Roof pics

Nice job Coleman! Looks great. How'd those jeans hold up? lol.
 
I couldn't wait for my kid to leave...lol Good Job !!!
 
Yuppers! I remember when I was limber and fearless like that... Not anymore. At least not on a Roof that steep. :no: Nice Job Colman. :clapping:
 
Tell Coleman I said "Great Job!" and to keep it up.
 
Tony Shelton said:
Great job Coleman! It's good he's seeing the value of being his own boss so young.
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It's good he's seeing the value of doing what Russ tells him to do!
"Get your butt up that ladder, boy!"
 
Alex (my middle son, 16) has been working with me this summer.
He spent two weeks on a lift with me doing a big window cleaning job and learned to run that 60-footer like a champ. He didn't run the 45 ft articulating because it was on a slope on soft ground. He did, however, jump onto third story balconies off of the lift and knock 'em out.

We did a roof/house/driveway combo today and the lady tipped him $25 for busting tail.
 
Great pics! As I am doing more roofs now I thought about needing a respirator. Any recommendations on one and where to get it? Thanks.
 
" As I am doing more roofs now I thought about needing a respirator. Any recommendations on one and where to get it?"

Hey David, there's no thinking about it.:shocked2: You or anyone else cleaning roofs needs to be using a respirator. After cleaning a large tile roof about 4 years ago, my voice was horse at the end of the day. To me using a respirator is like breathing cooled air.

I use the 3M7502/37082 face mask and the 3M 6002 acid/gas cartridge, they are made to use with chlorine.
I bought mine at Ritz safety on Phillips Hwy in Jacksonville I think i paid around $45 for the mask + cartridges.
I will try to remember to bring the respirator and roof shoes to Tampa.
 
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