Skip to main content

Install Underlayment and Shingles

14:25
18:53
6.7K views

At 14:25 in

Vlog 3: ROOF FRAMING TO SHINGLING!

What happens here

After a brief departure for a personal event, the work on the roof continues with the installation of roofing underlayment (felt paper), followed by the shingles. The underlayment provides an extra layer of protection against water, while the shingles are carefully laid in courses, starting from the bottom edge and working upwards, to create a weather-tight and aesthetically pleasing roof surface.

Goal: Complete the roof covering with weather-resistant underlayment and shingles.

Tools and materials

  • Asphalt Shingles GAF — Final weather-resistant and aesthetic roof covering
  • Chalk Line — Ensuring straight shingle courses
  • Nail Gun — Fastening underlayment and shingles
  • Roofing Underlayment — Primary water barrier under shingles
  • Utility Knife — Cutting underlayment and shingles
  • Roofing Nails — Securing underlayment and shingles

What they say

Hide

>> Just kidding. Just kidding. Just kidding. [Music] >> Sean, how you feeling? You're about to leave to go have a baby. I feel like, you know, I can't believe I'm going to have a baby now. I feel great. I feel good, ready. Uh, I got the easy part. I seem to be the support person, and I know the job site's in good hands. So, thank you guys. You guys are the real heroes. >> All right, so now that Sean is out, you got us hosting, I guess. Let's go see what Tony's doing. How you making out? >> Good. We posted a clip of him installing these before and a lot of people asked, "Why are you doing that? How are you going to get the sheathing attached to the rafter now?" But if you'll notice, they're offset. Put the plywood on it. We can still tail into this. So, it's not heating it at all. Good to go. [Music] [Applause] Nick, you were getting a new roof yesterday. We're getting a roof here. Are you going to tell them what to do? >> No. Now that you're an experienced roofing guy. >> No, I didn't I didn't go outside the house yesterday. >> You didn't go out and help them at all? >> No. >> Tell them what to do stuff. >> No, I was people work at my house or whatever. I let them do their thing. Yep. >> I don't want to be over their shoulder. I none of that. Just let them do it. I'm not trying to be in my house. [Music] What do you got going on? >> Uh, well, I just had to run and get the screw. So, I'm going to try to figure out what hop on. So, I'm thinking if he's doing that wall, maybe I do that wall because he's building these steps. So, Are you okay? [Music] [Applause]

Auto-generated from the video audio.