Posted by philcaseinWPA on April 24, 2023 at 17:53:47 from (98.219.216.236):
In Reply to: barn roof posted by INCase on April 24, 2023 at 10:48:14:
I have the same problem but my barn is only 50 X 32. I have had Mr Picklesimer fix slate at my barn and house and another 20 X 30 building. My house was built in 1899, barn in 1898 and the other building in 1897. There was another guy that did slate work , David Frankovich or something like that. I haven't seen his add lately. I like the look of slate but it is hard to find someone to fix it and it is expensive also. One side of the barn is way worse than the other, probably 20 or more slate off. This springs winds have played havoc with the old slate. I would think that with as many slate roofs as there are a young ambitious person could do okay. Hard work and can't do it on a computer I guess. Phil
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