года назад

    Your wife is a cool down ass chic your a lucky ass man bro

  • @jaimebenitez3208
    @jaimebenitez3208 3 года назад

    Ring shank nails work better. That way you don't have to look for a rafter(stud in canada) for the vent to hold. I guess I should show you. Prof big.
    Or ill send you some.

    • @jaimebenitez3208
      @jaimebenitez3208 3 года назад

      @Best Damn Roofer Theyre what I use. Im in Texas. I do new roofs. The company I contract with sends Lomanco ridge vents. They come with bags of ring shank nails. They hold way better and you don't need a rafter. Theyre more brittle than smooth nails, but can hold. I got a bunch in my shed. I can always send yall some. I've also compared. I've driven half the nail on a smooth and a ring shank. Smooth one I pulled out with my hand. Ring shank pulled my skin off. Also, what ridge vents were yall using?

    • @jaimebenitez3208
      @jaimebenitez3208 3 года назад

      @Best Damn Roofer I lied. Im using Tamko cool ridge currently. Comes with 12 vents, and bags of ring shank nails with each vent. I put a nail in each hole thats cut into the vent. And add 2 to each end for the connections to stay down flush.

  • @CanadianFreeLiving
    @CanadianFreeLiving 2 года назад

    safety her hair is six inches from going in that saw

  • @ontoproofing
    @ontoproofing 3 года назад

    You don’t get bothered for no ropes. ? Man Wcb be all over me here in Vancouver

  • @trevorgerard4143
    @trevorgerard4143 3 года назад

    Big Time is the shit yooo

  • @MrJFoster1984
    @MrJFoster1984 3 года назад

    👍

  • @kfc1849
    @kfc1849 3 года назад +1

    Big Time

  • @brianballa3086
    @brianballa3086 3 года назад

    big time

  • @trevorgarland8759
    @trevorgarland8759 3 года назад

    Still not using a palm nailer I see

  • @dusher7448
    @dusher7448 3 года назад +2

    Bro let tawya do these video and you hold the cam. Or I’m stop watching!

  • @51-FS
    @51-FS 3 года назад

    4:10 thats not a stud.... rafter....

    • @51-FS
      @51-FS 3 года назад

      Big TIME!!!!

  • @rekostarr7149
    @rekostarr7149 2 года назад

    Get some earmuffs or plugs before you both go deaf.