benskater226
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RE: How I put in a solar attic fan (and what I’d do differently next time)

I hear you on the cold weather headaches. I tried patching a section of my roof in late December a couple years back—total pain. The shingles were so ...

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RE: Why some roof coatings actually make things worse

Had a similar thing happen with my porch roof. Thought I was being smart slapping on a rubberized sealant, but turns out the wood underneath was still...

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RE: Mounting solar panels: go with traditional flashing or try those newer deck-mounted seals?

I get the “glorified sticker” worry—my neighbor went with deck-mounted seals last year and had the same doubts. He’s in central Texas, so wild tempera...

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RE: Flat roofs and heavy rain: is it a disaster waiting to happen?

Flat roofs are definitely a mixed bag. I remember thinking mine would be “easier” than a pitched roof, but the first time we got one of those sideways...

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RE: Tearing off old shingles vs. layering new ones: which route did you take?

Title: Tearing Off Old Shingles vs. Layering New Ones: Which Route Did You Take? I get where you’re coming from, but I’ll be honest—sometimes a lay...

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RE: roof vents and the mysterious midnight drip

Had almost the exact same thing happen a few years ago. Spent hours checking shingles and gutters, but it was just cracked sealant around the flashing...

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RE: Found a mysterious metal roof sample... now what?

PVC rings are a clever idea—wish I'd thought of that before messing around with scraps of wood. Learned that lesson the hard way after a soggy winter....

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RE: telling apart fresh leaks from old ones is driving me nuts

Had something similar happen in my basement. Thought I had a fresh leak because the stain kept looking darker after rainy days. Turned out it was just...

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RE: knee wall insulation dilemma—foam board or fiberglass batts?

Had similar headaches with foam board myself. Helped my brother-in-law insulate his attic knee walls, and the framing was all over the place—felt like...

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