OMG .. how many folks were injured or killed just building that thing?

Thank you so much for the link Pedini of Atlanta. Needed a moment of meditation for the Great Lent.

Tim...only a chopper pilot would consider air lifting shingles....LOL

:)...still in the blood...

I told them to make sure they put gutters on or after a few years the lawn would erode away..... hate to say "I told you so.."

That scares me just looking at it :)

lol @Hewitt!

This certainly gives new meaning to the term "widow's walk".

My My - we do get on a "roll" don't we???

We tend to...yes....:)

Yeah but . . . ain't it FUN??? A little humor sure breaks up the monotony A LOT!! I just realized you're a fellow "Virginian" - there are many many Georgians on here and a stray Coloradan or two, and they are ALL TRULY WONDERFUL PEOPLE, but I'm really trying to get the network in our state built up just for the convenience of having "Go To" people who could offer a reference of other pros when you get in over your head and DIYers w/experience and lots of know how. ...»

With a helicopter and some imagination, it can be done!

ALOHA, ROOFERS DO HAVE THE MOST DANGEROUS JOB ! MAHALO

wow I wouldn't want that job, LOL

Hope this home doesn't over extend the property line.

Is that a swimming pool just below the house on the left face? Water polo anyone?

Oh just a putting gree...

Be just my luck they'd want the good side of the fence out...;)

Wouldn't want the window washing job either.

wonderful - I would love to b his contractor! But, ohhhhhh, how much I would charge him!

Do you think this guy Basejumps to work?

Sure I'd do the roof, why not. Logistically a helicopter would load the materials. With proper safety setup nobody is going to fall and seeing as we've worked on some mid-rises the comfort level is already there. Anyways according to OSHA a fall like this is no different than a 6' fall.