Some photos of the leaks in the stores...
Some photos of the leaks in the stores...
Some photos of the leaks in the stores...
Some photos of the leaks in the stores...
Some photos of the leaks in the stores...
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Some photos of the leaks in the stores... |
Some photos of the leaks in the stores... |
Some photos of the leaks in the stores... |
Some photos of the leaks in the stores... |
Some photos of the leaks in the stores... |
 Starting to remove the top gravel layer |
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 That's all to be done... |
 The hot tar pot - ready to work... |
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 The power broom |
 It was snowing when we finished removing the gravel from half the roof |
 All piled up... |
 At the end of the first day... |
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 The next day we hooked up the liquid propane tank... |
 ...and it's starting to heat the tar. |
 In the meantime we remove the water... |
 ...and the ice. |
 Breaking the ice... |
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 The first layer of tar is down... |
 Some of the second layer is done, and some of the gravel is back. |
 Look at our thoroughness... |
 The water pump is hard at work also... |
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 Making sure the side-splashes are perfect. |
 Rolling the tar paper between the first and second layers. |
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 Liquid tar at 450 degrees. |
 Mopping it on... |
 Filling the buckets with tar. |
 Putting the gravel on the finished sections. |
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 This is what the tar looks like just 10 seconds after pouring it (dries very quickly). |
 The liquid tar in action... |
 Putting down tar paper to hard-to-reach areas. |
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 Double checking the first layer for all small holes (this one is only 2 square inches). |
 ...and re-enforcing them all with tar-paper patches. |
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 FInishing up the first section... |
 ...and going ahead with the second. |
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 All very precise! |
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 Filling the wheel barrow with hot tar. |
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 Finishing up the second section... |
 The final touches... |
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 And it's ALL completed! |
 The job is nicely done. |
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