Honestly, in colder climates, layering almost always comes back to bite you. The main issue is ice dams—once you’ve got two layers, it’s way easier fo...

Couldn’t agree more about the basics—ridge and soffit vents are the backbone. I’ve seen folks throw in a solar fan thinking it’ll fix everything, but ...

That’s the part that always trips me up. I’ve had clients in two different counties—same state, even—get completely opposite answers from their accoun...

I get where you’re coming from, but I think 30 days is actually pretty generous in this market. Material costs can swing wildly—nails, shingles, even ...

Mixing panels is always a headache, I totally agree—matching profiles doesn’t guarantee the paint or thickness will line up. Ever notice how some olde...

Insurance adjusters and “cosmetic” damage—don’t even get me started. I’ve seen so many cases where a few missing shingles or some dings from hail get ...

I've never personally seen TPO get brittle strictly from low humidity, but cold weather is another story. Had a job last winter where the sheets felt ...

Quick visual checks are helpful, sure...but have you thought about scheduling a professional inspection every couple years? Some issues—like hidden fl...

I've seen plenty of surprise damage, but honestly, the bigger issue I've noticed is homeowners missing subtle signs of trouble. Sure, stepping through...

I've used the silicone washers on a couple jobs now, and honestly, they're pretty solid. Definitely hold up better over time compared to standard neop...

Have you checked if the insulation discoloration might just be dirt or dust accumulation instead of moisture? I've seen insulation look pretty nasty w...

Exactly. Had a customer last winter convinced their roof was leaking, but after checking it out, turns out it was just attic condensation from poor ve...

Yeah, nail pops are pretty common, especially in newer builds where wood framing hasn't fully settled yet. Usually it's just cosmetic—annoying but har...