- Hidden water damage is one of the most common things I see after storms—people think it’s just a few missing shingles, but water finds its way in fa...

- One well-installed synthetic layer usually wins out in Texas heat. I see fewer issues with those than with doubled-up layers, especially when folks ...

- Seen both sides—online can save you money, but I’ve inspected a few jobs where panels showed up dinged or bent from shipping. - Local suppliers us...

Couple quick points from experience inspecting roofs: - Mixing rafters and trusses isn't impossible, but it complicates ventilation. Seen plenty of a...

- Good points here. Quick tip from experience: • Always do a thorough roof inspection BEFORE solar installs. • Check flashing, shingles, and decki...

Agreed on this. Most moisture issues I've seen were due to poor drainage setups or sloppy installs. A properly designed green roof has solid waterproo...

Good point about the battery placement—I've noticed that too. A lot of these hybrid nailers seem slightly front-heavy, especially after a few hours up...

- Thicker TPO definitely gives a bit more wiggle room with heat control—good call on practicing first. - Generally, aiming for around 900-1000°F at th...

Good point about the bricks absorbing moisture—seen that happen plenty of times myself. Plastic spacers are solid, but I've also had good luck using s...

Good point—it's definitely tricky. Seen some success with adjustable vent covers; lets homeowners tweak airflow seasonally without fully sealing thing...

Had a similar experience inspecting a client's home last spring—basement was totally flooded after heavy rains. A few things I noticed that made the d...