Replacing Plywood Roof Decking

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  • Опубликовано: 24 сен 2020
  • In today’s video I will be showing you how to remove and replace roofing plywood decking.
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    If you have ideas for future videos, comment down below!
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Комментарии • 105

  • @larrycrookshanks1646
    @larrycrookshanks1646 2 года назад +5

    You can use a 2" hole saw and drill 2 holes in the rafter 6-12 inches below the skylight and 3"from top to vent the dead space area below the skylight on both sides.

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  2 года назад +1

      That is excellent advice! Thanks for sharing!

  • @Thatguy-sd1kw
    @Thatguy-sd1kw 3 года назад +3

    I work all day on roof then watch videos of guy work on roof. Nice work bruh 👍

  • @louieperri5782
    @louieperri5782 3 года назад +15

    I find it easier to resheath taking a few sheets at a time to always have a safe place to walk on this way you dont end up in the attic!!👍👍

    • @alexpartridge1989
      @alexpartridge1989 3 года назад +4

      I Like to leave few old sheets on to keep the rafters in place while I put install the new sheets. Same deal leaves me something to walk on as well. Especially if the the roof is way out of square. Saves on making slightly angled cuts keeps the seams tight and I don’t have to add any nailers to the rafters. And I staple the baffles to the back of the ply before I lay them.

  • @alexpartridge1989
    @alexpartridge1989 3 года назад +3

    Love your videos Dilly. Fellow Ontario Roofing Contractor here. A lot of hacks in the muskoka area would just shingle right over that shit and caulk the hell out of the skylight or go over with 3/8 ply. Good Content!

  • @hectormontes9880
    @hectormontes9880 3 года назад +2

    Love your videos man!!

  • @tonykeller2839
    @tonykeller2839 3 года назад +3

    Nothing average about your work and knowledge!!! Way above average, that’s the only way to rectify that problem you ran into with that roof. Excellent👏👏👏

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад

      Tony Keller thank you! I really appreciate comments like this!

  • @patrickmclaughlin6013
    @patrickmclaughlin6013 3 года назад

    Baffles??? Brilliant! first roofer I've sen use those. Thanks for the tip.

  • @RichardThompson-gc1cf
    @RichardThompson-gc1cf 3 месяца назад

    NEVER 1/2 PLYWOOD 5/8 OR 3/4 TUNG- GROVE IF THE OWNER WILL PAY THE PRICE. YOU DO GREAT WORK KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDEOS

  • @yesmamm4623
    @yesmamm4623 3 года назад

    Good video dilly!

  • @stevemazzarella7212
    @stevemazzarella7212 3 года назад

    Nice job!!

  • @JuMiMi86
    @JuMiMi86 Месяц назад

    Great content 💪🏾🙏🏾

  • @seanhackney3940
    @seanhackney3940 3 года назад +1

    THE REMOTE SHADED SKYLIGHT DYLAN!!! 😂🤣😂 very informative and overall a great video. Not to mention the hilarious upselling hype man Hahaha. If you guys are ever in WI, please do my roof lol

  • @jorgelopez327
    @jorgelopez327 Год назад

    nice wood work

  • @girlmastergeneral
    @girlmastergeneral 3 года назад

    great music! during the time lapses

  • @kevinhughes5046
    @kevinhughes5046 3 года назад +1

    Nice C.F. reference!

  • @Johnnyobs94
    @Johnnyobs94 3 года назад

    Next roof i need im calling u guys bigggg timeeeeeeee

  • @jakefalasca1561
    @jakefalasca1561 Год назад

    Show how you cut those vent holes in the plywood would help a lot. Great video

  • @hopebaird9655
    @hopebaird9655 Год назад

    Cool song pick to play on your roofing video.

  • @ekim8958
    @ekim8958 10 дней назад

    My roofer said my plywood still looks good and doesn’t need removal. But offered to add in new plywood for my whole roof for $2k. Now I’m beginning to think they are being lazy. You removed the plywood with ease. lol I think I should back out on adding new if it’s still good

  • @chet174able
    @chet174able 3 года назад

    That's awesome using 16 inch on center baffles on 24 inch center roof

  • @randomshortz17
    @randomshortz17 3 года назад +1

    The whole video you just hear bdr in the backround laughing and screaming bigggg timmeeeee lmao

  • @chacotacco6242
    @chacotacco6242 3 года назад +7

    Dilly is trying so hard to be serious and big times in the background acting a fool 😂... I think everybody knows to just look past him at this point 😂😂😂😂
    Big timmeee!!!!
    Your camera skills are on point better then average 🙌

  • @elizabelle1967
    @elizabelle1967 2 года назад +1

    Man I need you near Quebec city next weekend!

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  2 года назад +1

      I like to travel! What are we doing!? :)

    • @elizabelle1967
      @elizabelle1967 2 года назад

      @@DoItWithDill Hi, I don't know if my description will make sense, but the rotten plywood I have to change on a roof is right underneath the point where another roof meets square. Do you have a vid to recommend with this situation?

  • @AK-bi3pk
    @AK-bi3pk 3 года назад +5

    Future video= how to properly flash a chimney. Thank u

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад

      A K will do! And as for the smoking thing. You’re absolutely correct! 😂

    • @Matt-ir1ky
      @Matt-ir1ky 3 года назад

      How to flash it? Bro they just used some stock flashings. Small AF and didn't even have to use steps apparently. Must be nice. EZ af to install and to shingle. Livin' in the future brooo. :D

  • @savaven1
    @savaven1 7 месяцев назад

    Does a roof replacment permit cover the decking and possible truss repair as well ?

  • @carold.7907
    @carold.7907 Год назад

    We have a leak coming through bathroom vent. I removed the boot which didnt seem to have any cracks. It came off rather quickly so the caulking obviously had failed or dried up. Under that area, there was no tar paper and where they changed the sheet of plywood they left a seam of open space about 1/8 of an inch and noticed that the shingles around it were starting to disintegrate. Could the leak have been going through the shingles and trickling down under the plywood even though there were no visible holes? Idk. That would be my guess. Anyways I'm replacing the shingles and ive already laid a new piece of tar paper around the vent pipe. I hope i'll have fixed the problem.

  • @roodypazoo5216
    @roodypazoo5216 2 года назад

    Holmes on homes has nothing on you bro. Good video direct to the point .

  • @juancarlosm2033
    @juancarlosm2033 2 года назад

    Hi, for a roof decking 1/2 in 4x8 plywood works? How about osb? Thank you!!

  • @clarkbreen4634
    @clarkbreen4634 2 года назад

    What type of nails do you use for the DuPont roof protector?

  • @ICXCNIKA3712
    @ICXCNIKA3712 3 года назад +1

    I dont do alot of roofs maybe 3 or 4 a year but was taught to use cap staples or cap nails on underlayment. Do normal roofing nails work just as well?

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад +1

      Colby Thomas we use regular roofing nails if we plan to cover it with shingles that same day. Check local building codes first though.

  • @olivercrisostomo6390
    @olivercrisostomo6390 3 года назад

    what happened to you saying to put underlayment over the ice shield so it will be easier to remove the shingles when its time to replace the roof?

  • @thulsa5218
    @thulsa5218 9 месяцев назад

    I wish this guy was here in AZ to do my roof

  • @Myfriendwaits
    @Myfriendwaits 2 года назад

    Why do you use a hatchet?
    Do you use the sharp end?

  • @boonehelm7271
    @boonehelm7271 3 года назад

    Hey Dilly! I’m in Barrie and have a roofing question. What’s the best platform to reach you on?

  • @patrickobrien8851
    @patrickobrien8851 7 месяцев назад +1

    I enjoyed the video, as I'm stripping a roof this week, and re-decking it with 5/8" sheets. Question about the baffles - what manufacturer and / or supplier? Thank's for the details and the overview as well.

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  7 месяцев назад

      Durovent 22-inch x 4 ft. Rafter Vent - Available at home depot.

    • @patrickobrien8851
      @patrickobrien8851 7 месяцев назад

      @@DoItWithDill: Great - thanks! And you modified these for your use on the roof in this video - I love it. Stay safe up there... !

  • @seanortiz8367
    @seanortiz8367 3 года назад

    About to do the little edition on my house. Didn’t know about the H clips, I assume they are for expansion? And probably a must yeah?

    • @craigfinno551
      @craigfinno551 3 года назад

      H clips are for the space where he showed the plywood was weak in beginning it strengthens the plywood between trusses

    • @DanielinLaTuna
      @DanielinLaTuna Год назад

      The H-clips are for spacing, yes; to allow for the seasonal expansion of the plywood sheets. If Dilly was concerned about strength he would have used 5/8” plywood and not 1/2”.

  • @scotttucker7092
    @scotttucker7092 3 года назад +2

    What is the best fasteners for synthetic felt paper? Looked like roofing nails where used in the video.

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад +1

      Cap nails are best, we use standard roof nails only if it will be covered with shingles the same day!

    • @craigfinno551
      @craigfinno551 3 года назад +1

      If we cover same day we use a t50 slap stapler cheaper than using up a few coils

  • @petemisc4291
    @petemisc4291 Год назад

    Can you just leave the old decking in place and install the new deck on top?

  • @AK-bi3pk
    @AK-bi3pk 3 года назад +12

    Might not be the best idea to smoke while doing that.... Highly flammable lol

    • @phil-oq9id
      @phil-oq9id 3 года назад

      Ha ha I thought exactly the same👍👍

    • @WhiteExcalibur808
      @WhiteExcalibur808 3 года назад

      You guys are so funny 😂🙃😂

    • @mariesacul722
      @mariesacul722 3 года назад

      I'll smoke one or two for him.
      Wish he could come to Tennessee. Fix less than 5 inches on my roofline. And take a trip down the ocoee river on me. This is hard for me. Plus a front birdbox. 🥺

  • @institches2750
    @institches2750 2 года назад +1

    Can you do 1/2 in. ply on a roof with a low slope? 1/12 or 2/12 maybe. Or does it need to be 5/8? I've got 7/16 now, but it's old and rotted from having tree limbs sitting on it.

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  2 года назад +1

      That depends on your local building codes and truss spacing. Most likely you can get away with 1/2 inch though.
      It also depends on load, does it hold a lot of weight in the winter time etc.

  • @Brandon-no3vc
    @Brandon-no3vc 3 года назад +1

    Why is there insulation between the rafters of this cold roof

  • @ivtec845
    @ivtec845 3 года назад +2

    2ft o.c should always get 5/8 ply. You working solo?

  • @abmcd9381
    @abmcd9381 Год назад +1

    if the decking didnt have dry rot but was still 3/8" would you just deck over the old with 1/2"?

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  Год назад

      I would never deck over plywood with plywood. Always better to remove and replace decking.

  • @BobMelsimpleliving.
    @BobMelsimpleliving. 3 года назад

    What size nails do you put in 1/2" plywood sheeting. Thanks. Best wishes Bob.

  • @myway3343
    @myway3343 3 года назад

    Amazing to those of us with soft hands that you guys never use gloves. Being "average" in the roofing game is superior. Stay average my friend>>>

  • @DanielinLaTuna
    @DanielinLaTuna Год назад +2

    As for “upselling”, it would have been better to up sell the roof decking; why go with 1/2”, the minimum, when you could have used 5/8”? For durability (especially in a cathedral ceiling roof (with no attic space) and peace of mind, the customer would have been better served with the stronger plywood.

    • @yonicsanchez226
      @yonicsanchez226 7 месяцев назад

      I was about to say I tought no 1/2 inch could go in a roof

  • @ItsRyanPuleo
    @ItsRyanPuleo 3 года назад +1

    Tim Hortons cup I see! I go to Tim's everyday!! I'm from buffalo ny! Hby?

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад

      Ryan Puleo right across the border in the Niagara Region, Ontario

    • @ItsRyanPuleo
      @ItsRyanPuleo 3 года назад

      Your Average Roofer oh shoot! So close

  • @junijuni2176
    @junijuni2176 3 года назад

    Big time!!!!!

  • @discreetfire
    @discreetfire 3 года назад

    I think I speak for all who would watch this video in saying you're not an "Average Roofer". "Your Expert Roofer" is a better description, but I know modesty is the best policy. Great work all around including production.

  • @kevinhughes5046
    @kevinhughes5046 3 года назад +2

    5/8 should be standard roof decking especially that low of a pitch 2 foot on center and any kind of snow load. Good work with the baffles. Should be a continuous soffit vent, if possible. Average Time!!!

    • @alexpartridge1989
      @alexpartridge1989 3 года назад +1

      Should be..... but that’s not code. And look at the prices of plywood this year lol

  • @handsupbud
    @handsupbud Год назад +1

    I would have never put that skylight back in. They are the worst cause of leaks known to man.

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  Год назад +1

      If they are installed incorrectly yes. I’ve worked on skylights that have been installed for 15+ years.

  • @Txtileman
    @Txtileman 3 года назад

    Why not change out the old insulation

  • @MrTooTechnical
    @MrTooTechnical 2 года назад

    great vid from a canadian boy. please stop smoking, you'll live longer.

  • @67goodoleboy67
    @67goodoleboy67 3 года назад +1

    How do you feel about roofers that screw in decking?

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад

      Screwing does work however screws don’t have the same shear strength as nails do. We prefer nails over screws and staples.

  • @MrJFoster1984
    @MrJFoster1984 3 года назад

    Very average my friend 👍

  • @alexpartridge1989
    @alexpartridge1989 3 года назад +1

    What do you guys do when a roof has been totally iced with that granulated crap? The shingles stick and short of cutting the tabs stripping those and leaving the tops its near impossible to get all the shingle off. Without replacing the plywood all you can do is go over... I use a non granulated ice and water because of this. But its the first thing I look for on a re-roof job. Clients think your nuts when you say they need new ply. Ive been on jobs where they’ve have several re-roofs and there’s 2-3 layers of half shingle stuck to ice and water. Hard to be competitive on those jobs unless its a referral.

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад +2

      We will usually rip the roof off, and let the shingles left on the ice and water bake in the sun for an hour or so and that usually allows them to be lifted.
      If you can’t get them off at that point you have to either a. Go over them or b. Convince the homeowner that it’s the proper way to replace the plywood sheets. If it’s the entire roof, you must explain how the last roofer incorrectly installed the membrane.

  • @atzelsanchez4830
    @atzelsanchez4830 3 года назад

    I saw bdr in the back ground😂

  • @davoyan777
    @davoyan777 2 года назад

    ull turn into a tweeker like him if you work with him everyday bro

  • @joshuamoon3135
    @joshuamoon3135 Год назад

    Never smoke on a open roof! Could only imagine a spark from fallen ash from your cigarette to land and spread in that isolation. But that's what you get for an "average roofer"

  • @efrenhernandez2744
    @efrenhernandez2744 3 года назад

    You can smoke on a roof but please put the buds in your belt. And most importantly never, ever smoke when you have exposed fiberglass (really flammable)

  • @tfl2155
    @tfl2155 3 года назад

    It’s weird seeing josh be normal

  • @mikefrech1123
    @mikefrech1123 3 года назад

    When I was roofing we had a rule that we never smoked on the roof. Can you guess why?

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад +2

      Some idiot caught the roof on fire. We always have extinguishers on site. But you’re right. Probably shouldn’t smoke on the roof.

  • @DTStivi
    @DTStivi 3 года назад

    Be careful when working on high

  • @zeke112964
    @zeke112964 3 года назад

    @4:11 .......Attic space????? @7:05.....It's a vaulted ceiling inside. This guy is as bright as a burnt out light bulb!

  • @67goodoleboy67
    @67goodoleboy67 3 года назад

    That BDR seems like a problem.
    You should fire him.
    Seems intoxicated.

  • @mariesacul722
    @mariesacul722 3 года назад

    What if you went to do just that. And then your roof had ply board on ply board? And your rafter tails where all rotten. And you cannot get through more front boards cause they're too hard to cut. And you cannot scab on to them. Then what? Sigh*
    Just curious.🤔

  • @fdrroofer2036
    @fdrroofer2036 3 года назад +1

    Hey dilly bdr your labourer today ,yell more .

  • @hahshhshshsjs5150
    @hahshhshshsjs5150 3 года назад

    Fucking hate safety man stand coming out and give tickets 🎫

  • @TheSidsixx
    @TheSidsixx 3 года назад

    Fucking head on it

  • @mayakovski
    @mayakovski 3 года назад +1

    Great video but very surprised to see no safety gear for fall arrest, would not let you do my roof. Don't come and work in BC, you'll be fined before you know it and out of the business.

    • @DoItWithDill
      @DoItWithDill  3 года назад +1

      This is a family members home. Safety practices would have been followed if it were a contracted project.

  • @1chabod
    @1chabod 10 месяцев назад

    Good video, but dude, fix your audio. I could barely hear you one moment and then had my ears bleeding the next.
    Just wear a small mic on your collar. Easy fix and will help viewers come back. You have really good content, but horrible sound consistency will force me to Nope out faster than almost anything else.