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Tearing down a lean-to�what do I do with the roof?
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Posted by Blue3992 (N Illinois) on January 08, 2007 at 19:12:15 from (152.163.100.74):
I�ve got a 14� x 40� lean-to on my barn. The roof has got a pretty small pitch, it�s almost flat. The lean-to wasn�t constructed real well in the first place, and I want to just get rid of it. I�ve got most of the deconstruction planned out. The whole thing is made out of wood, so I was planning on tearing it down and then burning it. I�m not sure what to do about the roof though. It�s got one layer of shingles on it, about 15 years old. Would I be OK with burning the shingles? Would they all burn up, or would I be left with a big pile of melted asphalt in my burn pit? I could go up on the roof with a couple of shovels and take off the shingles, but that would be a hell of a lot more work, and I�d have to truck it to the landfill. Thoughts?
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