Up on the roof.
How to work on roofs.
How your roof works your roof is not just made up of a few shingles.
Peel off the bottom backing.
Project step by step 15 roll out the self stick underlayment.
Then pull off the.
Wear soft rubber soled shoes for the best traction.
It should extend at least 3 feet above the roof edge so you have something to hold onto.
Once on the.
It begins with the rafters and continues on in layers of protection that prevent water and the wind from damaging your home.
Always work safely slowly and securely make sure you re in full control at all times.
Preparing for a safe job on a steep metal roof requires an assessment of the roof before the job begins.
Dozens of people each year are electrocuted when metal ladders.
It comes as a set that includes a rope roof anchor harness and lanyard for adjusting the tension of the rope.
How to work safely on a roof wait for the right conditions.
On top of the rafters your roof has plywood followed by sheathing a material that s designed to protect your home from moisture.
Even a little morning dew can turn roofing shingles slippery and a sudden gust of wind.
Make sure the underlayment lies smooth before you nail the top edge.
Make sure you ve checked the forecast and only attempt roof work especially on steep roofs when the conditions are acceptable.
If you re a homeowner please don t climb on any roofs even if you think you can totally handle it.
If you re inexperienced don t ignore this advice and hire professionals to get on your roof to do anything you need.
Never do roof work when it s raining or windy.
A roofing harness provides the extra security you need when working on such a roof.
Protect the roof against ice dams and windblown rain with self stick ice and water.
A careful inspection will identify potential hazards and will give workers a thorough.
Position your ladder as close to where you need to be on the roof but away from any known weak spots.
Work safely and methodically.
Do not place ladders near power lines.
Stick on the underlayment.