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JimBoone

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Two months since the day we were going to start "next week", but started on the roof yesterday, please wish me luck as I may need some, it took forever to do the house roof, but at least it looks good to me, hope the motel roof will prove to look good too and not take so long to complete
 
Same color? Love the 'tin' roofs!.
Morticia said:
Same color? Love the 'tin' roofs!
I thought the red on the house looked good, but daughter who has a good eye for color felt it would be too much red since our brick is red and rest of building is painted about the same red so game plan is for green roof, cream trim with the red brick and walls on lower section.
I just hope the hole in the roof is completed before the next rain, really nice guys, but they don't seem to have the same concern I do for getting the job done quickly.
 
Same color? Love the 'tin' roofs!.
Morticia said:
Same color? Love the 'tin' roofs!
I thought the red on the house looked good, but daughter who has a good eye for color felt it would be too much red since our brick is red and rest of building is painted about the same red so game plan is for green roof, cream trim with the red brick and walls on lower section.
I just hope the hole in the roof is completed before the next rain, really nice guys, but they don't seem to have the same concern I do for getting the job done quickly.
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Ah. I was hoping for green. It'll look good.
 
I love my tin roof..
Tin? Wow, it really is another world down there. Membrane flat roofs around here.
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Generic said:
Tin? Wow, it really is another world down there. Membrane flat roofs around here.
Not really tin. Standing seam roofs are very popular. And durable. And, in Vermont, lower your property taxes because they are considered cheap. Excellent for snow removal. It slides right off.
 
I love my tin roof..
Tin? Wow, it really is another world down there. Membrane flat roofs around here.
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Generic said:
Tin? Wow, it really is another world down there. Membrane flat roofs around here.
Not really tin. Standing seam roofs are very popular. And durable. And, in Vermont, lower your property taxes because they are considered cheap. Excellent for snow removal. It slides right off.
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We hear a lot of stories about roof cave-ins.
 
I love my tin roof..
Tin? Wow, it really is another world down there. Membrane flat roofs around here.
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Generic said:
Tin? Wow, it really is another world down there. Membrane flat roofs around here.
Not really tin. Standing seam roofs are very popular. And durable. And, in Vermont, lower your property taxes because they are considered cheap. Excellent for snow removal. It slides right off.
.
We hear a lot of stories about roof cave-ins.
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We call them tin roofs because they are metal. Mine is not going anywhere because it is over my previous roof - essentially giving me 2 roofs (just had a leak problem with the original shingle roof). We are allowed to have the 2-roofs. Next time roof is needed, They have to take one off (supposedly in another 38 years).
 
I love my tin roof..
Tin? Wow, it really is another world down there. Membrane flat roofs around here.
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Generic said:
Tin? Wow, it really is another world down there. Membrane flat roofs around here.
Not really tin. Standing seam roofs are very popular. And durable. And, in Vermont, lower your property taxes because they are considered cheap. Excellent for snow removal. It slides right off.
.
We hear a lot of stories about roof cave-ins.
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We call them tin roofs because they are metal. Mine is not going anywhere because it is over my previous roof - essentially giving me 2 roofs (just had a leak problem with the original shingle roof). We are allowed to have the 2-roofs. Next time roof is needed, They have to take one off (supposedly in another 38 years).
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I've been dreaming of a solar roof, but they don't really make them for flat roofs and that's what most of us in the city have.
 
Solar cells on a flat roof are very easy, you only need a support and you can install at the optimum angle and direction. Just Google fo Canada....
Solar Mounting Systems and Metal Fabrication
Innovative solar mounting systems and design tools for residential, commercial, and utility-scale PV projects. Each solar mounting system can be individually designed as a cost-effective solution for ground or roof. S,,,,, has over 40 years of experience in manufacturing of steel and aluminum products and over 20 years in solar mounting systems.
 
Same color? Love the 'tin' roofs!.
Morticia said:
Same color? Love the 'tin' roofs!
I thought the red on the house looked good, but daughter who has a good eye for color felt it would be too much red since our brick is red and rest of building is painted about the same red so game plan is for green roof, cream trim with the red brick and walls on lower section.
I just hope the hole in the roof is completed before the next rain, really nice guys, but they don't seem to have the same concern I do for getting the job done quickly.
.
Ah. I was hoping for green. It'll look good.
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I hope that will be the case, looks better after yesterday with the sheeting replaced, but unfortunately just the first section of several.
 
Solar cells on a flat roof are very easy, you only need a support and you can install at the optimum angle and direction. Just Google fo Canada....
Solar Mounting Systems and Metal Fabrication
Innovative solar mounting systems and design tools for residential, commercial, and utility-scale PV projects. Each solar mounting system can be individually designed as a cost-effective solution for ground or roof. S,,,,, has over 40 years of experience in manufacturing of steel and aluminum products and over 20 years in solar mounting systems..
Interesting. I don't see a list of partners that install. The advantage with the Tesla system is that you really don't see that it's solar panels... which I might need city permission to install. And of course, it would be nice to have the battery pack, though we are legally allowed to send electricity back into the electric system and have them reduce our bill.
There is also a soda can heater. Been thinking of building that for my garage. Should bring up the temp in the winter with no cost. Because it's not really heated at the moment.
 
How's the roof coming?.
Lee2014 said:
How's the roof coming?
Thanks for asking, but not too much to show as yet, At least that gaping hole is covered, but still some sheeting to be replaced so it will be messy again before it is finished. Got that part dried in Friday, lucky considering all the heavy rain yesterday, pretty weather today, but no roofers, see what tomorrow brings.
 
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It it has taken too long, but roof is getting finished at last, original date was to be finished in September, really started in October and finishing in December, now my spring job will be outside painting.
 
Love it. It may be later than you wanted, but it is DONE!! And it looks VERY nice.
 
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