Exactly—drones are solid for initial damage assessments, especially after storms when quick overviews matter. Had a case recently where drone images c...

Same here, my harness sat untouched for months until a nasty storm forced me onto a steep pitch. Felt awkward at first, but after a couple hours it wa...

Yeah, I get where you're coming from, but honestly, I've rarely seen premium underlayments fail purely because of attic heat. Usually, when I see cris...

Couldn't agree more. Tile roofs are tough, but definitely not bulletproof. I've seen plenty of storm damage cases where a few cracked tiles went unnot...

Those rubber-backed mats can definitely help with grip, but just a heads-up—make sure they're UV-resistant. I've seen some cheaper ones crack and crum...

You're definitely right about that waterproofing layer—seen too many people learn that lesson the hard way. Had a client once who went DIY on a modula...

Agreed, simpler usually beats complicated—especially after storms when people just need stuff working again quickly. Ever tried troubleshooting a smar...

Given your situation, I'd lean heavily toward scuppers. Internal drains can be effective, sure, but they're more prone to clogging, especially when st...