I'm officially swamped with work, hopefully the rainy season doesn't make that liberal.
Wonderful!!! Think you could use a little help...oh, say an hour or two in the next few months?
I'm officially swamped with work, hopefully the rainy season doesn't make that liberal.
I'm swamped with work too, except it's roofing....YIPPEE!!!!..............KNOT!
I've thought about offering to help however I could, but if fell and broke my foot again, I'd be majorly hosed all around. Are they low pitched roofs like the one at that oak I took down for the church, or are they stupid steep like mine?
I'm just frustrated over the one I'm on now. It's plank decking, built in the 40s or 50s. You tear off for two hours, patch bad decking for two hours, then spend the rest of the day nailing back on, hoping you don't bust another plank. The next three are plywood, so should be a breeze. It wouldn't be so bad, but I'm out of shape for roofing.
Whatchu mean "stupid steep"? Yours ain't steep....it's just right for roofing. A "flat" pitch, say 4-12 or 5-12 is hard on the back. 10-12 through 12-12 is steep enough to need roof jacks for most folks. 6-12 through 9-12 are the perfect pitches for roofing as far as being easy on the back. Jest have to watch it and don't slide off.....