Title: If underlayments had a race: which one would cross the finish line last? I’ve seen felt underlayment fail, but it’s usually tied to poor insta...

I’ve seen a lot of those so-called “corrosion barriers” fail faster than the marketing would have you believe, especially in coastal zones. The salt a...

I get the frustration, but I’ve seen some inspectors go above and beyond—especially when it’s a warranty-backed new build. Sometimes the real issue is...

Good point about leftover shingles—I hadn't thought of that. But I'd caution against relying too heavily on extras from other jobs... batch colors can...

Good points about warranties and fine print—I've definitely seen homeowners get caught off guard by prorated coverage or labor exclusions. Even reputa...

Your experience is pretty common, unfortunately. I've seen this scenario play out many times—cosmetic upgrades masking deeper structural or mechanical...

I've noticed that too—there's definitely a temp sweet spot for TPO. Usually, around 900°F-1000°F works best for me, but it can vary depending on membr...

Good points about installation quality—I've definitely seen similar issues. But I'm curious, has anyone noticed if certain underlayment materials (syn...