Linking Up
SYS
Thu Aug 18, 2005 6:56 pm
Alright as I was building my site I was thinking that would be cool if there was a page on the internet somewhere, with just links to roofing companys in different states and etc. So I want to make this page. I will not give any more credit to one than it does another. If you want a link to your site listed post here k...
Master
Thu Aug 18, 2005 9:08 pm
Can we seethe site first?
Pride_roofing
Thu Aug 18, 2005 10:24 pm
Interested.
SYS
Fri Aug 19, 2005 8:34 am
I can't make the site without the links
You can look at my site but it wont be the same as my site I have a links page there that will be similar.
It will be a page of links to other sites. Was going to link it up to tons of spots. It will have alot of the same links that are on my site but no buttons or banners that give any one company the credit. It will be one page no pornographic material not a bunch of flashing crap cause I personally can't stand all the flashing and flickering. It address will be http://www.geocities.com/roofing_companys Nothing is there yet though so it will bring you to a blank yahoo page.... On the top it will say Roofing Company's then will have links to roofing company's graphic or text can be your company logo as the graphic below that a company name and location. Then under that will be links to material manufacturer sites and various other roofing related sites. Some of those sites are also link indexes. This helps up your internet search engine results.
QRFL I got something for your site.
You can look at my site but it wont be the same as my site I have a links page there that will be similar.
It will be a page of links to other sites. Was going to link it up to tons of spots. It will have alot of the same links that are on my site but no buttons or banners that give any one company the credit. It will be one page no pornographic material not a bunch of flashing crap cause I personally can't stand all the flashing and flickering. It address will be http://www.geocities.com/roofing_companys Nothing is there yet though so it will bring you to a blank yahoo page.... On the top it will say Roofing Company's then will have links to roofing company's graphic or text can be your company logo as the graphic below that a company name and location. Then under that will be links to material manufacturer sites and various other roofing related sites. Some of those sites are also link indexes. This helps up your internet search engine results.
QRFL I got something for your site.
Master
Fri Aug 19, 2005 12:50 pm
AWWWW sys you guys "book" or "rack" your three tabs. Tsk tsk tsk.
Doesnt anyone stairstep anymore? I do not know anyone in my area (except us) that does, but this is mostly because they do not know how to get them straight.
Doesnt anyone stairstep anymore? I do not know anyone in my area (except us) that does, but this is mostly because they do not know how to get them straight.
SYS
Fri Aug 19, 2005 4:36 pm
lol your a funny guy Master. I do stair step them and keep them straight with 2 bottom lines 2 bonds and my guage. I only shot gun them for special people.
QRFL
Fri Aug 19, 2005 9:15 pm
cool sys e-mail,or pm or you know how to reach me.
3-tabs..mmmm i just cut my books and keep checking with my 5 5/8 gauge on the side to make sure is not going off. comes out nice. i never really tried to do the brick pattern.... dont like it
3-tabs..mmmm i just cut my books and keep checking with my 5 5/8 gauge on the side to make sure is not going off. comes out nice. i never really tried to do the brick pattern.... dont like it
Master
Fri Aug 19, 2005 10:17 pm
Want a three tab starting tip, guaranteed to keep them there water slots straight a long as your starters and rake are straight (relatively square)?
SYS
Sat Aug 20, 2005 12:50 am
Well heck yeah Master share the good ideas.
Here's two tips for tear off,
in regards to the gutter's being cleaned out. You know how you use couch cushin (can't spell that sorry) on the steeper sloped for grip. The wrapping on them the cushin cover makes the best bag to put all the gutter debris in. Very durable and it can sit on the roof (lower slope) with out falling off. I use a bent flashing slide it down the gutter and when its full pour the mountain into the cushin cover.
Next tip when dealing with yards with lots of gravel type rocks and bushes around the perimiter. Even if you use tarps those pesky lil nails get lost in rock real easy and bush. I use an old speaker magnet with a shoe string tied to it. The one magnet with the wheels on it don't get into tight spaces and is pretty useless over rocks.
Those are both nice little time savers. Now on with your good idea Master!
Here's two tips for tear off,
in regards to the gutter's being cleaned out. You know how you use couch cushin (can't spell that sorry) on the steeper sloped for grip. The wrapping on them the cushin cover makes the best bag to put all the gutter debris in. Very durable and it can sit on the roof (lower slope) with out falling off. I use a bent flashing slide it down the gutter and when its full pour the mountain into the cushin cover.
Next tip when dealing with yards with lots of gravel type rocks and bushes around the perimiter. Even if you use tarps those pesky lil nails get lost in rock real easy and bush. I use an old speaker magnet with a shoe string tied to it. The one magnet with the wheels on it don't get into tight spaces and is pretty useless over rocks.
Those are both nice little time savers. Now on with your good idea Master!
Pride_roofing
Sat Aug 20, 2005 1:43 am
WHat i think Master is talking about is the old school way of laing the down the stepped off method. Nromally and let me know if is this in correct but snapping lines and measuring to continue the run striaght. Using G-Tape will give the same effect but less effort involved. AS long as measuing is done properly your ok. The lines on the felt also when installed correctly witl runn the lines striahg tbut well i for some reason have never seen striahgt with the eave paper. I just snap lines. FOr all who know i am abriasive but dont mean to be, if i offended or upset i appoligize and yes Master going on vaca in 2 weeks. Thinkin of san diego. See q. Never been there so it will be new. Stress is emence with the problems at work. I have not spoken of but everything is ok with me partner and business is making money. In closing from now on if someone wants to sell at whatever number thats there thing.
Master
Sat Aug 20, 2005 2:47 am
I just throw the gutter debris onto the roof or tarps before final cleanup for roof.
They make magnets with handles for the rocks and small spaces.
I am talking about installing....are you ready for this?.......a shingle gauge set 6" from the end of the hammer head into the wood handle. So simple in design, yet sooooo effective. I am applying for a patent.
They make magnets with handles for the rocks and small spaces.
I am talking about installing....are you ready for this?.......a shingle gauge set 6" from the end of the hammer head into the wood handle. So simple in design, yet sooooo effective. I am applying for a patent.
Pride_roofing
Sat Aug 20, 2005 2:54 am
i use 1x6s that are held by multiple ladders. High pich scafoling is there to stop with a 2x8 Many ways of doing. Cusions work great on 7 thru 9 pitch roofes not to scuff shingles and stay on the roof.
SYS
Sat Aug 20, 2005 10:07 pm
You know that's right Pride.
I was just rereading this thread and I realize Master is trying to give me tips on how to keep the keyways straight. I assume you have looked at some of my work, perhaps you didn't look hard enough. I don't put down a roof unless it's straight backdown or not, stair stepped or shot gunned. I also don't use a hatchet unless my gun high nails. The guage I was reffering to was the one on my hitachi. Maybe u should hit my photo album and look at the rest of the pics instead of just one. Then maybe you would know what's really going on. tsk tsk tsk
I was just rereading this thread and I realize Master is trying to give me tips on how to keep the keyways straight. I assume you have looked at some of my work, perhaps you didn't look hard enough. I don't put down a roof unless it's straight backdown or not, stair stepped or shot gunned. I also don't use a hatchet unless my gun high nails. The guage I was reffering to was the one on my hitachi. Maybe u should hit my photo album and look at the rest of the pics instead of just one. Then maybe you would know what's really going on. tsk tsk tsk
Master
Sun Aug 21, 2005 4:06 am
Hey, Lady, I never said anything about you having crooked anything.....I was offering up a tip on how to set stairs faster...dayum!
SYS
Sun Aug 21, 2005 4:33 am
