A Day In the Life
Cool panoramic shot.
“St. Pete, Florida” Thanks Joe Marquis for sharing.
"Yes...that is an approved door for flat roof installation”
Thanks to @AVelco Roofing and Construction for showing us some innovative new methods of roofing!
"Finally laying them on”
Thanks @JustinJames Roofing for letting us share this Day in the Life image.
"Idag har vi platsbesök hos killarna i Eskilstuna, tilläggsisolering och ny papp från Trebolit! Grymt jobbat grabbar!”
Translated:
"Today we visit the guys in Eskilstuna, additional insulation and a new board from Trebolit, Awesome job guys!”
Thanks to @Kempesinykoping for letting us share a day in the life of a Swedish roofer.
Monday morning.
Thanks SRoofer for sharing this shot with us on Instagram.
Perfect silhouette.
Thanks to Durango Roofing for letting us share this fine example.
"Our 1st office.”
This simple image says so much.
Congratulations to @DurangoRoofing for taking the next step.
Do you remember yours?
WINTER REMINDER
"Cleaning and prepping the roof, 400 bundles with 2 inch thick ice to remove."
Thanks Richard Hooper in Kingston, Ontario Canada for this image of roofing in winter.
Gutter Hack from Marlin Thompson!
“It’s that time of year again to clean out gutters.
I though a easy way to get the leave and other things outta a gutter would simply be a old set of salad tongs.
Check your local thrift or food store”.
Great idea Marlin - Thanks!
What is worse than roofing a geo dome? Repairing it!
“What a pain”
Thanks to Stephen "Roofingman" Dean for sharing this with us on Facebook - We sympathize.
“Here’s one of the most notorious joints I have made. It’s on 8 foot piece to match what was there.
Took over an hour to get it dead on and 3 hours to install the 38 foot of down spout with leader head”.
Thanks Marlin Thompson for sharing your work with us on Facebook!
Tony West would love to know who made this 20-year old organic shingle.
“Not Certainteed! I’ve looked at every shingle image on the internet. It’s drive my crazy, help!”
Can someone keep Tony from going crazy?
"Duro-Last training for IBEX Roof estimators Cody Males and Sam Etter this week!”
Thanks to IBEX Roofing in Washington for letting us share, and congratulations to Cody and Sam for taking the initiative!
Jose and Jaime from Zatarain Roofing posted "Nice little pitch roof, to start of the week!”
“40Bunny" aka Paul Bedford shares this important message.
It’s a whole street!
"Before and after of the job we just finished up today. A lot of work went into these. We had to replace about 600’ of rafters, and 500’ of fascia. Left the owner with roofs that will last many years to come.”
Thanks The Roof Pros in California for sharing with us on Instagram.
Thanks to Offshore Shinglefrom Martha’s Vineyard for sharing this shot with us #ridgerider #viewfromtheoffice
Back To Work!
Slate and Copper Services from New England writes "The A team arrives on the block!”
This picture is proof that roofing is travel and adventure!
Our Roofing Heritage
Jeanking94 writes on Instagram
"People pass on, but they stay alive by the memories and impressions they left. Here is myself, dad, and our friend Mike, in 2015. I miss him.”
"What instrument do you play in the band?
Here's our lead guitarist smashing a solo!”
Thanks to Aaron Pearse “TheRoofingLife” on Instagram
Bert Roofing from Dallas, Texas writes "What color cast does an #owenscorning preferred contractor get?"
Wayne Pietila from Facebook writes “Good morning from the Oregon coast”
This is all kinds of wrong!
Good job Smith and Sons Roofing on your half and Thanks for sharing this with us on Instagram.
Off Shore Shingle from Vineyard Haven MA writes "Junction #20 four Gable ridge termination Yowzzaaa”
Thanks for the share on Instagram.
BertRoofing from Dallas Texas writes "Estimated 160 yr old roofing nail from the historical restoration we are working on.”
What’s the coolest thing you have found on a roof?
Send it in for us to share!
Our RCS Coffee Mug ended up in good hands. Our Instagram friend Vicky Blanco with Z Roofing shared this picture with us.
Thanks Vicky for the support! Gracias Vicky por el apoyo!
June 1986 - "Raphael Horvath from Community Roofing putting shingles across a peak of Taylor Hall, Racine, Wisconsin”.
32 years later only the safety gear has changed.
Spotted this on Instagram about TDS Roofing in The Daily Star in the UK.
Thank you for giving roofers (and humans) a good name!
Aaron Pearse aka TheRoofingLife on Instagram writes, "Spent the day breaking ribs”.
They take their safety training seriously!
ZRW Roofing writes "Craning & setting up a hoist in Downtown Miami”.
Cool Shot, thanks for sharing your REALLY early morning with us.
Joe Penyak from Penyak Roofing in South Plainfield, New Jersey sent in this great wave!
Hi Penyak team, stay safe up there!
Local Barrier Roofer shared this shot. We have 2-questions.
How Steep is That!?!
What would you charge for that repair?
Some Safety and Some Smiles!
Now that’s some serious waves! Angel from Antis Roofing submitted this great shot for our contest.
“Safety and Smiles! Here’s our favorite Roofers Wave from volunteers at our Habitat for Humanity Orange County Team Build last October.”
"While on the road we FOCUS on driving.”
Great message for us all - Keep up the good work Advanced Roofing Inc. Florida
Sometimes it’s all about the view. Right, All Pro Roofing Inc.?
(Thanks for the share).
Thank you to "Margauxmoves" for sharing this great post with us on Instagram.
Love her smiling face!
"When your estimating roofs so big a tape measure just doesn't cut it. Big things to Come”
Cool shot Wood Street Builders In Colorado! Thank for sharing this with us.
There are some photos that just say it all,
"Is that blue sky? Steve hanging out on the edge.”
Thanks to Precise Roofing for sharing
I think this counts as waving, don’t you?
Hilary Clark of Clark's Quality Roofing writes, "Here is one of our crews waving the 'L' for Libby Dam on this re-roof project we did.”
Even Roofers stop to smell the flowers!
Off Shore Shingle stopped to appreciate the wild quince flower. Thanks for the share!
A roofing love note! Charm City Roofing of Baltimore writes, "Really enjoy getting notes like this. We have a great group of installers!”
We think it’s terrific that someone took the time to do that. Well deserved!
What a cool photo! Sky Top Contracting of Toronto writes,
"Too many irons and not enough fire."
Perkins Roofing Corp writes, "When someone interrupts you while you're working... You give them this look!” Training Day Funnies!
Love a Roofer Silhouette! Madsen Roofing & Waterproofing writes, “We believe #teamwork is vital to our success.”
Yep, so do we! Thanks for sharing.
The Roofing Mountain Climber
Doug Hodne of Hodne Roofing & Solar writes,
“Here is where I learned to use ropes and jumar’s. Who knows what a jumar is?” From 1980.
Our First Annual "Roofers Waving Contest".
We have a Winner! Congratulations to the Crew at Carpenter’s Roofing and Sheet Metal in West Palm Beach, Florida!
Straight lines. This may be the most unappreciated skill a roofer has. Thanks to @the.roof.guy on Instagram for letting us share.
Roofers as Teachers
“We took advantage of the rainy-day Monday to get everyone together for a safety meeting.” Very smart of you Rempfer Construction – thanks for the great reminder and for sharing with us.
Roofers as Detectives.
Roofing respect for another skill a contractor has to have!
Great work from SeaBreeze Roofing and Sheet Metal in Florida.
Thanks for sharing!
Specialty Roofers Inc in Florida writes, "Stay warm today! Take advantage of this day off if you have it!”
If you look real close you will see something in the water… #hammerdown
Thank you Justin aka LocalBarrieroofer for sharing. Did you jump in after it?
This picture shared with us from The Roof Medic in North Carolina.
How appropriate is the name of his company “Field first aid! Napkin and 550 cord!”
Congratulations North American!
"At North American Roofing, the safety of our crews and those around the jobsite very seriously.
This is why we conduct extensive training and awareness with every single person on our crews.”
This is a new roof shape for the books. What shall we name it?
East River Homes in Watertown South Dakota writes “Any shape, any size we do it all!”
Another Plus for Trade Associations - Invaluable Educational Resources.
"God Bless the Working Man”
Thank you to Angela Marimon on Instagram for sharing this photo of her dad Dave with us. Happy Father’s Day to Dave and all the other dads out there. Thanks for raising a proud #roofersdaughter.
Making A Father Proud.
Lauren Ellen from Coleraine, Ireland writes, "She just wants to be a roofer like daddy.”
Oh My! A roof so thick you have to cut through it!
"Shingle roof layers removed with all new plywood in the Bronx, NY”
Thanks to Royal Renovators for sharing with us!
Lon Swartzwelder from I.C. Enterprises, Inc., Effingham, Illinois took this ‘beautiful morning picture”.
Thank you for sharing!
Flat Roof Friday - Finding the beauty of flat roofs everywhere.
Proud Dads and Future Roofers!
Katelyn L. writes, "Baby K and her Dad in the office at Interior Alaska Roofing, Inc.”
Where can we buy that shirt? "Too young to be on a roof but I think he is ADOREABLE!”
Thank you to Naomi at Georgia Roof Advisors for sharing this shot with us!
Greg Pullon from G.P. Roofing in Southern California (AKA pull_on on Instagram) writes,
“Love this kid. Never afraid of good old fashioned hard work." #prouddad #saturdayworkday”
Snakes On A Roof! The Roof Medic from Mint Hill North Carolina writes, "What’s the last thing you found on a roof that made the homeowner cringe?
This lady almost wanted to move when she saw this picture”
It’s a Monster!
Juicebox Guy on Instagram writes, "Got a nice little start on this massive job.”
That man can hardly wait to get the week started!
J. Osorio Inc, from New York tagged this #mondaysbelike #bossonthejob #onenew #oneold #mismatched #boots #lmao
It’s Flat Roof Friday. How would you caption this shot? Looks like they are all going somewhere - it’s a Roll-In!
Thanks to Black Square Roofing in Chicago for sharing this shot with us on Instagram.
Cool Shot! Matt with Future Proof Roofing writes,
“A small section of a 500l/m roof that was installed by us last week. She was steep and the weather was icy but we got her done.”
Lot’s of great messages in this post.Thanks for letting us share and congratulations Art. #roofingrespect
@newroofnomessnebraskaaka Nelson Contracting of Lincoln Nebraska writes, "Ten years ago today Art Dobrusky joined our team as a roof laborer. It was quickly apparent that he was going to be a valuable addition to our team and soon he was running a crew. Over the years he has consistently added to his skills, becoming a fantastic roof tech, crew leader and salesman. His diligence, determination, positivity, conscientiousness, and relentless work ethic are an excellent example of what we strive to be here at Nelson Contracting. We’re better every day because he shows up. Thanks for ten years Art!”
Roofing Legacy!
Guy from Weathertight Roofing in Hemet California writes, "The photo is from 1937 or 1938. Pictured is my dad Joe Schembri’s brother Tony (Uncle Tony).”
How great that you could share your family history with us!
TheNapkinGuy of Instagram writes, "So how did he fall to his death?” #safetyfirst
Wood Blocks are so last year!
Our friend RIPLeaks writes
"Here’s a little trick for you single ply guys. Use vinyl 2”X4”s to support roof conduits. What do you use?”
Inspiring Words. Great Lakes Roofing writes "New Monday • New Week • New Goals.
Sometimes all you need to do is look at things from a different perspective.”
We love sharing the appreciation for the people in our industry!
Specialty Roofers Inc (Northwest Florida) writes,
"We love our veterans. You can see this through our work on their homes, the rebates offered to them and the employees we have. Kris Sherrow started with us after 24 years in the US Air Force, and we can't thank him enough for his service to our country and, now, his service to our customers.”
Mmmmmm, PVC is Yummy!
Roof Medic in North Carolina writes, "It is very important to keep the trees around and over your roof trimmed in a manner that discourages animal activity on your roof! Squirrels eat plastic?
Squirrels are cute, rat ninjas! If given the chance they can damage quite a bit without you ever knowing it!
Check out this pipe vent that a squirrel went to town on!”
R.I.P. Leak writes on Instagram,
"Kettle ‘Graveyard' Single ply is taking over the low slope world!
On Instagram IKO Roofing wrote, "What better way to start out your day than with a coffee and your daily industry news. Thank you for welcoming us to your community, @rooferscoffeeshop!” To which we replied, "@ikorroofing thank you for joining us!”
Dobson Roofing and Sheet Metal in Florida writes, "We value our Employee's Safety #wearyourharness”
Thanks for reinforcing this great message!
IB Roof Systems founder, Larry Stanley and sons - Circa 1984.
A family owned and operated roofing contracting business that became a leading roofing manufacturer, founded in 1978 in Eugene, Oregon. Today, IB remains roofing-centric and is family owned and operated. Thanks to Eric Carlisle for sending this in.
ZRW Roofing in Florida writes, "Vulture Fest. First day on the job the vultures are all over the roof. We leave the property with #30 felt, second day we arrive the vultures have tore off the #30 felt! Never seen anything like this. Has this happened to any other roofer?”
Next time you see a roofer, look up to him! Many thanks to Teresa and the team at Frye Roofing in West Virginia for supporting the RoofersCoffeeShop AND their community.
Today’s inspirational message comes from Great Lakes Roofing in Chicago
“You can’t just hire people, you have to build a team. There is no substitute for the right raw materials - your people are your raw materials. If you get the right people on the team, it can make up for just about anything else. Build the team. Empower them."
Thank you to Great Lakes for sharing.
Dylan aka MadRoofer13 on Instagram, writes, “A rain diverter on a dome”.
Wow, could it have been built any more complicated? Great Shot.
This weeks Flat Roof Friday comes from our friends at Z Roofing and WaterProofing.
"Starting early today, rise and shine”
Thanks for letting us share!
Aaron aka CopperCricket from Dubuque Iowa writes, "This little guy woke to a racket going on outside! From a tight spot between the roof deck and brick wall he squeaked and squeaked for us to - shut up! It’s the middle of the day for crying out loud! Bats are trying to sleep around here!
I’d have let him be, but factually he was about to get closed in. Trapped and left to starve. They’d find his bones in a hundred years on the next steeple renovation, like we’ve been finding them. Bones and beaks and feathers. That’s not a fun way to die.
So I coaxed him with the tip of a screwdriver - come on Mr. Bat , it’s time to evacuate. He hissed and showed his teeth, bit the tool but it was dirty with crumbled mortar. He licked his lips to get the sand off his tongue, and then climbed out.
We got one more smile out of him for the photo here, then he fell right back to sleep, no kidding."
James Williams from Rainy Day Exteriors in Washington writes,
"Gearing up for safety to tie the bow on yet another beautiful new roof.”
Thanks for being safe James and crew!
In this 1968 photo Monroe Riviere, Albert Schubert and Rudolph Albadie are tearing off an old roof in New Orleans.
Not much has changed in 50 years. Still hard work.
If it’s been one of those days, please read today’s inspirational message.
KEEP CALM AND ROOF ON.
Feel Better? The Brotherhood has got your back!
Brought to you by Chase Construction Northwest.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and many giving contractors choose to support the cause, like this very charitable roofing company.
Antis Roofing writes "Throughout the month of October, Antis Roofing will be visiting partners to bring the @susangkomen #ThinkPinkcampaign to the forefront and deliver awareness through education. #LiveToGive #MoreThanPink”
Matt Stone from Pressure Point Roofing writes, "My crew just finished this church’s unique roof in Medford Oregon.”
Why are all church roofs steep? Is it a test of faith?
Thanks for the share Matt!
J.D. Miles and Sons from Chesapeake, VA writes,
"Rolling out our version of the red carpet for one of our clients.”
John Brett Lilly writes on Instagram "It’s a “zipper boot” party! Sometimes they’re hot! Not in the good way!”
Langlois Roofing of Illinois shared this Throwback Thursday 1989 Newspaper feature with us,
“We’ve had a good name in this town for 30 years and I hope to make it happen for another 30 years.”
-Rende Langlois. Congratulations Langlois Roofing looks like you made it.
John Brett Lilly writes on Instagram "Old & slow... but thorough, lol, love me some tile, old leaks are the best leaks."
Lifetime Roofing in Utah writes,
"A little morning safety meeting before re-roofing a grocery store in La Verkin, #Utah! Happy Flatroof Friday!”
A3 Roofing from Lakeland Florida writes," Hurricane Michael just reminded us of Hurricane Andrew”.
Roofers are the first to know it’s fall
Arya Roofing from Winchester, Massachusetts took this beauty shot!
Rain Guard Roofing in Twin Falls,Idaho writes, "Skylight training on this rain day!”
How do you use your rain days?
IT’S FLAT ROOF FRIDAY!
R.I.P. Leak writes, “The solar guys made a mess of this Single Ply Roof. ChemCurbs for days!”
RCS asked What do you do to keep busy in the winter?
We got this response from Mr. Bill Chambers, "We still work, just much slower”.
Happy Flat Roof Friday!
This photo courtesy of RoofCareUS on Instagram. Looks difficult and clean!
Thanks for sharing.
RIP Leak writes, "Old foam over copper standing seam”.
Great Lakes Roofing writes, "Employees ARE a company’s greatest asset.”
We couldn’t agree more! We have so much appreciation and admiration for those that are willing to work in these conditions!
Arya Roofing Somerville, Massachusetts shared this with us on Instagram, "Before and After”.
Advanced Roofing Inc. in Florida writes, "Lights. Cameras. Action.
Our crew was on hand to help make a low slope roofing training video at SOPREMA today”. Movie Stars!
Delta Innovative Service writes, "Don’t worry I’ve got a brother that can put that penetration in… "
Dale "Shoe" Shoemaker shared this with us on Facebook:
"Why we do our jobs…. not just for a sale, not just for a commission because you truly care about being the roof solution!
This is Jackson Murphy of Solution Source Roofing, helping Miss Patti, secure a new roof for their church here in Lakeland.”
What a nice way to think about things. There is a lot of ways putting on a new roof becomes a little bigger than pounding nails.
Cool and Colorful shot from Sea Breeze Roofing in Delray Beach Florida.
“Spanish S clay tile in progress”. Thanks for sharing.
Our friend Aaron Roethle writes,
"Expect all obstacles, but if for some reason you’re unable to anticipate ‘em all, you better be able to improvise, adapt and overcome with little to no warning”.
Such is the life of a roofer!
Jorge Osorio from Connecticut writes on Instagram,
"Putting my #education into practice. #slate removed is organized in to piles.
Then the next row is turned 90° to keep in order #simplicity #worksmarternotharder
Any damaged slates stay in place so i know what size needs to be cut and swapped out.”
Great Tip Jorge, Thanks.
Delta Innovative Services in Kansas City, Kansas writes,
"I’ve been on the roof for 5 minutes, this is what I’ve picked up so far.”
Johnbrettlilly on Instagram writes, "Out of town Roofing essentials…”
Justin Wolfer-Legge aka @localbarrieroofer on Instagram writes, "What's in your tool belt? I keep a chalk line, measuring tape, 3 knives, 1 chisel, metal snips,crayons, a marker, hatchet, carabiners x4 ,clamps ,gun hook, and while working a gun and lanyard/rope grab. These are essential tools for doing a roof properly. A few of them are for tricks and methods I use. Most are the average tools for our trade.”
Thanks to Lifetime Roofing for showing us the similarities of mountian climbing and tearing off a roof!
Iowa Skilled Trades writes, "Hardcore!!! Thanks to all those tradesman & women working through this brutal cold! We appreciate you! This masked man is our very own Paulino Farmer! He's out braving the elements to keep your homes warm and safe.”
Specialty Roofers Inc. in Florida writes,
"Our newest billboard is up in Fort Walton Beach! Have you seen it yet?”
What a cool idea - great message!
The CRSMCA wrote on Instagram, "A cup of @rooferscoffeeshop with morning updates to start the day."
Thanks Carolinas Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association for the shout out! Everyone should start their day with RCS!
Roofing Products as art!
Thanks to Sans Roofing on Instagram for sharing this photo.
For some of us, we spend half our days in our truck…
So, what does your truck office look like?
AH Roofing Sales in Texas writes, "My dang truck looked like an Office Depot threw up in it today!”
How about you? Are you organized or do you keep all your papers crunched up in the dashboard of your truck? This is a no judgment zone, there are plenty of us out there just like you.
We just thought it would be fun to see how everyone operates their offices on wheels, where many of us spend our days.
Every once in a while you have to call the game!
Guardian Roofing in Washington writes, "Snow Day today! In order to keep our Team safe we are closed for service today. As soon as the snow melts Team Guardian will be out in full force.”
Another Roofing Hazard For Next Week's Safety Meeting.
"Stealing my lunch” – submitted by William at Local 154.
Mr. Frank Albert of Albert’s Specialty Roofing - Richmond, Virginia
Frank was our Photo Contest winner in April and won a Go-Pro!
Frank’s contribution was actually photo sequence showing how to make hip and ridge come together without any cutting, soldering, or exposed nails, caulk, etc.
Although the winner was picked at random (too many great images to judge), I think the universe picked a good one.
We have these pictures posted on our Forum.
Many thanks to all that entered!
Congratulations Frank!
"Interesting climb to measure it up.”
Thanks to Joe Dzienkowski at Eau Claire Roofing for sharing this with us!
"Adapt and overcome was something instilled in me as an apprentice!”
Don’t worry OSHA, This is in England!
Thanks to@thecopperandzincbarcompany for scaring, we mean sharing, with us on Instagram!
Thanks for sharing @JRWalkerRoofing.
It’s nice to find out we have some great family roofing out in Delaware!
Wow, how scary and intriguing. It’s rusty so it’s been there a while.
Another hat for roofers to wear - Crime Scene Investigation!
"Actually found a loaded gun on a roof this morning”.
Thanks to @JFHimself for sharing.
"Old roof tile neatly stacked"
Apparently it’s pretty precious - They are keeping it indoors!
Thanks Weathertite Roofing in Hemet, CA for sharing.
Ahhhh, winter time.
Thanks @toninski_1 of Härnösand Sweden for this great photo!
We saw this on Instagram from Cold Hollow Contracting from Vermont.
"A very happy birthday to Chad Corbett, co-founder, artist, father, technical guru, problem solver extraordinaire, pace maker, vibe setter and tireless inspirational force at CHC. Limitless love and respect to this fearless visionary. “No, we’re not done yet.” " Happy Birthday from RCS and all you other inspirational forces out there!
38 and rain... Roofing in the great northwest!
Thanks @AaronRoethle for sharing this great example of roofing life with us on Instagram!
"I fell through it was funny though”.
If I was your mother, your wife, or your BOSS I wouldn’t be laughing.
Please use this as a friendly reminder to use a little extra caution this year.
Sometimes these things are unforeseen so perhaps a silent nod to the Big Guy should be added to all future safety meetings.
Thanks for @J_Tonche for sharing with with us on Instagram.
Someone at @UltimateHomeServices got on the wrong end of a hook blade.
Thanks Ultimate for letting us share to give you a sore reminder.
This can happen to the best of us. Just don’t try to be “the best of us" today!
"Smoke followed by an explosion is definitely not good.”
Sorry for your loss @Ripleak!
I am sure it was a faithful piece of equipment RIP.
Sure Sign Of Winter! (Frozen)
Thanks @RISFinest for sharing this with us.
On the job training - Nothing like it.
(Second best thing, our new Learning Hub™)
Thanks to @ZRWRoofing for sharing this post with us.
Thanks Mathew Jacquez for sharing some of the highlights of being a roofer!
This kind of work sure makes life interesting!
"Opened this baby up to build a cricket,
-This is what I found, an old pan plugging this hole, and a wall that 1' 1/2 wide!
-All insulated and done the right way”
"This mess - somebody help these roofers”.
Thanks Jorge Cruz for sharing this with us on Facebook.
Chuck Kersten asks..
"Who makes this shingle? Told it was a 50 year product installed in 2001”
"Tore these off a house today way before 3 tabs”.
Who can guess the age? Thanks BA Propst for the share.
Another difficult detail. How can this be finished and still look right?
"Moss and lichens on a cedar roof is not a good thing people! The moss retains moisture which promotes wood decay and premature deterioration. I took this picture today while inspecting a cedar roof in Easton Pennsylvania along the Delaware River. The moss and lichens were so thick that they were actually growing lichen flowers I had never seen this personally so I had to share.”
Thanks to @DVCRoofing for sharing this with us.
Ugggh, should have gone with color that matches “Walnut Droppings”
"Walnuts...mess up a new roof 5 minutes after installing”
Thanks @DustyatElk for sharing this with us.
"Old BUR built-up roof thickness”.
If layers could talk on this 100 year plus roof! Thanks M and R Roofing for sharing with us.
Looks like @JoeWardRoofing is on the job!
Thanks Joe Ward in Jupiter Florida for sharing.
Nice Shot!
@Brydiewines keeping it cool! You gotta have a little ingenuity to be a roofer!
Thanks for sharing.
Every once in while someone notices - Congratulations @EstesRoofing for having such a special admirer!
"Awesome note from Home Owners little girl !"
Congratulations - You are now officially one of us!
"1st roof; did great” Thanks @KleckaBuilders for sharing.
Thanks Michael Angelo Scalze for sharing this with us on FaceBook.
"After estimating and inspecting commercial roofs I found this little gem. A local handy man fixed the leaking rubber roof with a car tire tube patch. Couldn't believe it when I saw it. But it worked and made me think of have a half dozen in my bag. Clean and cute.”
"That awesome panic inducing moment when I think there will be a small puddle after the rain and it's a 4 inch kiddie pool. That the room underneath is where the pool table, bar and TV room is !!!”
Thanks @mrctheroofer for sharing.
Saw this in a friends office the other day. Probably only 8 inches tall. Kinda cool, huh.
Thanks @EllerslieRoofing for sharing this one of a kind structure - At least we hope it's one of a kind!
"The classic roof funnel... Said no one ever! You don't see this, because it's ridiculous. But that doesn't mean we won't do a perfect job roofing it".
Nick Napier asks "Know anything about this?"
Makes us dizzy – how do you guys work like that?
Thanks to Peter Martin for sharing!
Camelot Roofing said "22/12 pitch. our guys are amazing. I don't know how they do it."
- They have been to rock climbing school!
Wow if this is not a powerful image that building owners need to see we don’t know what is!
"Had a call to fix a major leak today. We get up on the roof to find this lake. The drain was not up to code in any way, and had no dome to prevent pine needles from clogging it. Just to clarify this was NOT a D&J Roofing inc roof”
Thanks to "@the_roof_pros _” of D&J Roofing inc for sharing this on Instagram.
Roofing Tip #221
Have your roofer add an extra piece of SBS or rolled roofing around Swamp Cooler/Aerocool walk area.
That way your shoes or techs shoes don’t take off granules and damage roof.
Thanks @TriStarRoof for sharing this with us.
RoofersCoffeeShop.com loves a good tip, if you have one you would like to share, send it in.
On AskARoofer.com- He Posted and interesting Question- Tell us what you think!
"Today I had someone ask, What is a PIG valley. Well I've never heard that phrase before. Below is an old photo I took years ago of what we call a HOG valley. Any one else use this term and know the roots of this phrase?”
"Has anyone else made memorable deliveries of cedar?” Thanks to Rick Kappler for this great photo.
Real Cool Shot! - Thanks @jetts3175 for sharing this with us.
It’s an Ice Rink!
That warning line needs to turn into something you can’t slide under!
Thanks to @RoofManagementInc for sharing this with us.
Wow, a wood shingle detail done with asphalt shingles. How come we never thought of that.
Great job @InkedCustomRoofing Thanks for sharing with us.
Terry Gies wrote us with this Ask The RCS Community question:
"Anyone know who manufacturers these shingles, Impact classification"
“How do you work around that?”
Peter Cabonana in New York sent us this photo "FROZEN Drain Lines”
Thanks to our Fathers for teaching us a great trade.
How many of you learned from your dad?
Thanks to @JasonPutt and his son for sharing this photo on Instagram
"When you love your work... Its not work!!!”
Thanks @MorganRoofing And Siding.
Celebrating Women In Roofing!
Thank You to @therealclayto from Holloway Contracting in New Jersey for letting us share this photo!
"Got a call the other day that a homeowner was having a squirrel problem and that they tried to fix it them selves but think that they should have a professional take a look at it and this is what I found”
This photo is screaming for a witty caption. Here’s mine: “Well, they really threw the book at that leak". What’s your caption?
Just another day delivering shakes.
(Hope it’s a small house) 'Delivering Western red cedar for roofing' photo from Rick Kappler via AskARoofer
Surprise - I just turned my back for a minute!
Thanks @INKED_CUSTOM_ROOFING in Toronto for this photo!
Since it was a church I would have prayed I DIDN’T get this job.
@avelcocompany writes - “Finishing up the Bell Tower on Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church.”“My crew didn’t even complain once. Some people truly love the thrill and adrenaline of the challenge.”
Thanks to Tresa Pate at Interstate Roofing in Portland, Oregon, for sharing this photo with us!
Hey, Where Did Everybody Go?
Thanks @SansRoofing for sharing with us on Instagram.
Thanks to Kurtis at @KWHord on Instagram for inspiring us to think.
There is an architect somewhere out there that should be slapped.
We applaud @Jarodbrown77 on Instagram for his bravery.
Has it really come to this?
Thanks to Drake at @DurangoRoofing for letting us post this shot of him in all his safety gear.
In honor of the last days of summer.
“Shoveling a lot of snow.”
Thanks to Joe at Eau Claire Roofing Co Inc. for this great shot!
Well this was unexpected!
"Lifted one length of ridge capping off this morning and this is what we discovered underneath.
Wrapped around the timber trusses was this healthy little beauty! Just an average day of a roofer!”
Thanks Master Roofing Australia for Scaring/Sharing with us!
BE THE CATERPILLAR!
"Like This Caterpillar, This Roof Will Soon Transform Into Something Beautiful!”
Nice thought’s from Refined Roofing shared on Instagram
It’s Summer - Stay Healthy!
Thanks to Branford Roofing Company for this important reminder!
"171 degrees at 10Am on the Epdm roof."
“This View Never Gets Old”
Thanks to Carpenters Roofing & Sheet Metal in West Palm Beach, Florida for sharing with us what we all feel.
Different roof, different products but same sentiment.
It's rough out here.. Even my hammer's angry!
(Thanks again Aaron Roethle for pointing this out).
This Roofer casts a mighty tall shadow.
Thanks Jetts3175 for sharing this with us on Instagram.
“Training Day” Another important part of roofing life.
Thanks to Andy at Empire Contractors for sending us this photo.
Remember when you were unhappy working in the cold?
“This is a picture of Hugo steaming off ice dams in Steamboat Springs”
Thanks Luke Berlet for sending us this chilling reminder.
And this is how the RoofersCoffeeShop.com got its name!
"Breakfast at the Gem Diner”
Many thanks to Milback Construction in Syracuse, New York for sharing.
Oh Man! That is the gift that just keeps on giving.
"This was my present this morning when I took the felt off”
Thanks Brett Casey for reminding us that roofing is not for the weak.
