Bushman

[ncboman]

Your pm box is full ...

re;

not really enough shingles to headache with the warrantee.

Work being slack for most companies, you should easily be able to find a good craftsman to replace part of the roof. That said, at present I'm so busy I can't respond to all the calls I have.

but I'd book the job. :biggrin:

Small jobs are easier to work in.

Specify Tamko Heritage 30 or XL shingles. A good roofer will likely agree. Other roofers may try to switch you.

Tamko shingles (http://www.tamko.com/OurKeyBrands/HERITAGELandingPage/tabid/108/ControlType/categoryDisplay/itemid/22/Default.aspx)

[Bushman]

Thanks NC, and I'll clear some old stuff out of the in box now too. My question to NC was about some of my 30 year shingles curling after only 9 years or so and if I can just repair a part of the roof with the bad shingles. Great to have some experts on here that we can go to for advice.

[Bushman]

NC, what would the IRS say about you writing off a 2,200 mile round trip shingling job during the bow season?:smile: Too bad that I don't live 250 miles across the state in the midst of those Buffalo County monster bucks. Like five times more P&Y and B&C bucks out of that one county than anywhere else in the state and probably the whole Midwest.

[ncboman]

Buffalo Schmuffalo,

I think a week or three in Bayfield or Douglas may be more to my liking. :flute: