Be Your Own Contractor To Replace A Residential Roof

Subcontract your roof to save 1/2 the cost

What you'll learn
Be Your Own Contractor to Replace a Residential Roof
Roof Overview
Satellite Measurements
Supply Companies
Finding a Crew
Tear Off Dumpster
All About Shingles
All About Underlayment
All About PipeJacks
All About Drip Edge
All About Vents
All About Flashing
All About Starter Shingles
All About Ridge Shingles
All About Ridge Vents
All About Ice Water Shield
Roof Checklist and Final Thoughts
Requirements
None
Description
HonestlyA $10,000 roof in most cases really cost about $5,000 dollars to install. The other $5,000 goes to a guy driving around in his massive $90,000 truck with the big tires. Question…do you want to save that $5,000 and get a great roof or contribute to the guy in the big truck?Hi, my name is James, and I was 16 the first time I stepped on a roof. I am now 58 and a lot has changed over the years, and you can benefit from knowing about those changes. Back when I was 16, I was part of a crew that worked for an actual roofing company. It is NOT like that now. Most roofing companies hire several sub-contractors and pay them by the square to install your roof. The roofing company buys all the materials, has them delivered and then the sub-contractor does the install. Then the roofing contractor does a little paperwork and collects $5,000 profit on a $10,000 roof job. With a little instruction, most people can do this simple process themselves, save $5,000 and still have the same roof the guy with the big truck was going to have installed.My video tutorials can educate you on how to act as your own contractor for your roof project and save thousands of dollars.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Roof Project Overview

Lecture 3 Satellite Measurements

Lecture 4 Supply Companies

Lecture 5 Finding a Crew

Lecture 6 Dumpster for Roof Material

Lecture 7 About Shingles

Lecture 8 Underlayment

Lecture 9 PipeJacks

Lecture 10 Drip Edge

Lecture 11 Vents

Lecture 12 Flashing

Lecture 13 Starter Shingles

Lecture 14 Ridge Shingles

Lecture 15 RidgeVents

Lecture 16 Ice Water Shield

Lecture 17 Roof Checklist and Final Thoughts

Anyone wanting to act as your own contractor to replace your roof