..the POV action sometimes veered off center, which you don't have much control over when you have your hands full working on the roof, but it did give a closer detailed look at the work when centered, which is a good thing.
I'm a cabinet carpenter with 19 years experience. Some 20years ago I learnt this in school. I'm roofing my house for the first time. This is an awesome tutorial/refresher. Thank you so much. This has increased my confidence
One of my favorite aspects of Josh's videos is that he follows best safety practices. He wears the appropriate safety gear. There are so many YT channels that don't and the things they do are extremely dangerous. Thanks for keeping it safe Josh!!
I appreciate that Brian! I do think safety is the most important part of the job. I know sometimes it’s easy to forget things, but we all should try to do our best. Thank you for being part of this great community!
Your "How To Install Roof Shingles - BEGINNERS Step-by-Step GUIDE" was as clear as glass. I have watched many people who thought they could teach professionally and otherwise. Yours is one of the very few that ACTUALLY CAN TEACH THEIR SUBJECT. GOD BLESS you for all you do to help others r/ EBW M.Ed. USN Ret. Servant of GOD
First video I’ve seen on this channel. This gentleman is an excellent teacher. The best teachers can share wisdom from experience that just makes things easier; which he does. Some things are common sense but still should be taught like how to put nails in your pouch, long chalk lines sag and don’t get your glue strips covered in gravel… these rules you often don’t know until you’ve experienced the resulting headache that follows. Good work, sir. I appreciate the detailed video.
Thank you! That means a lot! I do try to communicate the instructions while giving examples so people can relate. Yes, experience does help a lot! I appreciate you watching, and commenting!
Your a gem Josh! I hope some day your videos get into our school systems. Not every kid is cut out to be a doctor, lawyer or felon and I think we could put a lot of kids on a road to a fruitful independent future if they learned the basics of all the trades.
I was a roofer for 4 years and doing repairs sometimes was the worst, especially during winter Great job on the repair, and you called it a 9 shingle job, and it took 7 ... nice to see people who really know their stuff are still working honestly in the world
This is the best video on roofing I've found. Awesome job. Im going from tile to shingles and have quotes for up to 35k so i was wondering if i can do it myself. Now i have a better understanding on starting and following in a straight line. Thank you
Thank you! I did put a lot of time to make this video. I tried to make it phone complete to help my audience understand the process of shingling a roof. That $35,000 quote is not out of the ordinary to be a contractor to re-shingle or shingle a roof. Good luck with your project!
Great video! As a female non roofer it's very encouraging to have a step-by-step process to know exactly what the roofers are actually talking about! Thanks again and be safe on the roof! ❤
I'm a former roofer and I know how you'd feel talking with a roofer cause we use the same terms as if we're chatting amongst ourselves upon the roof .... on behalf of all roofers who confuse homeowners, I apologize for the times we are not being clear and concise while explaining the process
As a former electrician/plumber in yhe construction feild an now industrial maintenance mechanic i love watching good quality work in every trade 👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼💪🏼
“As you can see” this was an excellent video, well explained, well demonstrated, especially big thanks for the info about fall protection and proper tool usage
I'm planning an oversized shed (with zero construction background) and your videos are super helpful. The close-ups really help clarify things and your commentary provides context. Thank you for serving up quality content.
This guy is a true teacher and explains everything very detailed. Awesome video bro thanks for sharing all your wisdom with all of us. Another day at youtube University.
Outstanding video. Really clear and concise for each step. Tornado hit my house and completely destroyed my garage, I have to do as much repair work I can due to insurance and I’ll end up needing to shingle my garage myself, so this is a great help.
Unbelievable, amazing details. So happy I stumbled on to this video. Thank you so much for making it. I'm a DIY guy, but doing my own roof was very intimidating. After watching this video, I feel so confident and can't wait to tackle my roof. I'm so eager to get it started. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.
Thank you, very straight forward. I’m only shingling a small shelter I built and not an entire house or building but this has been fantastic. Very straight to the point, enough information for you to complete the project properly but not too much information or too in depth to over complicate it.
You are the best person on RUclips. Your videos are so detailed that after watching them anyone could feel confident in doing the job correctly. Love all your videos. This one was excellent. Adding in the safety harness in the end was a great finish.
I appreciate that Scott! Safety is very important to me, so I had to include that in the video. I hope you learned a thing or two with this for you. Take care!
Well done. Used this and a few other videos last fall to re-shingle my back porch roof and it came out great! Re-referencing it as I am building a garage and 2 days out from doing my shingles.
I am about to do my first roofing project and think this did an excellent job of breaking down essentially everything I would need to know. I am not doing a whole roof, yet, but this will get me through what I am planning.
@TheExcellentLaborer It helped out tons! One thing I forgot was to put up flashing where my shingles meet a wall. Is there something I can do to remedy that without having to rework shingles?
I found the entire video helpful, but really appreciated the simple approach to the drip edge. Every other video indicated scribing lines and removing the drip edge to make a more complicated cut. Like your method best, especially for a DIY'er that doesn't do it everyday.
My skill level to home improvement or construction is novice. I do enjoy building and learning how things work. I enjoyed this video very much. It was detailed, explanatory, and at a good pace. I’m now locked into this channel. Thank you
Thanks, Josh, for your informative video. It was very helpful. Thanks also for the tips on suiting up the fall-arrest system. It's a rarity for roofing videos; but, given the amount of deaths each year from workers falling from heights, it is much needed. Mike Pereira, Toronto, ON, Canada.
GREAT video. Thanks much. FYI (for beginners) ridge vents come in variations depending on climate. My neighborhood is in a snow belt and the builder used ridge vent designed for non-snow zones. our attics were found to be full of snow. We are are all replacing out ridge vents for the snow-zone.
You have produced the most comprehensive video on roofing! I just built a roof extension after following the dorm construction videos with valley framing and sheathing the videos saved me a tremendous about of time. Thanks!
I do try to put as much information in each video when I make one. I hate when I am trying to learn something right video in a small detail as important is left out. I appreciate you watching!
You really make great videos.... Very complete, clear and detailed explanations. You're one of my 1st go to channel when I want to understand how to do something correctly. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I'm sure it took quite a bit of your time to film and produce this, it's greatly appreciated! Also, it's nice to see craftsmanship that you've shown here! Excellent work!
Wow, this is agreat video! I appreciate you looking out for people. Not everybody can afford to just, "pay" someone to do this. Bedides, for me personally, I appreciate the knowledge, and if applied, the wisdom gained.
Great job on all the explanation of everything it takes to roof. Always checking with your local codes is so important because some areas require two rows of ice shield because of the overhang of the roof. This gives plenty of safety for ice building up. Dimensional are always such a great look and actually are not a huge cost factor. Regular tab shingles I've done, I've off set 3 rows that would show more of a diagonal look instead of every other row staggered. I've measured from the ridge as well when you get closer to the top so the top looks straight. Of course as you stated, everyone has a different way. Huge crews of 8-10 are amazing to watch how well they all have a way to do each part. It looks like the roof is being poured on. Cutters do their thing as others do. I've never had the chance to use that style ridge vent and it does look really nice when done. If cap shingles are available. I like that too. It saves a lot of time and cutting which offsets the cost as well. Glad you covered the importance of safety as well. I know a roofing company that has special shoes with a tall heel so on 12/12 pitch (even 6/12 pitch) it doesn't bother your ankles. Great job Josh and get some sunscreen on my friend. Hahaha 🔨🔨👍🏻👍🏻
Oh yes, it’s amazing how codes vary so much from town to town and county to county. I remember doing three tab shingles when I was a kid and they are much different than the dimensionals. A dimensional shingle install is much quicker and looks better. Oh wow you have much more experience working with crews of roofers versus me. It’s typically me and one helper or my father. Oh yes, safety is very important and I definitely agree I need more sunscreen on lol. My wife said it’s the best farmers tan she has ever seen! I hope all is well with you David and I appreciate you watching!
@@TheExcellentLaborer it is a difference with just roofers and a builder. I'm grateful that your Dad is involved like mine was when he was with us and the same with my father-in-law. Miss them both, but definitely a lot learned from them. Stay safe and get that pf80 sunscreen. Hahaha
I liked it for the most part besides two thing. The drip edge on the eve should be the one to get that folded tab and the rake needs cut to fit perfectly and make a pretty point on the bottom when they meet . And the nails on the pipeboot should never have exposed nails don’t shoot the bottom just the top and sides
Well done! Much appreciated as I prep for shingling my garage. I have shingled many years ago but this is a fabulous how-to to review all of the steps.👍🏻👍🏻
Great video! I appreciate the level of detail and explanation you give. I also that you don’t worry about keeping your videos short and get everything in one video instead of several shorter ones.
Thanks Nicolas! I know some projects are much more acceptable to have a short video. Some videos have to be long like this one to include all the details. I appreciate you commenting on my channel. Thanks for watching!
You are welcome! I am passing along the teachings of my father through RUclips. I’m so thankful for this opportunity to help others. Good luck with the rest of your project!
@@TheExcellentLaborer I do consider myself somewhat handy (if not handsome 🙂) but tell me this, do you do your own plumbing? There is that notion of "if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself..." and then there's the notion of you don't know what the f you're talking about. I'm gonna try the steel roof that just blew off my carport (after 70mph winds and >20 years) before I consider what to do about the double shingled roof on my house. Great vid, and God Bless the internet!
Easily a 9.5/10 video. Awesome production with a few tricks new to me. My only concerns/recommendations: - A brief discussion on why pinching underlayment under the rake metal but hanging over the fascia metal would have been nice; I've had senior installers train BOTH ways, with one yelling at me for NOT pinching underlayment under fascia metal for fear wind will eventually lift up that first run of underlayment/starters and get at the deck - a fear that is clearly eliminated by using butyl-backed (sticky) ice-and-water barrier for your first run anyway. Obviously standard underlayment falling over the fascia metal ensures moisture weeping does not fall behind the fascia wood, right? - Nails securing your T-metal should have been completely hidden by the ice and water underlayment, no? And if I'm understanding right the outer fascia will also be attached by another run of nails through your T-metal. Shouldn't your ice-and-water barrier be installed to the farthest-most point of your T-metal to cover that eventual run of nails, too? - You used a T-style drip metal versus the more common L-style; it would be awesome if a pro of your nature - and ability to articulate - would make a damn good video covering different drip metals and how to cut them. - Fast shinglers like to use the guide on their coil nailers to space out their book and ensure they're shooting the correct line without thinking much. That would be cool to hear a brief mention of. - Not sure I heard mention of closed versus open soffits, and the importance of switching to a staple gun to avoid unsightly penetrations. Thank you for your effort!
Awesome, Josh, I have to replace 2 sheets of OSB on my patio roof, the previous owner didn't flash the end and now the edge boards soaked up rainwater. Need to replace about 16' across and 5' up the shingles and tar paper.
Great video. I was looking to understand how shingling a roof worked. I have a chicken coop I'm building and I wanted to shingle it. This video was really helpful.
Thank you so much for filming, editing, and publishing this video. You really do a great job of going over the details without belaboring the viewer. I think I might just hit play and let your video run so you can get more advertising dollars. 😏
Just found your channel and have been binge watching. Great videos! Surprised to learn you are a respiratory therapist. Circa 1970-71 l worked as an inhalation therapist which were the beginnings of the respiratory therapy field. In fact, I passed the first national examination for A.A.I.T. Certification. Keep up the great work!
Oh wow congrats on being a respiratory therapist as well! It’s definitely not a bad job to have for sure. I’m glad you found my channel as well. It should be helpful if you are new to DIY and construction. Stay tuned for more videos! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video. I noticed that the amount of rope that you have between the anchor and your back is far greater than the distance you would be falling if you were to fall off this particular roof, especially with the additional expanding 6 feet of the fall strap added into the equation. You might want to get a few more anchor points if you are doing another long roof like this so you can keep the yellow rope no longer than the length of the pitch of the roof. As you had it set up while you were working at the edge of the roof in the earlier part of the video, you'd hit the ground long before the rope would ever be able to save you...
I have not done any educating outside of youtube other than I was a tutor one time and I have children 😃 I enjoy making these videos. Thanks for the compliment!
You put a lot of trust in the truss peaks I've set more trusses than I care to think about but when the ceilings inside change so does the truss although not by much but enough to throw your measurements off when measuring down to pop lines for your shingles and I'm sure you know that but a lot of people don't realize that. In any case a quick glance down the peak will tell ya which truss to pull measurements from. I'm just rambling I'm sure most people watching know this
What did you think about the POV action cam footage?
Excellent 👍
Great job! As always, we appreciate the very helpful uploads.
Love it keep it up for the future videos please
great video
..the POV action sometimes veered off center, which you don't have much control over when you have your hands full working on the roof, but it did give a closer detailed look at the work when centered, which is a good thing.
The best beginners guide on shingle roofing that I've seen.
I did put a lot of time trying to make this a complete shingle guide. I appreciate you letting me know. Good luck with your project!
Honestly this video is like having your own personal trainer thanks for making this video so simple to follow
I'm a cabinet carpenter with 19 years experience. Some 20years ago I learnt this in school. I'm roofing my house for the first time. This is an awesome tutorial/refresher. Thank you so much. This has increased my confidence
Man, you just gave a whole class on installing roofs. Great Work! Thank You!
I try to make my videos full and complete. I hope they help you. I appreciate you taking time to watch!
As a Roofer from Canada, I approve this video. 👌🏾
I appreciate that!
Canadian roofers know what's good!!!
I'm on the east coast of NS.... you ?
@@minerjohnny41 Western Shore
One of my favorite aspects of Josh's videos is that he follows best safety practices. He wears the appropriate safety gear. There are so many YT channels that don't and the things they do are extremely dangerous. Thanks for keeping it safe Josh!!
I appreciate that Brian! I do think safety is the most important part of the job. I know sometimes it’s easy to forget things, but we all should try to do our best. Thank you for being part of this great community!
Agreed. Without safety, there is no point in any construction!
I ran a union company with 120 carpenters and had an EMR under .70 so it makes me smile when I see it done properly.
Thank you sir for this video. I am from Russia and will make such a roof for the first time. You have explained very well how to do it. Thank you 🙏
You are welcome!
You type perfectly in English for bieng a Russian 😂😂😂 sure your from Russia
Рашист пашов нахер
so you are telling if somebody speaks english they are english mate thats not how its works u want us to type in our own language?
@@papabear3525
Do russians put shingles down with bullets or nails
Your "How To Install Roof Shingles - BEGINNERS Step-by-Step GUIDE" was as clear as glass. I have watched many people who thought they could teach professionally and otherwise. Yours is one of the very few that ACTUALLY CAN TEACH THEIR SUBJECT. GOD BLESS you for all you do to help others r/ EBW M.Ed. USN Ret. Servant of GOD
Thank you so much!
This video is the true definition of step-by-step guide. Perfect video!
First video I’ve seen on this channel. This gentleman is an excellent teacher. The best teachers can share wisdom from experience that just makes things easier; which he does. Some things are common sense but still should be taught like how to put nails in your pouch, long chalk lines sag and don’t get your glue strips covered in gravel… these rules you often don’t know until you’ve experienced the resulting headache that follows. Good work, sir. I appreciate the detailed video.
Thank you! That means a lot! I do try to communicate the instructions while giving examples so people can relate. Yes, experience does help a lot! I appreciate you watching, and commenting!
Your a gem Josh!
I hope some day your videos get into our school systems.
Not every kid is cut out to be a doctor, lawyer or felon and I think we could put a lot of kids on a road to a fruitful independent future if they learned the basics of all the trades.
@@symcardnel1741 100% agree. If you like math and problem solving. Your half way there. The physical work comes naturally with a healthy mind
I was a roofer for 4 years and doing repairs sometimes was the worst, especially during winter
Great job on the repair, and you called it a 9 shingle job, and it took 7 ... nice to see people who really know their stuff are still working honestly in the world
I have done this a few times as part of a crew but I’m taking on a solo job and came to make sure I don’t miss any steps. Thanks for your video!
This is the best video on roofing I've found. Awesome job. Im going from tile to shingles and have quotes for up to 35k so i was wondering if i can do it myself. Now i have a better understanding on starting and following in a straight line. Thank you
Thank you! I did put a lot of time to make this video. I tried to make it phone complete to help my audience understand the process of shingling a roof. That $35,000 quote is not out of the ordinary to be a contractor to re-shingle or shingle a roof. Good luck with your project!
I'm going help out with a roof, and this was GOLD!!
Great video!
As a female non roofer it's very encouraging to have a step-by-step process to know exactly what the roofers are actually talking about!
Thanks again and be safe on the roof! ❤
I'm a former roofer and I know how you'd feel talking with a roofer cause we use the same terms as if we're chatting amongst ourselves upon the roof .... on behalf of all roofers who confuse homeowners, I apologize for the times we are not being clear and concise while explaining the process
As a former electrician/plumber in yhe construction feild an now industrial maintenance mechanic i love watching good quality work in every trade 👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼💪🏼
What a tremendous effort. I’m going for it - first time. Thank you, sir.
You're a fantastic instructor. Any student would greatly benefit from learning from you. You're so thorough and thoughtful.
“As you can see” this was an excellent video, well explained, well demonstrated, especially big thanks for the info about fall protection and proper tool usage
I'm planning an oversized shed (with zero construction background) and your videos are super helpful. The close-ups really help clarify things and your commentary provides context. Thank you for serving up quality content.
As you can see, this guy's pretty good, and I trust his methods
Excellent step by step video. I am having my roof done in a few weeks and now I understand how the laborious the job is. Thank you!
This guy is a true teacher and explains everything very detailed. Awesome video bro thanks for sharing all your wisdom with all of us. Another day at youtube University.
Another excellent, instructional video. No silly talk, just clear instruction and the tone is encouraging. Thank you.
Outstanding video. Really clear and concise for each step.
Tornado hit my house and completely destroyed my garage, I have to do as much repair work I can due to insurance and I’ll end up needing to shingle my garage myself, so this is a great help.
Unbelievable, amazing details. So happy I stumbled on to this video. Thank you so much for making it. I'm a DIY guy, but doing my own roof was very intimidating. After watching this video, I feel so confident and can't wait to tackle my roof. I'm so eager to get it started. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.
Thank you, very straight forward. I’m only shingling a small shelter I built and not an entire house or building but this has been fantastic. Very straight to the point, enough information for you to complete the project properly but not too much information or too in depth to over complicate it.
You are the best person on RUclips. Your videos are so detailed that after watching them anyone could feel confident in doing the job correctly. Love all your videos. This one was excellent. Adding in the safety harness in the end was a great finish.
I appreciate that Scott! Safety is very important to me, so I had to include that in the video. I hope you learned a thing or two with this for you. Take care!
One of the most detailed roof shingle videos i've seen. Thank you for taking the time with details.
POV camera work, and the quality and detail of installation are too. Thanks for all the professional tips.
Well done. Used this and a few other videos last fall to re-shingle my back porch roof and it came out great! Re-referencing it as I am building a garage and 2 days out from doing my shingles.
The absolute best roofing video I’ve watched on RUclips. You are a great instructor sir. Thank you
I just started in the roofing industry writing supplements, this was a great tutorial to help me understand the parts. Thanks.
I am about to do my first roofing project and think this did an excellent job of breaking down essentially everything I would need to know. I am not doing a whole roof, yet, but this will get me through what I am planning.
Awesome! I hope this is a great resource for you. Good luck with your project!
@TheExcellentLaborer It helped out tons! One thing I forgot was to put up flashing where my shingles meet a wall. Is there something I can do to remedy that without having to rework shingles?
Amazing DIY video tutorial! Step-by-step clear instructions, well shot and edited. THANK YOU!!!!!
Amazingly clear. I have to shingle a roof soon, and I now feel very confident about some of the finer detail work and finishing touches.
Thanks to this video I can do a small roof job tomorrow- feeling pretty good
I found the entire video helpful, but really appreciated the simple approach to the drip edge. Every other video indicated scribing lines and removing the drip edge to make a more complicated cut. Like your method best, especially for a DIY'er that doesn't do it everyday.
Best video I could find. We're building our first shed, and this has been a big help.
Thank you for taking the time to do a decent roofing demonstration! You are very knowledgeable and informative about the job!
Josh, thankyou for your precise instructions, you are an excellent teacher!
I appreciate that!
You do a great job both explaining and filming everything.
Thanks, Tim! It takes time while I am working to do it but I’m glad I can help people. Stay tuned for more!
My skill level to home improvement or construction is novice. I do enjoy building and learning how things work. I enjoyed this video very much. It was detailed, explanatory, and at a good pace. I’m now locked into this channel. Thank you
Thanks, Josh, for your informative video. It was very helpful. Thanks also for the tips on suiting up the fall-arrest system. It's a rarity for roofing videos; but, given the amount of deaths each year from workers falling from heights, it is much needed. Mike Pereira, Toronto, ON, Canada.
about to re-do the shingles on my car port and did shingles a long time ago but forgot what was involved, this is a great refresher
thank you bro
GREAT video. Thanks much. FYI (for beginners) ridge vents come in variations depending on climate. My neighborhood is in a snow belt and the builder used ridge vent designed for non-snow zones. our attics were found to be full of snow. We are are all replacing out ridge vents for the snow-zone.
You have produced the most comprehensive video on roofing! I just built a roof extension after following the dorm construction videos with valley framing and sheathing the videos saved me a tremendous about of time. Thanks!
I do try to put as much information in each video when I make one. I hate when I am trying to learn something right video in a small detail as important is left out. I appreciate you watching!
This is one of the best videos this guy helps very well very clear everything
Do I work in construction? No, Do I need to get this done? No because I can't even buy a home, but I still this because it was intriguing.
100% it's the best video.
Thank you I appreciate that!
You really make great videos.... Very complete, clear and detailed explanations. You're one of my 1st go to channel when I want to understand how to do something correctly. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I'm sure it took quite a bit of your time to film and produce this, it's greatly appreciated! Also, it's nice to see craftsmanship that you've shown here! Excellent work!
Wow, this is agreat video! I appreciate you looking out for people. Not everybody can afford to just, "pay" someone to do this. Bedides, for me personally, I appreciate the knowledge, and if applied, the wisdom gained.
Great job on all the explanation of everything it takes to roof. Always checking with your local codes is so important because some areas require two rows of ice shield because of the overhang of the roof. This gives plenty of safety for ice building up. Dimensional are always such a great look and actually are not a huge cost factor. Regular tab shingles I've done, I've off set 3 rows that would show more of a diagonal look instead of every other row staggered.
I've measured from the ridge as well when you get closer to the top so the top looks straight. Of course as you stated, everyone has a different way. Huge crews of 8-10 are amazing to watch how well they all have a way to do each part. It looks like the roof is being poured on. Cutters do their thing as others do.
I've never had the chance to use that style ridge vent and it does look really nice when done.
If cap shingles are available. I like that too. It saves a lot of time and cutting which offsets the cost as well.
Glad you covered the importance of safety as well. I know a roofing company that has special shoes with a tall heel so on 12/12 pitch (even 6/12 pitch) it doesn't bother your ankles.
Great job Josh and get some sunscreen on my friend. Hahaha
🔨🔨👍🏻👍🏻
Oh yes, it’s amazing how codes vary so much from town to town and county to county. I remember doing three tab shingles when I was a kid and they are much different than the dimensionals. A dimensional shingle install is much quicker and looks better.
Oh wow you have much more experience working with crews of roofers versus me. It’s typically me and one helper or my father. Oh yes, safety is very important and I definitely agree I need more sunscreen on lol. My wife said it’s the best farmers tan she has ever seen! I hope all is well with you David and I appreciate you watching!
@@TheExcellentLaborer it is a difference with just roofers and a builder. I'm grateful that your Dad is involved like mine was when he was with us and the same with my father-in-law. Miss them both, but definitely a lot learned from them. Stay safe and get that pf80 sunscreen. Hahaha
Spot on, you explained everything in great detail. It was direct and right to the point. Well done, Thank You
I liked it for the most part besides two thing. The drip edge on the eve should be the one to get that folded tab and the rake needs cut to fit perfectly and make a pretty point on the bottom when they meet . And the nails on the pipeboot should never have exposed nails don’t shoot the bottom just the top and sides
Well done! Much appreciated as I prep for shingling my garage. I have shingled many years ago but this is a fabulous how-to to review all of the steps.👍🏻👍🏻
Your videos are some of the best I've ever seen. Thank you for your time and instruction and sharing this know-how for all to learn.
Thank you Jason! I am thankful for subscribers like you that make this channel possible. Good luck with your projects!
Great video! I appreciate the level of detail and explanation you give. I also that you don’t worry about keeping your videos short and get everything in one video instead of several shorter ones.
Thanks Nicolas! I know some projects are much more acceptable to have a short video. Some videos have to be long like this one to include all the details. I appreciate you commenting on my channel. Thanks for watching!
I start work tomorrow and this video helped alot
I’m glad this video is a good resource for you. Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for your videos brother! I have used them to build my 4 car garage and renovate my large shed. You are the best!
You are welcome! I am passing along the teachings of my father through RUclips. I’m so thankful for this opportunity to help others. Good luck with the rest of your project!
@@TheExcellentLaborer Your father did a great job raising you and I know that he’s proud of what you are doing for us!
Wow. Having second thoughts about doing it myself. Hopefully I can find someone who knows what you know.
An art and a science.
Somethings are definitely better to just hire out. It’s a decision you will have to make! Thanks for watching!
@@TheExcellentLaborer I do consider myself somewhat handy (if not handsome 🙂) but tell me this, do you do your own plumbing?
There is that notion of "if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself..." and then there's the notion of you don't know what the f you're talking about.
I'm gonna try the steel roof that just blew off my carport (after 70mph winds and >20 years) before I consider what to do about the double shingled roof on my house.
Great vid, and God Bless the internet!
I just got into roofing and I got to say you made a great video 👍
Easily a 9.5/10 video. Awesome production with a few tricks new to me. My only concerns/recommendations:
- A brief discussion on why pinching underlayment under the rake metal but hanging over the fascia metal would have been nice; I've had senior installers train BOTH ways, with one yelling at me for NOT pinching underlayment under fascia metal for fear wind will eventually lift up that first run of underlayment/starters and get at the deck - a fear that is clearly eliminated by using butyl-backed (sticky) ice-and-water barrier for your first run anyway. Obviously standard underlayment falling over the fascia metal ensures moisture weeping does not fall behind the fascia wood, right?
- Nails securing your T-metal should have been completely hidden by the ice and water underlayment, no? And if I'm understanding right the outer fascia will also be attached by another run of nails through your T-metal. Shouldn't your ice-and-water barrier be installed to the farthest-most point of your T-metal to cover that eventual run of nails, too?
- You used a T-style drip metal versus the more common L-style; it would be awesome if a pro of your nature - and ability to articulate - would make a damn good video covering different drip metals and how to cut them.
- Fast shinglers like to use the guide on their coil nailers to space out their book and ensure they're shooting the correct line without thinking much. That would be cool to hear a brief mention of.
- Not sure I heard mention of closed versus open soffits, and the importance of switching to a staple gun to avoid unsightly penetrations.
Thank you for your effort!
Excellent description, thanks.
I try to keep my videos very detailed. Thanks for watching!
Awesome, Josh, I have to replace 2 sheets of OSB on my patio roof, the previous owner didn't flash the end and now the edge boards soaked up rainwater. Need to replace about 16' across and 5' up the shingles and tar paper.
I love the way you explain this. Now I have a great idea of what I need for my roof
What a wonderful teaching tool. Thank you.
Thank You very much for this detailed tutorial. This really helped me with fixing my roof.
By far the most detailed tutorial out there.
Thanks alot for taking time to explain the full details.
Thanks for the great video. Wow, that's a lot of work, but I see how a guy can save some money.
Great video. I was looking to understand how shingling a roof worked. I have a chicken coop I'm building and I wanted to shingle it. This video was really helpful.
Shingles would be great on a chicken coop. I’m glad the video was helpful. Goodluck with the project!
Thank you so much for filming, editing, and publishing this video. You really do a great job of going over the details without belaboring the viewer. I think I might just hit play and let your video run so you can get more advertising dollars. 😏
This is a great video! Thanks for posting! I did lose count on how many times you said "as you can see" 😂.
Just found your channel and have been binge watching. Great videos! Surprised to learn you are a respiratory therapist. Circa 1970-71 l worked as an inhalation therapist which were the beginnings of the respiratory therapy field. In fact, I passed the first national examination for A.A.I.T. Certification. Keep up the great work!
Oh wow congrats on being a respiratory therapist as well! It’s definitely not a bad job to have for sure. I’m glad you found my channel as well. It should be helpful if you are new to DIY and construction. Stay tuned for more videos! Thanks for watching!
Your content is priceless. Thank you.
Thanks for tuning in. I hope you find all my videos as helpful as this one!
Such a good video, very thorough. The break down at the end was awesome.
Great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I will do my own roof and save a ton of money.
Top notch educational video. I wish I would have watched this before starting my garage roof 😅
Great video to show step by step to install shingles. Thank you
I try to make all of my videos detailed like this one. Thanks for your comment. Good luck with your project!
I enjoy watching your video, tomorrow we have our shingles change now we have an idea how they will do it..Thank you for your instructional videos❤
Thank you for the roofing video, you’re explained every detailed of it, good job.
Thanks I never knew roofing would be so cool!
Really like your time lapse shots
Thanks for your input! I always enjoy time lapse as well. Be sure to subscribe for more videos to come!
This man needs a RUclips award 🎉 for having such a perfect video!
Lmao😂....no ice and watershield on the eves. No drip edge. And he stacks his shingles over the peak
Outstanding as usual. Excellent instruction. Thank you sir.
Excellent video. I noticed that the amount of rope that you have between the anchor and your back is far greater than the distance you would be falling if you were to fall off this particular roof, especially with the additional expanding 6 feet of the fall strap added into the equation. You might want to get a few more anchor points if you are doing another long roof like this so you can keep the yellow rope no longer than the length of the pitch of the roof. As you had it set up while you were working at the edge of the roof in the earlier part of the video, you'd hit the ground long before the rope would ever be able to save you...
God bless u sir for what ur doing and sharing it 🙏
Gracias por tu video aprendí mucho que Dios te bendiga!
Excellent video, excellent!
Thank you, Mark!
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Great job and as you can see you know what you’re doing!!
Man i could sure use your help with my roof. It needs a complete overhaul. Great video btw
Thank you for the detailed roofing instruction. The only missing part was how to remove the old shingles and replace damaged sheathing plywoods.
I feel like I can probably do my own roof now! Thanks for the video
Do you or have you ever taught (besides RUclips) you are great! Your explanations, the best. Thanks
I have not done any educating outside of youtube other than I was a tutor one time and I have children 😃 I enjoy making these videos. Thanks for the compliment!
Hell yeah I like that staple gun
It is a major time saver! Thanks for watching!
Excellent job 👏
Thanks I appreciate that!
You put a lot of trust in the truss peaks I've set more trusses than I care to think about but when the ceilings inside change so does the truss although not by much but enough to throw your measurements off when measuring down to pop lines for your shingles and I'm sure you know that but a lot of people don't realize that. In any case a quick glance down the peak will tell ya which truss to pull measurements from.
I'm just rambling I'm sure most people watching know this
Given the working conditions your video was flawless. God Bess EBW M.Ed. USN Ret.
Thank you! Yes, it is very difficult to make videos on construction sites. He usually works out but takes time. I appreciate the comment!