A homeowner has missing or broken shingles across the front, back, and backyard. The hosts debate whether to use basic 3-tab or architectural shingles, then field a question about safely restoring water to a unit that was submerged.
5.99.
That's what we was doing on this stuff.
23.96. How much?
99. 5.99.
Oh, for this one.
Anyway, there's 2 in the backyard, one back roof, and one in the front. You drive by the house, you can see it. Whatever it is, it's the only thing I can see now. It might be more than that. I saw— I found a shingle in the yard and I looked up, I said 1, 2.
Is that it?
Now when the front—
oh, there's a nose.
It's what? Is it regular shingles or is it architect shingles?
What's the difference? You're gonna have to go see yourself.
A regular shingle, I think it's regular, 3 tabs.
I mean, my house is pretty cheap.
Architect shingles was almost Scott's house.
Yeah, I'm not very fancy. You see my ass, but it's like them houses that they open, never— it's just basic bottom line.
It's been a few weeks.
Okay, intro. What are we talking about?
My unit is submerged in water, can I turn water on?
And what was the first one?
The, can I leave my unit off for a couple hours and then turn it back on because it's not hot or cold?
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