A Camp in Maine
Roofer's Great View
Both Buildings Completed
Both Buildings Completed
Roofers always get the best view!
Both Buildings Completed
Both Buildings Completed
Both Buildings Completed
Jobsite a bit cleaner
Both Buildings Completed
Jobsite a bit cleaner
First Building
From Ridge of 2d Building
Jobsite a bit cleaner
Copper Ridge Caps
From Ridge of 2d Building
From Ridge of 2d Building
Each building got a beautiful 20oz copper ridge cap. These are secured with a factory applied loop tape on the underside which mates with the Velcro hook on the top of the field slate.
From Ridge of 2d Building
From Ridge of 2d Building
From Ridge of 2d Building
Safety ring in ridge is available for any future repairs, accessible by removing Velcro adhered ridge cap. Velcro hook on top slates lock in to Velcro loop on the underside of ridge cap.
Stove Backing
Camp owners with cornerstone
Primary Crew on 2d building
Semi Weathering Gray Green brick sized slate. Mounted on Rapidlock board. Matches the roof!
Primary Crew on 2d building
Camp owners with cornerstone
Primary Crew on 2d building
Camp owners with cornerstone
Camp owners with cornerstone
Camp owners with cornerstone
Since we own a C02 laser for cutting hook and loop tape, it is often used for engraving items like this cornerstone slate.
Ace Ground Crew
Millennium's President is hands on
Camp owners with cornerstone
The several thousand slate on this job were hand carried up a small hill to the cabins. The ace ground crew then got them up to the scaffold and up to the roofing crew as needed. Hooray!
Camp Owner and New Ace Roofer
Millennium's President is hands on
Millennium's President is hands on
Note safety tie in and roof jacks.
Millennium's President is hands on
Millennium's President is hands on
Millennium's President is hands on
Note knee pads to protect both knees and slates. Roof jacks are key to a safe and pleasant installation.
Two Roofs Completed!
