These little metal details are so intimidating. You’re a wizard.

It’s great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan’s kzfaq.infoUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.

Before I started watching Kyle I didn’t even know what opening up a hem meant. Kyle explains these things so well that even beginners understand. You’ve got a gift for teaching my friend 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

Man, your attention to detail is impeccable! Those ZEE closures are called "End Dam" our company manufacturers them for all of our Standing Seam panels. Most customers only order them on prevailing wage jobs & weathertight projects. They are quite labor-intensive to manufacture and therefore cost much more than a typical ZEE trim.

As always an amazing job.. I always love to see the attention to detail, even if you are the only one to ever know it exists.. That is pure skill & knowledge of your trade.. Thank you for sharing...

I love how clean your work is Kyle and Greg. And really good pro tips

Hey Kyle! I've been a builder for almost 20 years. I just completed my very first metal siding job. Thanks to a couple of pointers I got from you and your channel, it turned out BEAUTIFULLY!! Thanks buddy!

What a first class job you did on the roof trimming. I especially liked the outer end of the ridge cap that you cut just perfectly to look just right. Thanks for the video.

You both do a excellent job….doing the hip trim is so very important, and it looks fantastic!

Waiting and waiting for another clip from this project. So exciting. Wow.

Wonderful work ! Great attention to the details !!

The Installation from this Metal Roof is Gigantic Interesting! Your make it to Perfect, that it 100 %Waterproof. But Your too have a great Work to make. 💪👌👍 Greeting 🇦🇹

Kyle you and Craig do beautiful work. 😍 I love the way you explain everything. But you make it look way..... to easy. Lol keep it up.

You do incredibly good work! I love your channel! Every time you work on metal siding and roofing, I learn something new. I basically watch your channel to learn the tricks of the trade and your the boss at that but your door insulation since your not a finish carpenter sucks. I build homes from the ground up but it's difficult to learn all the tricks of each trade. I've learned many but am not a master at everything and neither are you but that's OK because we make the end result look good and are always striving for perfection and end up getting better and better through experience. Your clearly much better at metal than I am because you've done much more of it than I have. Now that I've gained the knowledge from your videos, I feel confident to do a great job on my next build like you do. Thanks for producing this great content.

You know what makes a great Saturday is drinking my coffee and watching another great video from Greg. We all know Greg does all the work he just doesn’t like to show off 🤣🤣. Another great video guys are you all getting closer to picking a winner for the contest it’s been a minute.

What you do and show is perfect. Greetings from Poland

I am pretty sure you are the best builder out there in your discipline.

Awesome attention to details and yes those little things take the most time do you know what when you’re all done the product just looks amazing

Beautiful work

Artistry & Craftsmanship! 😍👍🏻👊🏻

Thumbs up Kyle & Greg! 👍😁

Details are on point.

Nicely done.

For your “sealant” I’d recommend LEXEL. It is a clear adhesive caulking.

Man the level of details is top of the line. Like the words of a famous architect. "There's devil in the details."

Yur showing me a lot….thanks!!

Take a shot every time Kyle says double beaded butyl tape 🤣

Thank you for the video

Gosh, the place is really looking like eye candy! Love watching the detail work. Kyle ... have you ever worked with any type of copper roof cladding?

Attention to detail. 👍

VERY NICE!

Incredible

My company produces snap lock and for the pieces your calling z clips we have some pieces of flashing that are for your side and end walls. They are made to where you put them on first and then your roof panels will slide into them as you push them up from the eave end. The way you hem the eave side down to go over your roof edge you would do the same to the top end of your panel but you would bend the hem towards the top so it will prevent the water from working its way in

Near perfect work, as usual! Always remember, if you find a small hole in your work somewhere and you can't throw a chicken through it, caulk it! 🤣😂

I do standing seam in fl been doing it for about 10 years now I’ve seen people try to use a chop saw skill saw I just use good ol Midwest snips I can probably cut 1k of z both hip and head I got a good system I 45 all my corners also

i work with zinc, lead and copper. we always make a upstand at the end, so we would need something seperate, the seam it selfs has a gate at the end..

Buen trabajo...saludos

Meticulous! That’s the word. Epic closing sound track and shots.

Wondering if you could make “walking boards” to run across the roof panels? Maybe 2x8 by 3/4 ply with spacer shims boards to bracket the raised snap on connections of the roof panels. Or more appropriate dimensions.

I leave the top of the z trim together and just cut out the bottom for the ribs. Makes it alot easier to snap on the trim

detail,detail,detail!!!!

If I tried to work with that metal roofing as much as you do cutting and bending and all my knuckles would be bleeding all over the place. Looks great!

Guys I gotta get y’all to Texas to build mine!

Great work. More stabila pls.

This guy is why America is great, if it is great

I wonder if you could use a heavy duty papercutter and notch out part of the blade to cut your z flashing

Hey guys, great videos! My favorite build of yalls is the Diresta build. So much great info. Question: I’m assuming since you built in NY that y’all travel and build all over the country? I have a bit of land and am interested in building a barndominium, but cannot find reputable companies in Texas that travel to my location.

Even on a vacay getaway, RR Buildings is able to release the next episode. Interesting how we're creatures of habit so when the notice flashed that there was a new KZfaq video from RR Buildings my mind immediately thought I better jump on to get plugged into the live chat. Well today there is no live chat and so I said to myself, we're doing the next episode 'old school' ...no live chat although live chatting for RR Buildings has only been around for probably less than a year. C'mon Ty, keep your expectations in check. :)

Need some interior updates as well my fine Sir... please and thank you!! :P

Blue tape scratch-prevention for the win

Question we've all been waiting to ask....you find a lucky winner for that tool give-away! Asking for a friend!😎🤙

Another great video with informative content! Btw what is the song name at the end of the video?

Just curious what kind of screws you use to attach steel to the weather logic. Kind of look like lathe screws.

We SOOO NEEED to play a Butyl Tape drinking game to these.

Hey instead of those z bars at the top of the sheets, what about measuring 1.5 inches down from the top of the sheets, then cutting the tops of the under/over laps off, then simply folding 1.5 inches up with folders, then hammering the top corners over so theres no cuts, no caulking needed in the top corners for wind to get in.

Easy money!

When are you putting your wall metal above your roof on ?

Wow...It's like cutting hair. Precision.

Hey Kyle, Just curious. Im a plumber/roof plumber from Australia. How come you guys done slide your hip capping under your top capping, direction of flow makes more sense. Great video anyway!

At 26:00 when you are about to add the "top" trim piece and you had to open up the hem and all that to do it, would it not be easier to take the bottom piece off, then slid the top piece all the way up? Then you could reslide the bottom piece up into the top piece. Full disclosure, I am NOT in anyway a metal worker or anything, just seemed like a relatively easy way to do it!! Love the attention to detail either way!!

very good job, how much do you charge per square???

This place is looking slick! Have you already done your 1M subs giveaway?

My roofing installer should have watched YOU video. They would have done the job the right way instead of the low quality work they did do! I did however learn what to tell them when they come out to repair their poor workmanship! Thanks!!!!!

YOUR ATTENTION TO DETAIL IS TO BE ADMIRED!!.ON A BUILDING OF THIS SIZE FROM THE FOUNDATION ON UPWARDS IF YOU STARTED OFF BEING A EIGHT OF AN INCH OFF AND A QUARTER OF A INCH THERE WHEN YOU GET TO THE FINISHED HOUSE NOTHING WILL LIGN UP. I ADMIRE THE WORK THAT YOU GUYS ARE DOING. WELL DONE 👏 ✔ 👍.

Time to build something new.

Atas int. makes their own z flashings to cover 3 panel at a time. You can also order them for hips if you get your angle. I personally stack the closures tight, put a clamp or 2 on them and use a 20v dewalt bandaw to cut them.

Considering its now june, and hot, this was filmed quite a few months ago. Theyve prolly completed this build by now, and are on to the next project.

Anyone know any updates on the giveaway? I’ve been looking out for some sort of update about everyday but haven’t seen anything

Do you have an approximate price of what this house cost to build?

12:31 wooooooooooowwwwww...outta sight outta mind I guess 🤣🤣 (sarcasm in case you're confused)

Why does he screw the trim in some places and nail in others?

Why do you use nails, instead of screws, for the flashing up against the wall?

how do you guys get grip on such a slippery metal roof? we have a steel roof and i cant stand up without sliding down.

What are the black straps/buckles over top of Kyle's shoes?

are you using the M4 with the titanium head?

New game, take a shot every time he says double beaded butyl tape

You didn't tap your hand on it while saying "it is not going anywhere." Next big storm, it's definitely going to F off hahaha...

What caulking gun do you use?

12:31 😂😂😂😂 bruhhhh

How long u take for finish that house I do 130 sqrs in 2 weeks 3 guys clip panels can u do it too quality job

Lol, Should have started a drinking game on this video, every time you said butyl !!!!

Why not do the ridge cap top cut first, then slide up the 10-ft ridge cap?

What brand caulk gun is that?

beautiful double-beaded butyl tape haha

Looks like your wearing some kinda booties on your shoes to help with being able to walk on the roof. What are they called and were can a person get some at.

Under the hip cap won’t bees make a home as the bottom is not completely sealed.

Where can I buy the r&r pants

Preciso la ultima la pegaron mal, debía quedar debajo de las verticales no por encima (limatesa).

you did't show how much you cut of on the Z clip ends for the tabs

Greg at 11:30 is me when I have a booger and no tissue on hand 😂

And like Graig said “we’ll put tape over it”. lol

Are you installing the Image II metal roofing in this video? The link to MS doesn't work?

"Is that good?" "I think so." "How about that?" "Looks good from my house." "What about now?" "Good enough for the girls I run with." WHAAAACK!

What is on your boots?

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

No because for hips you would need different size z lengths.

Rookie question here Kyle but I noticed you never complete a cut with the snips. You always seem to have to break off the piece by hand. Why is that?

What pants are those?

So why wouldn't putting the hip cap on first be a better idea? Use the sealer on the bottom of the sheets and pish it up into the channel. It seems like it would be a hell of alot easier, less cuts, less chance for water to creep up at every raised seam cause the base that the cap slides onto would be one piece.

Perkins bothers