my god it never ceases to amaze me what some people will do… where do you find a contractor that will do something like this??? on a 1/12 to 2/12 pitched dormer at that… he heeeeeeee WOW!!! :shock: I had a closer picture but it was 101 kb and I do not feel like adjusting it more to fit this board… waaaaaaa:roll:
Well;
There might not be any licensing in Maine, but I can tell from the picture that Jeff supplied, that from the chimney view, it is two to three feet to short and the pitch is 8/12, the roofing is of double layered, has reached the end of it’s functional life, and the Dormer roof is of 4/12 pitch and the flashing s#cks. What else could they have screwed up??
JMO.
Too steep for me to walk even if dry and I has golf shoes on . Roy Cooke
Roy, back when I was a kid, I would tape up a whole bunch of bottle caps under my feet to get traction on ice and working on a roof. Hey. LOL. It worked, I should have patented it. I would be rich like Jae W. will be right.?? ha. ha.
Hey. the bottle caps worked but the duct tape would have been acceptable back then for this accomplishment.
Marcel… I think it closer to 2/12… but I could be wrong… either way very flat and a lot of roofing… yikes… this is right up on Union street in Waterville.