Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Our Roof Is Tops!

10 years ago,
On New Years Day
a group of men
(the Elders Quorum from our old ward)
showed up and spent the day
putting a new roof on our house.

This year
On New Years Day
Rod spent the day
(and the previous week)
TRYING to replace the
flat roof on our patio.

But it kept raining!
And raining!
And raining!

We FINALLY got some good weather.
And some help.
Scott, Jim, Kyle and Rod
spent several days
tearing off the old roof
and putting up new plywood,
layers of tar paper
and a special paper
and shingles
and stuff.
(I don't do ladders, so I'm
a little fuzzy on the details...)


It was leaking onto the patio right outside
our pretty french doors.
But also leaking into the tack room
right above the chest freezer.


Rod was hoping to just do some patching.
But it turned out to be a "thing" and
required LOTS and LOTS of work.
*and $$$


It was a little worse than we thought.

Thankfully the guys got good weather
and had the tools and time they needed.


It went from all torn up
to fancy tar paper stuff


To beautiful shingle roll stuff.
(those are technical words...)


New edges to keep the water off.


And finally nice finishing fascia.
(right, Rod?)


It POURED all day yesterday.
Rod was back on the ladder with his
flashlight and worried face.

NOT A DRIP!!!!!

MY HERO!

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