Greenhouse Roof

So today was the day to put the greenhouse roof on and it was raining. It wasn't a hard rain though and then it turned into more like a sprinkle so we went out to do the roof anyway. My greenhouse has always been just pure plastic over wood but I have always wanted the corrugated roofing put on it. This roofing is plastic and costs us $15 a sheet but we only needed 5 sheets, a little wood and some screws with a type of rubber washer on them (I really don't know what they are called, sorry).
First step, put the wood on:

Second step put the first panel on. He actually bent the panel over the peak so we would not have to deal with a seam at the top. It didn't work perfectly and took a little "tweeking" but it did work.

Keep adding panels and screwing them down:

And the finished product:

Then I spent quite a while putting plastic on the back and on the door. I also had a lot of clean up to do inside (and outside) and it is not quite done even yet, but it looks a whole lot better. My seedlings are still in there but I did lose several over the weeks that I had to go to work all day. These were the tomatoes so I may have to buy a few after all but the peppers and herbs are still in the house. We have a bit of a cold snap coming, at least the nights will be cold, so I may not move everything out there until the middle of next week. I will, however, be glad to get the lemon tree out there. It has not really thrived in the dry heat of the house though I have put it on the porch as much as possible.