Here are some photos. The roof was put up the last time we were up here. Here comes the load of materials, which included the insulation and steel roof material. Actually, they had enough on this truck to do a couple of other jobs after ours.
Two young men did all of the work. I don't think that I've ever seen anyone work as hard as these fellows. They started at 8 a.m. And worked until the job was finished at 5 p.m., taking no breaks. We suggested that they take a few as it was hot up there, but they said that they would rather work until they were done. Here they are removing the old roofover, pieces of which you see on the lawn. These were later hauled off of the lot by the folks here at the park, and sold as salvage...
In this photo they are getting ready to install the insulation...
...and in this one, the roof is on, and they are installing the trim...
We took,the next two photos from the pool area, which is right across from our lot...
I will soon paint the old black trim (seen on the porch) to match that on the new roof, and this week we are making some other changes to the front. But more on that later!...
In a few of the photos above, if you're very observant, you may notice the biggest change that we are in the process of completing. Something started right before the roof went on, and still being worked on this week.
Have a great day!
Just curious, was your current roof leaking, or was this a preventive or cosmetic thing? My wife and I are looking at a mobile home and were wondering about the roofs. We are trying to get things more simple and cost effective and a decent used mobile home is looking pretty good.
ReplyDeleteFranklin Stewart @ Muller Exteriors
Hello Franklin. We did it as a preventative measure. It is a very old unit and had a roofover some years ago, but we didn't know when. While I was painting I noticed some spots from old leak damage but nothing was ever actually wet. Since it is a getaway home for us and we are not there most of the time, we didn't want to take any chances so had the old roofover torn off and the new one put on. Money well spent as others in the park tried to spot fix leaks and had no luck. The leaks just moved to another spot. Thanks for your question. Good luck! Sue
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