Once a year is pretty standard, but honestly, I’ve seen enough hidden issues on flat roofs that twice a year isn’t overkill—especially if you’re in a ...

Thermal scans are definitely a wild ride. I’ve seen them flag everything from a hot attic fan to a raccoon nest as “potential water intrusion.” The te...

I get where you’re coming from—those “eco” underlayments can be a tough sell, especially when you’re just trying to keep water out of a shed. I’ve use...

Interesting points, but honestly, biodegradable underlayments still feel like a gamble to me. I've seen synthetic underlayments hold up reliably for 1...

I've had one of those hybrid nailers for about two years now, and honestly, durability hasn't been an issue yet. I do mostly residential roofing, so i...

Good point about grading—seen plenty of roofs hold up fine, but poor yard slope still caused basement headaches. Curious if anyone's tried French drai...

Had a similar situation recently—drone shots looked great, but once we got up there, it was like walking on a sponge in some spots. It's always surpri...

Yeah, I can imagine that didn't end too smoothly... Slate roofs can be tricky. Chalk's definitely safer on delicate surfaces, but have you tried using...

Mine browned out a bit during the coldest months, but bounced back nicely come spring. Reflective coatings do help somewhat indoors, especially upstai...

Warranty coverage is definitely something you want to dig into carefully. Did you check the fine print on the Tamko warranty? I've seen homeowners get...

Warranty coverage differences between Tamko and CertainTeed aren't huge from what I've seen—mostly minor details. You're spot-on about installation th...

Haha, that's a good one—never thought of it that way. But seriously, I've noticed the same thing on recent jobs. One thing I've found helpful is check...