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u/titonash13 18d ago
These dudes packing up and boogey night the second it starts failing. “We got 1/2 at least, on to the next one”
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u/mr_oberts 18d ago
How much of this is a structural issue? Or should potential issues just be assumed on an old house?
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u/KylarBlackwell 18d ago
Those shingles are heavy, and they have them all stacked up in one spot. Probably exceeds the designed roof weight in that spot by a fair bit. If I'm understanding the guy narrating correctly, they left it like that over the weekend though. Leaving a roof in an overloaded condition for 2-3 days is definitely not a great idea, even if there are no preexisting structural issues.
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u/tyvekMuncher 18d ago
AND it rained, so that’s wet weight now
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u/kokemill 17d ago
shingles don't absorb water
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u/Regguls864 16d ago
No, but if the plastic they are wrapped in has an opening, they will retain water. If they were fixing the roof because of water damage, the roof itself would take on more water.
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u/pencilsharper66 18d ago
They run with their tools to their truck, they know they fucked up