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As you probably already know, the roof has been leaking. It started with the beginning of the truly heavy rains about a week ago. We can't afford to hire the job done, so I'll re-roof it myself and add that to the list of things I've done to the place.
Sunday, the roof tear-off begins. This is the part of the roofing job I am most dreading: getting through three layers of old roof to the plywood so I can inspect the damage. The roof isn't huge - just under 25' x 30' - a half dozen people would make short work of it.
So, if you have time and aren't afraid of heights I'd appreciate every hand I can get. Having a hammer, pair of work gloves, shop broom, and a flat bladed or roofers shovel* (pictured, right) would help too.
The roof isn't pitched much - only about 12° - and the highest drop is a very survivable 20' :)
It's going to be a beautiful day with highs only in the low 80's. I plan to start at 9:00 Sunday morning, removing the ridge cap. The Big Tear-Off (all the shingles and stuff) will start about 10:00. I'll have coffee brewed (and there's a lot of evidence that I make really good coffee).
Drop me an email at william at mapsedgemedia dot com if you can help.
Thanks!
And here's a map to the house in Independence.
* If you can't help but have a shop broom or roofers shovel you can drop by, that'd be a huge help too!
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Date: 2009-08-21 15:20 (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-08-21 16:54 (UTC)And yes, I have done roof work before, believe it or not.
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Date: 2009-08-21 17:33 (UTC)Of course, if you wanted to just throw a tarp over everything and wait a coupla weeks, we could totally come help when we get back. *grin*
Good luck!
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Date: 2009-08-21 18:13 (UTC)