Roof inspection for a repair that should be a replacement 

Roofing is complicated folks. The nature of his job makes him sound like he’s “all over the place “ . I feel ya bro

Oh yes and the fur ball on your shirt ...does the wind trick.

Yes I couldn’t agree more on ventilation! I truly believe in all my years of experience and knowledge ventilation in one of the most important things to making a roof last , and hold up to those warranties ! Good content!

I wouldn't listen to people that says negative things I think you just do fine I think you have great content thank you for all your great videos

NO NO NO teleprompter...you do it just right like a human...and I am all over the map too...Just keep doing what you are doing and don't listen to people who have nothing better to do than make nasty comments... IMHO

Your commentary is EXTREMELY appreciated. I find stream of consciousness discussions great.

I pay 30 plus a sheet still in Maine of good grade plywood but I'm a believer in h clips and the eve I would cut the sofet and install one continuous vent all the way across the middle of the sofet then I would use foam infiltrates to make sure the iso don't block ventilation and cobra vent is way better then aluminum vent or corra vent I seen people also use galvanized steel 24 gauge strips to shoot back down over the buckled joints in the plywood

Spot on evaluation.

Very bad. I wonder if the bathroom vents just go into the attic? That's another common thing I've seen. I think you nailed it - the venting is the issue. BTW - I like your critiques of the stuff you see. I don't like scripted and perfect. I think you are telling it like you see it - warts and all. Keep up the good work.

Don't listen to the ridiculous haters. Your doing good man! Your not going to please everybody. Keep up the education! We need more good roofers!

Keep up the hard work

Your right about it needing intake venting. The last roofer never took care of the plywood problem. I’m guessing it’s diy. Sometimes the plywoods don’t line up with the trusses. May need backer boards.

Even if they have the proper venting still check them out. Just did a place and at a distance the vents looked great in the soffit, but looked closer and all were completely clogged with junk.

Your explanation is good .. that roof is a bit of a mess .. never know what you will find when you start to replace it. 👍👍👍👍👍

That makes me sad for the homeowner. Was the ridge at least vented? Good news on lumber prices 👍🏼

PROBABLY NOT NAILED GOOD OR MAYBE PLYWOOD CLIPS MISSING HEAT WILL BACK NAILS UP THOMPSON ROOFING.

The buckling is most likely old rusty deck nails loosing , then the temperature changes for several years causing the now wet and failing decking to rise up on the seam lines. Most likely it is a seam to seam deck pattern. My own house had 1950s 3/8 3 ply decking. They nailed the decking seam to seam all the way .It was full of holes and somehow for the last 20 years the 3 tab shingles did not leak for a long time. Just a cover over done when I bought the house. The seller pulled a fast one. Lucky me . I have years of construction experience Complete redo with new deck and tyvek 200 underlay and now I should be good for 20 years I hope. BTW I have a question. What is the average cost in labor to replace a square without any tear off and all materials supplied. I am getting a bit old and called a local company for a quote to just lay down the last 5 squares. Does 1700 sound right to anyone for labor to just lay down 5 squares on a 4/12 total 480 sq feet? I laughed at them so hard. I just installed the drop rope so I can have some safety , I am going to finish the shingles myself . And reasonable quote for 800 because the roofer would have to travel 100 miles to get to me. His price was half the other guys. Homeowners be wary of over pricing. Peace.

God dude, I'm only 2 seconds in and just lookin at that ridge is making me uncomfortable.

What happened most likely is that when they originally installed the plywood they most likely left it to tight . That’s why u got to leave a gap of at least 1/8” .. that’s what ends up happening over time the wood expands due to climate change and so on

Make what turn blue?

47 bucks for 3/8 plywood lol About 64 bucks a regular 5/8 Horrible