A few months back, we had the roof on an outbuilding replaced. Off came the old asbestos cement corrugated panels, on went metal corrugated panels. Looked to be a nice easy job, to the level that I thought "Exactly wtf am I paying for this...?" - but at least I didn't have to deal with the old stuff... That was laid straight onto the purloins.
We're soon going to be having a new garage go up - flat-pack timber, erected by the supplier. They're supplying it with the roof boarded and felted, ready to panel on top of that to match the other one.
Given that this one's going to be even easier - I'm REALLY wondering why I don't just DIY it.
AFAICT, the only thing I'm going to need to add to the tool array is a nibbler. A quick look says that 230v nibblers are expensive, but air are surprisingly cheap. I've got a compressor (one of the ubiquitous Aldidl ones, seems to promise more than adequate CFM)...
Am I missing something here?