Red paint is a gamble, no doubt. I’ve seen it on roofs too—reds fade faster than you’d think, especially with cheap coatings. Honestly, you’re not alo...

I’ve seen that too—sometimes after sealing everything up tight, you get these random hot zones, especially if the airflow isn’t balanced. Baffles are ...

I get why folks lean toward ridge vents, but I’ve gotta push back a bit on their effectiveness for low-slope roofs—especially 3/12. In my experience, ...

Mixing brands is always a gamble, and honestly, I’ve seen it bite people more often than not. The fading and chalking you mentioned—yeah, that’s a rea...

Nailed it—owners get so fixated on the upfront number, they forget what a mess a “cheap” job can turn into. I’ve had folks call me after their “bargai...

Funny, I’ve yet to see a “set it and forget it” gutter guard that actually lives up to the promise, especially with heavy tree cover. Micro-mesh is de...

Stone-coated steel is a solid option, but that sticker shock is real. I’ve seen folks go for it just because their HOA hated the “barn” look of regula...

Binoculars, huh? Interesting idea, but honestly, I'd be a bit skeptical relying solely on that. Rainy-day checks are gold—no argument there—but binocu...

Yeah, stainless is solid, but even marine-grade isn't magic. I've seen similar issues—one project near the coast had marine-grade stainless fasteners ...

Haha, your gutter-cleaning schedule sounds suspiciously familiar... But honestly, green roofs do nudge you toward being a bit more proactive. I'd say ...

I've seen that film issue pop up before too, and honestly, I think it's probably more about the type of dish soap than your rinsing technique. Some br...