Reverse curve guards are kind of a mixed bag in my experience. On steeper roofs, they do seem to shed more leaves, but I’ve seen them overflow during ...

Haven’t had insurance actually deny a claim over torch-down, but they do ask a lot more questions now—especially if there’s any fire history in the ar...

Prefab green roof trays can actually handle a surprising amount of rain if the drainage layer is set up right. The trays usually have built-in channel...

That’s spot on about soffits—if they’re blocked, powered fans just end up pulling conditioned air from the house instead of venting the attic. I’ve se...

We’ve done full peel-and-stick on a few jobs, mostly for folks near the lake where wind-driven rain is brutal. It’s not cheap, but I’ve seen it save a...

Yeah, I hear you on the warranty stuff. I’ve seen more than a few homeowners get burned thinking they were covered, only to find out the “fine print” ...

It’s a good question—materials definitely matter, but honestly, I’ve seen even the fanciest roofs fail if the install was sloppy. Metal and recycled s...

Virginia creeper's definitely easier to deal with than English ivy, at least from what I've seen. Had a client last year whose gutters were completely...

Glad you caught it early—roof issues can really sneak up on you. Did your installer mention anything about inspecting the roof first? Usually, a solid...