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Asphalt Roof Shingles Installation
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" Jack is pretty traditional roofing situation isn't it yes it has Bob what are some of the materials that are already down what's the black stuff well -- the ice and water -- that the -- that your machine pictures of -- water from backing up under the rule -- Well you have got snow and ice on the roof in the wintertime when you have the freeze the lines -- there's a buildup but. Normally put -- 36 inch tip now it is a new idea to put in 22 layers well when you have Bob pictures in terms you know that is interesting bit better you better to put on the two way. That's a good point visited pretty shallow pitch just about every twelve herself yes. And then I noticed that you've got aluminum on the edge. That we got -- inch aluminum drip edge here. And -- there's a lot of the water to drain really awful lot of heads of the rope without getting behind the wall like in the won't be any gutter on Iraq. I don't believe so I don't think you need it yeah. -- fishing villages that well. This isn't fiberglass asphalt composition shingle what's the warranty nine point five your honor okay tonight's choice that the architect made is that. Domination of the red in the green mineral granules. When the whole thing is then you look at it from a business that really does look like slate it back yeah. So tell me Howard spelling here. Obviously we're shipping it in place we'll whereas his being a nail on the ground in the shingles and -- being fitted according to the manufacturer's. Not a vacation they're being bagged it up here made it into place right so that you don't have any joint breaking on top of -- doing exactly rather. Asked. I think -- job he'll come up to the talk and act block at that point will install the on these fifteen pound felt paper. Down over the edge of the guys who want it to you ride. OK so this is just fifteen pound felt bad for the way you normally would go over the whole roof fighting fear real need one layer of it and it. Hi guys do what kind of nails is he using to put this -- well you're going to write -- wild man Elton might be over here and -- their way out and aluminum. They're an aluminum -- yes and that's. OK and then once you get to they have. To make a cut. Andy -- overlap the from the other direction. Now putting shingles on active group like this on the actual camp. Involves running the courses into each other and then trimming right. Exactly what -- doing there is he's taken the access they overlap and trimming it back so that back out. The longest hair who will always nice and now what. Brian's doing that dropped the bodies he's putting out. One shingle and ways to use as a got a guy and we can snap lines from. The whole length of the hair. And then we will follow that quietly installing. Caps up the hand. At a caps we -- just. Cut from regular. Shingles right yes that's shingle is made up of 31 board's actions that make up and down into single one -- action needs action becomes the cap and you tapered back via the top -- exactly we cut them back about -- So you always start at the outside of the -- Jack with the caps yeah we always -- point work our way up with the caps. The one that Brian has the first one down comes out of nowhere should be -- on both sides plotting a thing that at this point one nice. Carpet flush with the drip edge and the birth let's then shingles on each side right and we follows the line any snap not. As he progresses up the hip with the caps. -- Jackson now you've got a situation where this sloped roof this camp. Comes into the gable end of the the -- And it beats back its board and aluminum flashing."
" Yeah they're very they're splashing and I don't make the transition from the blueprint for the sidewall of article to the slope yes and we will be installer -- the shingles and all of that right -- will be didn't. By the shingles on the roof and and -- kind of look at how an elaborate on the sidewalk actually."
" Aluminum is an inexpensive flashing material but it's not easy to work with in the situation. -- I'm -- our audience here at work when. They go."
" And order to get full coverage here this one last step. And here you're actually putting the -- upside down. Yes what we're gonna put the shingle side down jacket in place. And then will snapple line. Approximately bottom of this shingle. And cut all these three -- deadlines and that will keep an -- straight line across the face of that Daniel cover the adhesive at the top. Exactly. --"
" Just another trick of the trade nice job gas."