I appreciate the workmanship and dedication to your craft. You are teaching your audience to spot quality.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Blessings to you and your family!

Thank you Eric for sharing this with us. Much appreciated. I'm a young cost estimator and this has been super helpful for me.

I'm doing my first tile roof tomorrow i feel this video has well prepared me thanks

Thank you Eric for sharing just what I was looking for

Great video! I like how you’re bending the valley metal and pipe jack flashings back 3/4” on both sides of each vertical runs. Smart thinking. 👏👏👍

Thanks for posting this video, super helpful.

Thanks for the video very helpful

Excelente trabajo mi estimado Sin duda eres el mejor

Just got a roofing job and thanks to your channel I'm getting some info in before I start...

Great Video. Tile Roof is a complicated skill. Thanks for sharing! I'm going to try to fix my mother-in-law's roof. Roof was "re-roofed" by a contractor...by-removing Flat concrete tiles (Monier Homestead)... removing battens/felt/valleys. Pro-Armor underlayment was used (stapled down). Flashing around skylights was done wrong (old flashing was re-used) and immediately leaked into the house. Contractor placed large tarp over both skylights, extending to the ridge 9 months ago...and has not returned to repair. I need to fix the leaks before the rainy season and get rid of the tarps. Also, contractore didn't use a drip edge or anti-ponding of any sort used at the edges of the roof, so, lots of water runs behind Fascia. I plan on removing tiles around the skylights and seal/flash the best I can. I was wondering if you have any recommendations on flashing around skylights (4 feet x 4 feet), and what to do about lack of any drip-edge or anti ponding around entire roof edge?

That sky light is super sweet .

Muchas gracias Eric hay personas que no les gusta compartir las ideas de su trabajo pero tú eres un buen trabajador una buena persona y e aprendido mucho de ti los que dicen que no quieren enseñar son muy envidiosos y las personas que comparten El Talento son personas buenas y así Jesús compartía todo lo que él sabía Y tú eres una buena persona Síguele camarada me gusta cómo trabajas y nos das una lección que Dios te bendiga

Love the video

Again appreciate sharing. We want to be smart home owners and avoid any issue and tricks by contractors too.

Asen falta mas maestros Como tu.

That IS a good video. Same material as mine. My roofer never came back to do the last 2 courses and the ridge. So now I can do it myself (I have done wood shake before)

Beautiful

I would recommend a synthetic roof underlayment instead of roofing felt. Most of your leaks will come from the felt failing. Nice video!

Que buen trabajo se avienta muy detallista y gracias por querer enseñarnos. Yo compre una casa foreclosure que tiene un techo como teja pero de metal y se ve bien mal la instalación estoy pensando poner algo así como lo hizo usted. Ojalá me pudiera ayudar con información. Mil gracias

I recommend and larger gap in the tiles that meet in the valley pan. Looks great

Hello there Eric; My name is Josue Diaz. I am an architect in California (Roseville). I really liked this video. Great job. Sigue adelante y gracias por compartir.

yo soy de san juan Capistrano.. saludos y como siempre te la rifas

Thank you.

I like your videos, cause you try to be clear and do easy explanation, I just to do roofing for almost 27 years in California now I am temporary disability cause I have a meniscus knee problems

I like Eric Garcia tile roof installation with a full plywood base over the entire roof as support for the tiles.

buenos videos gracias

Is there box gutters, tin work in cali! My office is in Ohio and ky and it's cool how different locations have different materials, I love doing skate, tile and asbestos but around here there isn't many left! Everyone always takes them off, I hate to see them remove them! People don't understand you can do a pick up and relay and like new!!

I've done work in that same area of of Pico aliso.

In Florida here, after hurricane Michael in 2018, we saw some tile roofs survive and others fail. The ones that survived had two nails in each shingle. The ones that failed had only one nail in each shingle. A stone shingle moving 150 mph is a dangerous projectile to all property nearby. Stone shingles were like missiles blowing through peoples doors, windows, walls, etc. I would suggest going to the added time and expense to add one more nail to each shingle.

What would your typical warranty period be for a re-roof of clay tile 30 yr old roof?

Tengo una pregunta Ese trabajo para cuantos días es? Saludos mi estimado

Why you guys didn’t buildup the crickets behind the chimneys like you said . In Colorado if you don’t have them behind chimneys wider then 30in , you fail inspection. Is it different in California?

hey eric, great video! Had a question about asphalt shingles, how do you get the first row of shingles so straight when you do them? I hear some people saying they'll use a chalk line, others say that the chalk is not good because it can be misjudged if the roof is somewhat off. Whats your method? upload a video if you have the time. thanks again

Hey Eric!! As always, great and informative videos. Representing and always professional. If you're ever in Orange come visit at Elite Roofing Supply! As an inside sales associate, I learn so much from your videos and I apply that knowledge when helping homeowners. Thanks!

great work as always eric saludos Flores Roofing Service

What is the standard practice for grouting/sealing tile roofs?

Hey compa how can i get ur info We need a good roofer Estoy en los ángeles great job

Thank You! I have to reroof my house as I think it just has a single layer of 30. I have lots of leaks. My concrete tile looks just like the ones used in this video. I am going to remove 1/2 the tiles, repaper with two layers of 30 and then replace the tiles. My edges have nothing except the paper over the edge of the roof and then the tile on top. Isn't there supposed to be steel on the edge??? For broken tiles I need to cut at my valleys, what type of blade do I put in my Skill Saw? Thank you so much for this video. I can not afford to pay someone and must do myself.

Great video man, I have a roof tile that's lasted 20 years and I was asking if titles can be reused for a new roof??

Ese material se corta con grinder o skillsaw??

just love the work learn a lot from watching your videos roofer from sask. can.

Whats more common in that area. Concrete tile or clay tile?

How long did that roof take? It looks complex. How many squares? I like your work.

How much do you charge per sq, minus the cost of tile?

I live in Moreno Valley California, do you do tile roofs in this area? Kiero hacer un tile roof para un shed ke estoy construyendo. Estilo japonés son los tiles.

8:21 with the metal lips up like that would it push the tiles upward?

what kind of mortar do you use?

Do I need to reinforce my roof wood to put tile roofing? I have shingles right now, and I would like to upgrade to tile. Good job tho!!

I have similar roof tile like video, but find the replacement is a challenge. can you let me know the roof tile name and model? Also, where to find this roof tile? Thanks

Are you doing any work in Bonita CA??

Does that not bother you when people park the car under the work area?

great work eric . did you go over shingles on the area were the solar panels were

Please make a step by step video on flat roof tiles. Details from first course and to last course..thanks

weres in your company located at

I have similar tile as in the video; however, how come mine has a long piece of small of wood to hold the tiles and yours don't. Is it depends on the type of roof?

Why didnt use either BATTENS to screw the tiles rather than screwing directly to the deck? Have you use foam cement any where ??

Closed valleys leak. Open valleys allow water and debris to flow more freely. Except for slid-down, or broken tile, debris gets trapped and builds up, causing water to run along the top of the tile causing 95% of valley failures. Not an opinion here, just an observation.

Mucha terapia guey

Eric todo tu jale esta vien echo mis respetos lo q estas mal eske digas q les vas a enseñar cómo se ase a los mexicanos todo t sale vien no t vallas a kemar nomas x unas tontas palabras t lo digo x experiencia ten cuidado cuídate q dios t bendiga

Should do a quarter bond instead of a half. The finish looks a lot nicer.

Do you put hip caps in the valley?

Tienes videos en español

Sorry to bother but I have a balcony on top of my master bedroom. There is a door to that balcony and ir always leaks down into the bedroom what kind of flashing can I use I’m going to replace the complete roof. Thanks

Very good are you looking for a good worker because it just happens to be I'm looking for a good job lol

I believe code is two nails or one screw. I don't understand why roofers even use 30lb felt when there are so many better underlayments. Such as TU43, TileSeal self adhering base with 30 year warranty. If you give people the option they will usually chose the better base sheet.

Why are those tiles sitting all out of place on top of the vent on 22:37 , something went wrong with the measurements of the tile rows

you are a apprentice at best, but at least you are trying

14:52 woopsie, the rows of tiles don't line up at the valley

No batten boards 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

The tiles are too close to the valley center water won't drain correctly.

Thank you for the video. But, I think you skipped and did not show a lot of critical, skillful steps. One minor detail, why choose gray tiles for a brown painted house? Gray doesn't go with brown, to me.

You gotta put the chingadera on the side.

That roof is a leak waiting to happen with the valleys it has

1:42 ¡ Mexicanos! Les vamos a enseñar como los hacemos Los Chapines! 😁😀. Si wey..

Y por que no uso 5 crown Valley metal ?? 😂😂 y esa teja va a 3/4 no a la 1/2 que no ve que las rayas de la teja quedas alineadas 15:10 😂😂😂

The owner should have moved his F-Type away from the roof while work is being done 🙂

One cracked tile and it's a big strainer, direct to deck is no good. So sad

This is what happens when you hire poor skilled workers and owners that learn from other poorly skilled workers . No battens no, messed up valleys, and no rubber flashing over hips good luck

Eric, get to the point brother, you talk to much...

I note you use the cheap plastic nail caps, that deteriorate rather quickly, as apposed to the full galvanized steel nail caps. Better to not cheap out on such a small thing. You wind up spending dollars, when you try to save pennies...No bueno. I stopped watching after seeing that. 🤷🏼‍♂️

You are hit and miss. Some things you do great, and other things you are way off. Your tile install is great, but you used the wrong underlayment. Just saying. You used asphalt shingle underlayment for tile. Or is your rich customer a cheap ass and wanted the cheapest price possible so you used an inferior product.