AMKuska
Garden Master
Looking good!
I have a metal roof. Love it.Hot! It’s 99F heat index is 107F
We got 3 sheets of OSB torn off yesterday and 1/2” plywood put on.
My rafters are 2”x2” !!!!! There were some rotten places on the ends of the “rafters”, so I ripped a 2x4 and cut pieces of that. We scabbed in 2x2s next to the rotted parts.
We were hot, soaking wet, took several water breaks and went inside to cool off.
This morning neighbor Chase came back. We tore off 2 sheets of OSB and laid down plywood. Did repairer to “rafters”. We put drip edge along the front edge and laid out one strip of 48” underlayment. It was after 11:15, so we rolled the tarps back out and quit. We sat in the house for an hour, drinking lemonade and ice water. My clothes were still wet.
Two men a mt church convinced me to put on a metal roof. After seeing the rafters, I got to thinking that nobody needs to be walking around on that roof, so I called and checked prices. It only cost $300 more. I placed the order!
I hitched trailer and returned the shingles.
Still have to finish the underlayment on front side of roof. Then pull up rotted OSB on back side of house, put down underlayment.
Then go but 1x4s for lath strips and put those on roof.
Will this ever end?
I have a metal roof. Love it.
I hope your foot feels better soon!Yesterday after church, I dropped a 2x6 on my foot. Painful, I could barely hobble around. Spent rest of day with foot propped up. Taking today off as well. I’m sore and beat up all over, so a day of rest is a good thing.
Ummm how do you know ow what needto be done when you replace roofs? Have you done this before? Asking because I'm cluelessJust came off the roof. Worked by myself this morning. I got 2 spans of radiant heat barrier down. Ran out . Need to go buy 2x4s . Got 2 rolls of heat barrier ordered, supposed to be here tomorrow.
Soaking wet, look like I played in a water sprinkler. It would have been more fun!
It’s getting cloudy, might rain.
When I was in my early twenties, I moved to the Lufkin area and couldn’t find a job. I went to the employment office for help finding a job. A man walked in looking for help, said he roofed houses and I said, I’ll work! And he hired me. We did tear offs and put back on, new construction, houses and new apartment buildings. I learned the trade. It has served me well through the years. Twice I’ve roofed my own house, this makes the third time. I’ve helped others with their roof, done small storage buildings and saved a lot of money by doing it myself.Ummm how do you know ow what needto be done when you replace roofs? Have you done this before? Asking because I'm clueless