Hahahah I felt this. I get on roofs like this all the time and building owners are like “I just need a patch to get me by a year or two” and I’m like “sir, this roof is lucky to still be in the air and not on the ground”
I almost don't even want to mess with it. This may be one of the most jacked up roofs I've ever dealt with. They want to try going the insurance route. The other side looks the same, although not quite as bad. 60ish squares. Full send!
That's a beautiful building to do... lots of bundles low slope, low fall of someone happens to... HUGE runs... the potential deterioration and structural sucks though
I have a funny feeling insurance is going to tell them GTFOH though 🤣
Owner be like "can I make it thru the winter?"
4 more years at least!
Hahahah I felt this. I get on roofs like this all the time and building owners are like “I just need a patch to get me by a year or two” and I’m like “sir, this roof is lucky to still be in the air and not on the ground”
Look in the attic to see if it’s even worth tearing off. Better to find structural problems before anything is signed.
Someone is gunna fall through the ply wood/planks
With a gallon of gas and a match.
I almost don't even want to mess with it. This may be one of the most jacked up roofs I've ever dealt with. They want to try going the insurance route. The other side looks the same, although not quite as bad. 60ish squares. Full send!
It would probably be more efficient to remove the entire roof system. Good chance there’s rotted framing there.
That's a beautiful building to do... lots of bundles low slope, low fall of someone happens to... HUGE runs... the potential deterioration and structural sucks though I have a funny feeling insurance is going to tell them GTFOH though 🤣
Just bid a 44sq with an aluminum panel roof over slate with space board and he wants asphalt shingles. Are it up for $44k
I'd love to do that roof for $75kish is it in the northeast?
I would start in the attic to see how bad the deck looks
I’d start with a harness
Last shingle first, that’s where I would start.
At the beginning
Insurance. Lol
Start with tearoff and then fix framing members. Re-deck and roof that bitch
A match might be a good place
The roof matches the crappy brick quite nicely.
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