How To Build A Shed - Part 9 - Install Asphalt Shingles On Shed Roof
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- Chris from www.icreatables.com/sheds/shed... teaches you how to install asphalt shingles on a shed roof. All the steps to installing asphalt shingles are shown in detail including:
How to install roofing paper or vapor barrier.
How to install roof drip edge.
How to install asphalt shingle starter strip.
How to install asphalt shingles.
How to cut asphalt shingles.
How to install roofing ridge cap.
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omg this is by far the most straight forward, clear, and concise how to video I've seen.
Of all the shed roofing videos this was by far the best
Finally a video that shows in detail how to ridge cap.
Thank you so much. Just finished replacing my shingles on the shed. Followed your instructions step by step. iPhone in one hand on CZcams and a hammer in the other . Results are excellent. Just a note to say not all brands have same dimension shingles such as BP Dakota 3 tab shingles are a bit longer. But the steps were the same, just adjusted the numbers a bit. And it all worked out perfectly.
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Best shingles video on youtube, easily explained and to the point! Thanks Sir!
I watched several videos on roofing, this one did the best at describing each step. I have a complete visual, of what needs to be done. Thanks
Superb video - excellent! Mnay thanks. I looked at a lot of videos on reroofing a shed, and this was by for the most accessible, straightforward, clear guide to shingling a garden shed roof. I watched it repeatedly throughout my own simple project (8 x 6 foot garden shed) - the indexing of the video is great, the steps straightforward, and the instructions very clear. The rapid runthorugh on each step is very helpful - and the slower detailed explanation is perfect to guide the novice. Thanks!
Tom Silva (This Old House) demonstrated on one of the shows that installing the shingles a little past the drip edge helps move the water away from the shed. He also showed that water can run down a drip edge and curl back under it which is why he extends the shingles as far as he does.
I’m building a 8x12 shed and shingles go on tomorrow. Don’t know what I’m doing so I will rewatch this for sure tomorrow! lol.
I think I must have watched every video you guys have on sheds...twice! By far, you guys exceed every other how-to video out there for shed building. I feel like my hand was being held through every step as I built my very first shed!
I've got the rafters up and will be sheathing today. I am so glad I have you to turn to so I can get it right! Thank you for your wonderful videos!
+Tiffany M Glad they helped! Thanks for watching.
your shed videos are very thorough! Thank you so much! great stuff
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I just used your video to finish the roof on my shed. Thanks!
I saved myself a lot of time by buying bullnose for the Peaks also if I build an 8 by 12 shed and I learned a lot about construction as I'm a software engineer and I'm having a lot of fun building it
I do see it Thanks, I'm glad you brought that out because I would have put all the drip edge under the paper.
Why wouldn't the paper go over the drip edge? Woul the water get under the drip edge and cause molding? I don't get it
Best shed shingle install video I could find. Thanks!
Another video showed installing the drip edge about 1/2" out from the facia boards, to keep water run off from running down the facia boards, the slightly extending the shigles beyond the drip edge's edge. Demonstrated the difference with water.
Best video so far on roofing a shed. Thanks for the great tips.
Ok I really like this video. Very informative. And I like the positive feed back that everyone is giving. It ensures good advice.
I probably watched 10 different videos to get my shed shingled properly and yours was the easiest to follow even with you forgetting to do some steps that didn't matter with the chronological progression of this task. I ended up watching your 20 times to make sure I got it right. My neighbors are impressed with the way it turned out and I eyeballed all my lines instead of using chalk tape. The shingles make my kit shed look custom! Thanks for a great walkthrough!
this the best roof install video on youtube, thank you
I subbed.
Great informative diy videos.
Best video I can remember
Perfect video. Help a lot
Outstanding instructional video. This is how they all should be done
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks I'm actually looking forward to doing this tomorrow :)
Thank you for teaching me so much! You’ve helped me with my projects and they’ve come out perfect!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Thank you for taking time to create this very informative vid.
Thank you I really enjoyed watching these videos
+Poultry 4 U Glad they helped. Thanks for watching!
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good job
Wicked gratitude for this! Last time I roofed was with my big brother - we did a castle (Mom's nearest neighbor, lol) ourselves; and a casino (with others)... 25 sharting years ago! Happy to report they are still pristine after all these years! Nothing so grand today, tho, just a pretty little shed & I needed a refresher; glad I found you - thanks so much!
You neglected to mention something aboot the BUM OF GRANITE ya get from doing this!!! Want a bootie? Shingle a roof!!! (twerks) X D
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Excellent!
Great video. Just one question. Once you hit the ridge from on side do you start installing on the other side. How do you meet at the ridge. Thanks.
amazing... thank you for sharing.
Thank you this was an incredible video
Best video on you tube, thank you sir
Great job, ty
Great video
Thanks
Super helpful!
@icreatables - I’m following this video to build my shed roof and have two questions: 1) why didn’t he use the chalk lines after snapping them down? Seems like he provided too much overlap so that he could properly cover the nails that he nailed BELOW the tar strip instead of right above the tar strip. It seems to me that the best method would be to snap a line at every 6” to have a proper guide for each row of shingles, right?
2) In reference to my first question, why did he mail below the tar strip (in between the slit and tar strip) instead of right above the tar strip? This forces the next row to be lower to cover it and places the nail closer to the water source than necessary, right?
This makes it clear.
Thank you so much
Great videos, very informative 👌🏼. How comes you overlay membrane along the fascia trims but not on the gable ends?
The edge of the first layer is not nailed because nail hole leak. The starter strip is sticky on the bottom side to stick to the roof and then the shingle that sits on top of it sticks to it.
This seems great, and has been an excellent guide so far, but I'm still not quite sure was is meant by "Cut the end of the first row so you have a reference for the ⅜inch over hang." @5:36
I understand what overhang you're talking about (of course), but I'm not quite sure what exactly I should be cutting there off of that last piece
Best explicación great video god bless you
Great video ✌️
awesome video. thx
thank you
Thank you
Very neat job. Just use starters next time
At the end, you say to use DAP Mastic on the nail heads. I think it is a little late to tell me that I'm on row 8 now. Do you mean just on the nail heads for the cap since it was mentioned after those instructions. Or are you saying from the beginning. Every nail in this project? Or the top two / last 2 nails on the last piece of shingle since it is exposed. I appreciate all your help!
Nice. I like working left to right. Do I have to work right to left on 1 side so the rain slots line up on both sides?..thanks
Best video out there. Ty!
Wow, thanks!
Not a bad idea to snap a chalkline to get a nice straight ridge line.
What length of roof nail do you use? And do you use the same in the ridge cap as on rest of the roof or a longer one?
I'm installing a new roof on a shed & painting it as well, would you recommend painting first or installing the roof?
Great video by the way!
If you are tearing off the drip edge it is easier to paint under it before the new drip edge goes on. Other than that it does not matter.
@@icreatablestv sweet
Great ruffing video 👍🏼
Thanks 👍
Just about to shingle my roof. Should the first mark with the chalk line on roof be 11-5/8 to allow for 3/8” overhang and alignment? Then move to 12” chalk lines from there.
I just spent all day shingling my shed per these instructions and my entire eve has nothing to bond to because the video instructs you to put the tar side down on the starter strip... The wind will tear these shingles off in a heartbeat. I'll have to use a bunch of roofing cement to seal the bottom of my shingles down...
No the tar side is up but the starter strip should be at the bottom of the roof so your first row sticks down by the tar strip. It keeps them from blowing up.
Thank you . Can we use this singling method i.e. Second row 6 inch off the first row and so on for shingling a roof of a house ?
The 6” separation on this was because the shingles were 3 tab. The separation of the seam between rows is manufacturer and shingle style specific. I think 5 rows in a course is more common than 6 for houses.
I think that works out to about 8”?
Some say to leave a 1/2 " gap between the drip edge and the building what do you say?
Only thing I am wondering is why the heck didn't you put starter strips up the rake also. starter strips should be full perimeter of any roof.
Because it’s a shed’s roof (not your house’s roof). Plus, it depends on your area’s climate (if it’s super windy, then having a starter strip on the rake’s side is a necessity).
Thanks for the video. I’m about to build a brick shed with an off centre apex roof/ridge roof (if that’s what it’s called). Is it the same method or does it need extra support due to the ridge being off centre? Thanks.
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How come you dont use ice and water shield? Im trying to build a patio cover about 10x13 ft. Do i need to use ice and water ??
What side is the drip edge that you use on the side of the roof?
Could I use this method on something that is 16 squares big little over 500 square feet? How did you fix the ends where u ended u always left some on the edge not where your start over 6 inches everytime but the other end.
i like how you say ruff
Got it
Can you install the building paper to go over the peak and onto the other side of the roof?
Yes you can. The only time that you would not want to do that is if you were installing a ridge vent.
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what nail size did you use for the shingles?
+Mariano Castillo 1 1/4" long, 12 gauge, 3/8" head nails were used. If you can find shorter nails I would use them. The low ceilings in most sheds means that you will be close to the sharp nails poking through the roof deck of the storage shed. Thanks for watching.
Will Brad nails work?
What nails are used to install the shingles? I will see if I can find that somewhere else on the internet. Thanks for these great videos.
+DWellser Wells Asphalt Roof shingles are typically installed using 1 1/4" long, 12 gauge, 3/8" head Roofing Nails. You might want to use a shorter nail on your storage shed because they don't stick through as far. Thanks for watching.
Amazing, but how many nails are used 1000's wow
Hi, i have a concrete slap of 10 by 22 ft available, and would like to build a Rec Studio on it but due to regulations ill be able to only use 8ft by 20, is there a plan for it available that you can provide me with?
I really enjoyed all step by step clips and want to take on that project, please advise and thank you.
Hi. Yes, all of our shed building plans come with a concrete slab option. Thanks for watching!
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At the end of the video you mentioned putting roofing mastic on each of the nail heads to prevent leaking. I wish that had been shown in the video. Did you mean just for the ridge cap, or for the whole roof?
huttarl The mastic on nail heads is just the last nails on the ridge cap that are not covered by roofing. Thanks for watching.
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I like it to hang over th drip edge half inch
Wait, so why do you need a starter strip? Also, so the 1st course of shingles goes over the starter strip??
The starter strip has the tar strip you need on it for the first row of shingles to "bond" to. Otherwise a big gust of wind would rip your first row off easily.
If you skip using a starter shingle, the "slots" on first row of installed shingles would show felt paper instead being on top of a starter shingle. Naturally the felt paper would not last very long before you have leaks that rot out the eaves - both fascia and soffit would rot. (the first row of ANY roof must have a layer of starters for protection)
I have been trying to get a shed built for about 5 yrs and there is no one in our area that knows what a shed is. I wish I had taken carpentry when I was young so I would know how to do this for myself. I have been since February trying to get someone to fix my metal roof that the contractors did such a bummy job on. I don't think they put the felt on my front porch and it is leaking. I have called since February and cannot get someone to fix this.
Linda Keen just download a plan from the internet and follow the instructions
Do you have anything showing vinyl siding installation?
+pookie2707 No, but there are lots of vinyl installation videos on youtube. It is all the same, a shed or a house.
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What kind of nail gun are you using?
Hitachi
What is the thickness of the plywood you used for the shed roof?
It is 7/16" O.S.B. You can also use plywood.
@@icreatablestv don't the roofing nails come through that thickness of plywood?
THANKS FOR THE IMFORMATION
Why should the stater strip be installed upside down? Doesn't the first row of regular shingles need the tar strip of the starter strip to stick to? But with the starter strip upside down the the tar is facing down. This doesn't make sense to me.
After looking at other videos, other people install the starter strip right side up. It can't be right to install the starter strip upside down.
Hi, both sides of the starter strip have a tar strip on them to allow them to stick to both the roofing paper and the shingle installed on the top. The reason they are installed upside down is because if there is any color showing on the top side it will not show. In the case of this video they could have been installed right side up. Thanks for your great comment.
iCreatables
Hmmm...I don't understand the issue with color showing other than if you you used a starter strip of a different color than the actual shingles, but maybe I'm not understanding you correctly. Also, the shingles (from which I cut the starter strip out of) that I'm using are not sticky on the underside. I'm still struggling to see any reason to install it upside down. Anyway, apart from that, this is a very clear and helpful video so thank you.
iCreatables ok, this info is incorrect. You are NEVER supposed to install shingles upside down , it was never designed to shed water or resist elements with the bottom side up. They are meant to be installed with the top of the shingle facing the fascia, but with the gritty side up ALWAYS. Also there should be starter up the rake, not just at the eves.
The slots are open on subsequent strips, thus offset to keep rain off the roof. Now back up a step - with the starter strip there are no slots. I never bothered cutting off the tabs - just flip the bottom course over.
28 seconds into this video you show the drip edge on top of the tar paper then 57 seconds in you say to put it under the tar paper why?
Look a little closer. The eave drip edge goes under the tar paper, and the gable end drip edge goes over the tar paper. It's a little tough to see at 0:28, but it's consistent with what he says - and it's the correct way to do it.
That is correct. Thanks.
We put the drip edge over the tar paper on the eave and gable ends and have had no problem. It's a 3 inch edge with a half inch hanging, so that's 2.5 inches snug on the tar paper. We also used a sealant around the edge when installing the shingles
@@alicecurtiss959 to my knowledge the only state in the entire US that permits your method by code is FL. All 49 other states require that the paper go over the drip edge at the eave. In FL we do it your way with paper under the drip edge at the eave due to hurricane winds. This method REQUIRES a 4” wide roof cement strip over the drip edge and paper.
any idea how much to charge someone for a job like this? someone wants me to do this on their shed.
+Mike Senesouk Labor prices vary by region and current economic conditions...but a rough rule is that labor is typically the same cost as the materials. Smaller jobs cost a bit more because you have all the same set up costs whether you are doing 100 sf or 1000 sf.
Didn't show how to overlap the the Eve's drip edge material....
what nails did you use in the nail gun? please
1 1/4 inch 3/8" head coiled roofing nails.
Is it nail have to be going through the drywall ?
How much do you spend just on this part of the project?
Andrew Marroquin considering this is a small shed and these shingles probably cost about $25 a bundle I would say maybe 4-5 bundles so $100 in shingles the paper they used here is about $25 a roll premade drip edge is about $4-$5 a piece they probably used 4-5 pieces so say all together maybe $150-$200 But price heavily depends on types of shingles i would nightly recommend GAF architectural shingles they are much nicer and will last much longer than the 3 tab shingles seen here for about $5 more a bundle
Also I would recommend about a half inch of over hang on the bottom edge and sides
Good description but you really can't see what they're doing the too far away
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How much in materials
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How big is this shed
+Poultry 4 U 8' x 10'
If I was to put the shingles the way this guy's doing I'd fall off the roof
Hey it's not confirmed as the other one
That's something else.
15 lb paper I am not sure which one it is . Is it the heavy one that stains your hands smell like Tar or the thinner paper
Yes the one that stains your hands. :)
Ok causa on the video looked like that DW construction paper. I had bought the organic or recycle from home depot. Can you send me the name and or the type . Sorry to bug
Ridge cap is wrong but ok video
What the fuck is a Raff?
Your not supposed to flip the starter strip bruh
Tar line goes to the outside edge on starter strips. Video demonstrates this correctly.
The way you say roof pisses me off
Ruff
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Spoken like a real pussy.
This guy has colon problems
Should say how not to