Said the blind roofer!More flashing, more tar, more flashing, more tar please!!

Said the blind roofer!More flashing, more tar, more flashing, more tar please!!
Said the blind roofer!
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The magic goo!![]()
But wait, that's not all.with some spray "flex seal " on top........good as new ....or at least another year![]()
Exactly. I haven't spent a penny on advertising since making the plunge into running my own show about 15 years ago. So there's little need to "earn their trust" because their trusted source already did it for them which makes the whole process much easier and there's a lot less stress.same for all skilled trades...
... but the bad ones often charge as much / or more - than the good ones... Gotta rely on "word of mouth"... and "visiting previous projects"...
Whad'ya know, just what I did 3 years ago.with some spray "flex seal " on top........good as new ....or at least another year![]()
Very Cool Smooth. Only thing cooler would be if she would bring you a fresh kill to grill.!!!!Not every day you have a hawk land on your work truck while actually driving down the road! Was going about 15 mph checking the level of the plant water reservoir when I saw this thing in my side mirror for a fraction of a second then heard her on the top of the cab of the truck. View attachment 223701
We bring in a company with these trained birds to keep the geese out of our ponds. Still didnt expect this though.
You were actually able to get out and snap a pic without scaring him off?Not every day you have a hawk land on your work truck while actually driving down the road! Was going about 15 mph checking the level of the plant water reservoir when I saw this thing in my side mirror for a fraction of a second then heard her on the top of the cab of the truck. View attachment 223701
We bring in a company with these trained birds to keep the geese out of our ponds. Still didnt expect this though.
Yeah, was able to slowly stop the truck get out and take several pictures. They use a few different hawks but they are all very well trained. No fear of humans, they just want to see if you have any food. One of the ladies let me wear the glove once while she called the hawk in. Cool experience. Think I've posted the pic before.You were actually able to get out and snap a pic without scaring him off?
"You may be badass, but you're not smoothster holding a hawk badass."Yeah, was able to slowly stop the truck get out and take several pictures. They use a few different hawks but they are all very well trained. No fear of humans, they just want to see if you have any food. One of the ladies let me wear the glove once while she called the hawk in. Cool experience. Think I've posted the pic before. View attachment 223734
Having seen a young hawk struggle to deal with a squirrel in my back yard, I am curious how they work over geese.Yeah, was able to slowly stop the truck get out and take several pictures. They use a few different hawks but they are all very well trained. No fear of humans, they just want to see if you have any food. One of the ladies let me wear the glove once while she called the hawk in. Cool experience. Think I've posted the pic before. View attachment 223734
yeah, I have watched them. Mostly they just chase the geese away. The geese dont want anything to do with them. And honestly we dont want the hawks killing the geese. Our water treatment plant is right on the bay with a public road between the the plant and the bay. Bad publicity. These hawks mostly hunt rabbits but I know they are capable of killing a goose.Having seen a young hawk struggle to deal with a squirrel in my back yard, I am curious how they work over geese.
Goslings sure, but full grown geese are pretty tough.
Have you seen them do their thing?
Photo opIs there any reason (code, logic etc) why they are not joined earlier?
Hey up Uncle.Misty
Just being curious.
Is there any reason (code, logic etc) why they are not joined earlier?
Thanks in advance.
Golden Regards
Uncle
Was laughing my ass off on that one. I use to hang out with an old crusty plumber who would Shart on a weekly basis. Always would end with “ That’s going to burn when it dries”.Framing Houses in Minnesota
Doesn't seem to go up further than I filled those shingles back. Which by the way was shockingly easy to do. I guess even tar paper was too much to ask for.Good they had a gutter cover. Damn, braugh, how far up the roof does the water damage go?
And it's an 88 yr old Scottish widow, who had paid for the work I've recently showcased. So to charge her as little as possible while doing a proper job trying to remedy a crackhead abortion is, as usual my toughest challenge. Taking pride in my work and leaving a mark of excellent quality supersede material gain. It pays off in many respects.That is a lot of nasty wood. I would like to see good outcome.