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Finally got my drone working.

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July 31, 2015 at 10:27 p.m.

Roofguy

Latest foam job and drone vid:

https://youtu.be/4IzvRMIyDuQ

August 2, 2015 at 4:46 p.m.

Mike H

I sent our old friend Tom Hay a link to that first video, and told him to pay close attention to the upper right corner at the beginning... I knew he'd have an interesting response "foam roof guru", but he always manages to surprise me with his wit.

"Wow Mike, LOL. thanks for sharing. I guess Tim must have named his drone Pigs because it was when Pigs fly he would have something nice to say about SPF. LOL

August 2, 2015 at 7:12 p.m.

Roofguy

Mike H Said: I sent our old friend Tom Hay a link to that first video, and told him to pay close attention to the upper right corner at the beginning... I knew hed have an interesting response foam roof guru, but he always manages to surprise me with his wit.

Wow Mike, LOL. thanks for sharing. I guess Tim must have named his drone Pigs because it was when Pigs fly he would have something nice to say about SPF. LOL

It's just business. Nothing more. Customers want SPF, customers want TPO. We work harder to make money with SPF than with chopped glass, there is no doubt about that. There are no $25,000 to $40,000 gross days with a single crew doing SFP, there are with chopped glass. At least not with the prices in our area.

We simply diversified in order to expand beyond what we were doing - in fact, we have used foam to expand into other sectors altogether. See below, we just recently got patent pending on our poured foam-based duck blinds.

Tom shouldn't read too much into it...

August 2, 2015 at 7:52 p.m.

Roofguy

Also, the video and web address might give the impression that SPF is all we do. We have to promote and sell SPF, the chopped glass jobs come to us.

August 10, 2015 at 9:55 p.m.

Lefty1

My one salesman just got a request for me to take a video of an inner city garden to put on the non-profits website of the garden.

This will get around that Holencik Exteriors does community service work. It is always great when you can help people out with something that you have fun doing.

April 18, 2016 at 4:05 p.m.

TomHay

Roofguy Said:
Mike H Said: I sent our old friend Tom Hay a link to that first video, and told him to pay close attention to the upper right corner at the beginning... I knew hed have an interesting response foam roof guru, but he always manages to surprise me with his wit.

Wow Mike, LOL. thanks for sharing. I guess Tim must have named his drone Pigs because it was when Pigs fly he would have something nice to say about SPF. LOL

Its just business. Nothing more. Customers want SPF, customers want TPO. We work harder to make money with SPF than with chopped glass, there is no doubt about that. There are no $25,000 to $40,000 gross days with a single crew doing SFP, there are with chopped glass. At least not with the prices in our area.

We simply diversified in order to expand beyond what we were doing - in fact, we have used foam to expand into other sectors altogether. See below, we just recently got patent pending on our poured foam-based duck blinds.

Tom shouldnt read too much into it...

Tim I think I read right, LOL. Look at your new web site, your a foam man on fire LOL. http://www.adamsrooftech.com/

April 22, 2016 at 7:49 p.m.

tinner666

Just watch out for that 333 exemption and drone 'Do' and 'Don't DO' orders. No way around it without a pilot license, which really sucks. :(


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