Posted by INCase on April 25, 2023 at 05:47:31 from (209.221.240.192):
In Reply to: barn roof posted by INCase on April 24, 2023 at 10:48:14:
thanks for the feedback.
I'll see what the crew can do.
at a bare minimum this spring as soon as the weather is fitting we'll at least have the amish guys put new ridge on (1/2 of the leaks are down the ridge) and replace the missing ones from the wind storm and all the pin holes. maybe that will spare me 5 years??
hadn't thought about being able to get much $ out of selling the slate. on market place looks like they are getting about $1 each but not sure where to market the vermont slate counting the number of rows and estimating 10 wide for each slate it is probably around 6000 pieces of slate. There is a company out of Vermont that buys- (removes) old slate but not sure if they will travel to Ohio to get them.
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