I DONT UNDERSTAND WHY THEY STILL SELLING THOSE PLASTIC BASE COLLAR JACKS. THEY ALWAYS BREAK WHERE U NAIL THEM OR SHRINK WHEN U DON'T PUT ENOUGH NAILS.
All of the shingles I've renailed in this neighborhood are holding just fine. The shingles are only nine years old -- I know, sometimes 25 year shingles don't last that long . . .
Most of the nails were "blown through" during installation; the ones that were nailed properly (about 40%) are holding OK.
I like what you commented on -- it does happen . . .
@MdRoofingServices, I always found staples work better with OSB chip board. nails just seem to blow holes into the material, the main reason for over driven nails, or blow through's. OSB, as shingles are just trash being used for building materials. out west here in calif, heat, the sun, and pollution, play hell with asphalt shingles.
Yeah, you guys have a lot more heat to contend with, and I bet the older OSB has turned to sawdust by now . . .
In this subdivision you're looking at, half of the roofs were done with staples, the other half with pneumatic nails. The OSB was actually half decent.
Some of the areas we've been in the OSB had never been directly exposed to the weather and was just "gone." Different quality points, for sure . . .
When I do repairs I always use CDX plywood so I can sleep at nght.
Sometimes I wonder about that. I think in our state it's because roofing contractors don't have to have the same licensing -- in fact none at all -- to do the work.
That usually means that even the "minimum standards" required by licensing don't even come into play.
Sorry, Bob G, we're a local company in the Maryland Suburbs of Washington, D.C. Good luck, and try to find a contractor that uses before, during, and after pictures as part of their package.
Very nice demonstration.
sprayfoamroofs 1 year ago
I DONT UNDERSTAND WHY THEY STILL SELLING THOSE PLASTIC BASE COLLAR JACKS. THEY ALWAYS BREAK WHERE U NAIL THEM OR SHRINK WHEN U DON'T PUT ENOUGH NAILS.
2miangels 1 year ago
their old dry shingles. heat from the nail in the summer time, eats right through the shingle. shingles are trash.
mr1nutwonder 2 years ago
All of the shingles I've renailed in this neighborhood are holding just fine. The shingles are only nine years old -- I know, sometimes 25 year shingles don't last that long . . .
Most of the nails were "blown through" during installation; the ones that were nailed properly (about 40%) are holding OK.
I like what you commented on -- it does happen . . .
-Bill T-
MdRoofingServices 2 years ago
@MdRoofingServices, I always found staples work better with OSB chip board. nails just seem to blow holes into the material, the main reason for over driven nails, or blow through's. OSB, as shingles are just trash being used for building materials. out west here in calif, heat, the sun, and pollution, play hell with asphalt shingles.
mr1nutwonder 2 years ago
Yeah, you guys have a lot more heat to contend with, and I bet the older OSB has turned to sawdust by now . . .
In this subdivision you're looking at, half of the roofs were done with staples, the other half with pneumatic nails. The OSB was actually half decent.
Some of the areas we've been in the OSB had never been directly exposed to the weather and was just "gone." Different quality points, for sure . . .
When I do repairs I always use CDX plywood so I can sleep at nght.
-BT-
MdRoofingServices 2 years ago
majority of the builders are idiots and have no business building a house.
brokenarrow2222 2 years ago
Sometimes I wonder about that. I think in our state it's because roofing contractors don't have to have the same licensing -- in fact none at all -- to do the work.
That usually means that even the "minimum standards" required by licensing don't even come into play.
-Bill T-
MdRoofingServices 2 years ago
Great information. Do you do work in Brookings, Oregon?
bobg3rd 2 years ago
Sorry, Bob G, we're a local company in the Maryland Suburbs of Washington, D.C. Good luck, and try to find a contractor that uses before, during, and after pictures as part of their package.
Bill T.
MdRoofingServices 2 years ago
Thanks for the informative video. The only thing that makes me mad is that I paid $932 for the exact same service you're doing in this video.
Well, at least I understand what's causing all of the blow offs, and now I'm eaven madder!
I will be calling you for my next repair and recommending you to all my friends and coworkers.
SouthernRockDude 3 years ago