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25 Comments
antohich · September 21, 2014 at 11:52 AM
@Badjura Lol ur pathetic ice and snow on your gutters and you are blaming
ur roof? And saying alum roof is crap? Really? Wow. Name me one roof that
will have 0 snow on it after snow fall. Ull always have ice there no meter
what type of roof u have. Clean your gutters if u don’t want crap happen to
them. And clean snow of the end of your roof like every1 else does.
iaceit · September 21, 2014 at 11:52 AM
@aacceerr808 Mine was a couple thousand less but was done in 1997. Good
that the old roof wasn’t leaking yet. I hope the old roof doesn’t lift the
Interlock if too much moisture gets past the aluminum. I wonder why they
didn’t remove it? From the web page of les Toit Permanents du Québec they
look like installers of Interlock Roofs rather thank Interlock themselves,
so that’s a good thing. Good luck my friend. Hope it works out. for you.
skitzostudios · September 21, 2014 at 11:55 AM
mikejonessey45, you obviously didn’t have a good experience. All I can tell
you is that the roof on my house, featured in this film, has never had any
trouble. It doesn’t leak, it’s fantastic. My only connection with this
company is that I am a satisfied customer.
antohich · September 21, 2014 at 12:31 PM
Plus for ur information properly installed gutters must hold at leat 200lbs
at the clipping or nailing point brackets or nails are spaced 1.2-2feet
apart installed on a good solid base board. And even after that if they
bend or coming off look into gutter guard that will make ur gutters 10-20
times stronger that u can easily walk on them plus debris won’t get inside
gutters.
skitzostudios · September 21, 2014 at 12:55 PM
@LUVallova As the film shows, it was installed. We have had no leaks or
problems. Where we live, we get a lot of rain. Our roof works just fine.
Mike Jones · September 21, 2014 at 1:34 PM
The roof tiles have been sitting in my garage for over a month preventing
me from using my gatrage properly. When a contractor finally arrived he
informed me that the roof was lifting becaseuse when InterLock installed
the roof around ten years ago they layed their metal roof tiles ontop of
the rotting old tiles.
antohich · September 21, 2014 at 2:19 PM
@ banjura let’s just not talk about who finished school and who didn’t ok?
That has nothing to do with anything. I speak 3 languages and English is
not my 1st language. Plus I’m not saying snow doesn’t slide of alum roof. I
know it does all I’m saying if u have big snow fall u need to clean edges
of ur roof no mater what type of roof u got. My friend owns siding company
and he deals with bend gutters all the time. So don’t just blame alum roof
for it. It’s simple maintenance u gotta do all the
Mike Jones · September 21, 2014 at 3:18 PM
please email me to see the mess they installed which they believe is proper
and, I quote; “we always do it this way” mk6816@gmail.com
badjura · September 21, 2014 at 3:31 PM
@antohich – You have a friend?! Bet they don’t have this piece of crap
Interlock/Future roof where ever you are from. You have made my point
trying to defend this junk so vigorously, so thanks for your help.
antohich · September 21, 2014 at 3:46 PM
If u guys have problems with interlock roof and nothing gets done after
calling you local office I suggest contacting head office in Vancouver BC
and explain what’s going on. I’m an installer in Alberta and we take care
of all the problems our costumers have b4 going to the next job. Why we
don’t take ur old roof b4 installing interlock is bc building code says u
can install it if layers of the existing roof are not grater then 2.
iaceit · September 21, 2014 at 4:10 PM
@skitzostudios It will normally take a few years when the metal lifts from
hot summers and cold winters. Mine was good for about 6 years before the
problems really started.
VictoryRider · September 21, 2014 at 5:08 PM
@badjura Hi, your message is scary. I got an aluminum roof by interlock.
But they put mine on top of the old one, maybe that help to keep us dry.
Snow does fall but the gutter hold well. My issue is with soffit ans
fascia. Year after year it falls down. The company (Les toits Permanent du
Québec) came back each year to fix it. But it like they are unable to make
it last a full winter. I’m far from their office and I belive this is why
the did a crappy job.
badjura · September 21, 2014 at 5:33 PM
@aacceerr808 You are lucky in the fact that they actually came out to
‘attempt’ to repair your soffit and fascia issue. 99.9% of folks with an
Interlock roof will never get that luxury. I had to coat my entire roof
(twice) with a commercial grade roof coating as well as seam tape over all
large seams. It look well over 3 months! Interlock should not have
installed their crap over your old roof in the first place, but in this
case, dependening on its shape, might help. How much was your roof?
F. B. I. Iberger · September 21, 2014 at 6:05 PM
Way to go Interlock!! This makes the option of Kassel & Irons that much
more attractive.
skitzostudios · September 21, 2014 at 6:10 PM
Here in Oregon in rain country, we’ve had no problems with our roof. Our
house is the only one in our cul de sac with these right now, and we stand
out. The aluminum roof is crisp, defined, and really adds a lot to our
place. I’m not sorry we purchased ours. I’ll worry about it in 2059.
Mike Jones · September 21, 2014 at 6:14 PM
If you installed did you remove the previous roof tiles? After months and
months of back and forth with these dolts they finally dropped off tiles
but no contractor.
Mike Jones · September 21, 2014 at 6:35 PM
I then asked the installer to please quote me what the cost would be to
remove the old tiles under the malfuncationing InterLock roof and then
start fresh. His response “well I’ll find out when I get up there”! I then
suggeted I would obviously prefer him to give me a rough idea becaseu
although I am in discussions to have InterLock pay for the removal a quote
is necessary. His response (as he was chomping on something) in an
aggitated tone “well then that cost me money”. For a quote?
skitzostudios · September 21, 2014 at 7:11 PM
@tileroofer I am the customer/ film maker.
tileroofer · September 21, 2014 at 7:27 PM
@skitzostudios are you that aluminium or the membrane doing the job
Mike Jones · September 21, 2014 at 7:56 PM
This company is a complete mess….I have some photos of this “roof for
life” junk if you’d like to see email me at mk6816@gmail.com
antohich · September 21, 2014 at 8:13 PM
u gotta do all the time snow falls don’t just let it sit there. It’s like
cleaning ur walk way. If u don’t ice forms. They even have a tool for sale
at home depot for cleaning edges of ur roof from the ground And u really
should figure that out b4 installing aluminum roof. So really there is no1
to blame. come on man. I see that u just complain about everything.
VictoryRider · September 21, 2014 at 9:12 PM
We paid (and are still paying) 15k (CAN$). The installation was done by les
Toit Permanents du Québec. For now I will get a friend of mine to fix it
again and I’ll bill the company. They will come back this summer to,
hopefully, make it better. My old roof was 30years old but was not leaking.
We’ll see what’ll happen. The company that did the job will come back this
summer to make it better (we hope)
badjura · September 21, 2014 at 9:29 PM
tristarroofing,ca/services1,asp?id=117 Replace the “(commas)” with an
actual period (.) in the URL above for what its going to look like – as
well as leak
badjura · September 21, 2014 at 10:12 PM
@antohich Please stop embarrasing yourself. Gutters are clean – aluminum is
smooth, snow slides down aluminum when it warms up – hangs off gutter and
pulls them down. Other roofs aren’t smooth, snow doesn’t slide. I can’t
explain it any more simply that that, And learn how to spell – its “matter”
not “meter”.
skitzostudios · September 21, 2014 at 10:20 PM
We’ve had no trouble here in rain country.
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