Percentage deductibles definitely have their place, especially if you're in an area prone to frequent but minor storm damage. I've seen homeowners rel...

Totally agree with this. I've found that humidity makes the membrane behave differently—almost softer or stickier. Instead of bumping the heat too muc...

French drains can be tricky—installed one at my own place a while back, and yeah, after about three years it started slowing down noticeably. Ended up...

Definitely agree about the underlayment—people often overlook it since tiles seem indestructible. I'd also suggest checking sealants around vents and ...

That's a solid point about storm checks. I remember one job last winter, homeowner skipped checking after a bad ice storm thinking seasonal was enough...

Good points overall, but one thing I'd caution against is relying too heavily on just one homeowner's feedback. I've seen cases where a single positiv...

Accordion shutters are definitely convenient, but honestly, they're not always the best fit for every home. I've seen a few installations where the tr...

Good points you're bringing up here. Synthetic composite tiles have come a long way lately—brands like DaVinci or Brava offer solid durability and wea...

Had a similar headache last year with a roof leak after a storm. Took detailed pics of the damage, close-ups of shingles, flashing issues, and even at...

I get what you're saying about gear sometimes giving a false sense of security. A couple years back, I was reroofing a steep pitch and had all my harn...

I've worked on a couple butterfly roofs over the past few years, and while they're definitely eye-catching, drainage can be a real pain if not done ri...