The technique for removing existing roofing is to use a pitchfork or a square headed shovel. I prefer a sharpened shovel, myself, based upon personal experience. I once owned a home here in town, on which I upgraded the roof and I did remove the existing shingles. It was difficult work!
Stripping begins:
Down to the plywood:
Note the plywood panels being replaced:
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Work suspended this morning due to rain:
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Do you have an update on the driveways that are scheduled to be replaced?
ReplyDelete"Here are a few photos of the project at 1730-1732H, but work was suspended this morning dew to rainfall."
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Dew tell me? Is it possible that was a play on words, has my spell checker failed me again, or has the tree of knowledge failed me?
ReplyDeleteYew decide.
Thank you - I needed a chuckle on this gloomy day.
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