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RE: ROOFING NIGHTMARE: IF YOU COULD ONLY PICK ONE NAILER...

I hear you on the hoses, but dragging them around a steep roof in the snow is its own headache. Ever tried Metabo in the cold? I’ve had fewer jams wit...

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RE: Confused about insurance deductibles for storm damage

True, prevention saves a lot of hassle. But even impact-resistant roofs can take a beating in extreme storms. Curious—anyone here had to file a claim ...

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RE: LOOKING FOR GOOD PLACES TO BUY METAL ROOFING SHEETS

Good tips overall, but honestly, if you're buying from a reputable supplier, you shouldn't have to go through all that trouble inspecting every sheet....

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RE: Ventilation in new builds—are we overlooking something important?

I've seen humidity sensors get fooled more often than you'd think, especially if they're not placed well. Had a client whose system kept kicking in ev...

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RE: Trying to budget out a CertainTeed roof—any tips?

Ridge vents are solid, no doubt, but they're not always the "must-have" people make them out to be. I've done plenty of roofs where box vents or turbi...

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RE: how hot is too hot when welding TPO roofing?

Couldn't agree more. Learned this the hard way a few years back when I trusted the smell test alone. Thought everything was fine until we got a callba...

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RE: Figuring out roof support: choosing between rafters and trusses

Good point about placement. I've seen folks underestimate that and end up with weird shadows or uneven lighting. A friend of mine put one right above ...

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RE: LOOKING FOR GOOD PLACES TO BUY METAL ROOFING SHEETS

Couldn't agree more about local suppliers. Another tip—check if they offer factory seconds or discounted bundles. Usually just minor cosmetic issues, ...

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RE: insurance fine print strikes again—what would you do?

Actually, from my experience, insurers aren't necessarily trying to nitpick every detail—they're covering their backsides. Roofing claims especially a...

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RE: single slope or gable roof for my shed?

You're right, single slope roofs can be simpler and cheaper, but snow load really depends more on the pitch and framing strength than just roof style....

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