Can verify is actual roofer, I spent 3 weeks working on a roofing crew, I figured there had to be a better way to tear off than how we were doing it. Like some kind of strategy to keep things cleaned up easier after the tear off is done, it seemed like half the job was clean up after the roof was done.
Can verify is actual roofer, I spent 3 weeks working on a roofing crew, I figured there had to be a better way to tear off than how we were doing it. Like some kind of strategy to keep things cleaned up easier after the tear off is done, it seemed like half the job was clean up after the roof was done.
With practice and shingles that aren't too crumbly, you can get them off whole and stack in a pile for the labor person to throw in whatever you're using to haul them away in.
With practice and shingles that aren't too crumbly, you can get them off whole and stack in a pile for the labor person to throw in whatever you're using to haul them away in.
That would probably work better, everything just got tossed off the roof onto tarps on that crew and it was a mess.
That would probably work better, everything just got tossed off the roof onto tarps on that crew and it was a mess.
I hated the 2 and 3 layer jobs where the bottom layer/s would crumble into little pieces, we called the "tater chips"
I hated the 2 and 3 layer jobs where the bottom layer/s would crumble into little pieces, we called the "tater chips"
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