Getting On And Off A Ladder Roof

What this will do is elevate the leg up to the same level as the other one.

Getting on and off a ladder roof.

Slowly raise the ladder with crate attached to the roof just above the gutter. To access a roof you ll need an extension ladder. The crate will sit flat on the roof no matter what pitch making the ladder more stable also. Throw rope with at.

Never step over the top rung or attempt to go down with your back to the ladder. Remember it should extend at least 3 feet above the roof s edge. This will reduce the risk of your ladder slipping and you falling off your roof and getting injured. Instead hold onto the ladder with both hands and step around the ladder and onto the roof.

This video explains how to safely get on to and off of roof safely from an extension ladder. The crate will sit directly on the roof keeping the ladder off the gutter preventing contact therefore preventing crushing or bending the gutter. Tie rope to a structural part of house or a tree. To get back onto the ladder hold it and swing a leg onto the rung while facing the roof.

Stay well away from power lines and don t put ladder across. Caulk the nail holes left by the foot board to avoid roof leaks. So your ladder will not be slanted anymore. Never step up and over the top of the ladder.

The ladders don t have to be elaborate. Enlist the aid of a helper when you carry and set up a heavy ladder. When on a roof you need to wear a harness connected to a securely anchored safety rope. This video explains how to safely get on to and off of roof safely from an extension ladder.

Hold the ladder securely with both hands and swing one leg around to step off onto the roof. Use a rope to secure the ladder when bungee cords aren t available.