Adapting Ladders for Challenging Overhangs and Sloped Roofs

There's another an overhang on another one of the buildings. I had no idea how I was actually going to do the sopets and fascia on that overhang. I ended up using a 28 ft ladder uh at a angle. I laid it on the overhanging roof, extended it out, walked up that to actually, you know, paint the sophet. It's a little bit about ladders. Once again, I can't, you know, stress enough, you know, like um you know, having the proper equipment, you know, to do the job. This one painter, I went out to his job site and he had to, you know, paint some windows um some trim around windows on some stucco and it was on a slope, you know, and he's putting rocks and things like that underneath the the ladders. Safety should always come first. And if you've got to do stuff like that, you know, it's not worth risking your health and your life to do stuff. Self-leveling feet. you should always have one, you know, one extension ladder with self-leveling feet at minimum. And um now, you know, Little Giant makes options where A-frame ladders with self-leveling feet. I have those. I've got, you know, all kinds of crazy options when it comes to ladders. But once again, um just a little bit about ladders. You're going to see me on this job site doing some pretty cool stuff with some ladders and painting some pretty cool things. put a spike into the ground. So, keep the ladder from sliding. So, this is