Yeah, I’ve had similar luck with thermal cameras, but it’s definitely hit or miss. Sometimes you’ll get a clear cold spot and think it’s insulation, b...
It really is hit or miss with insurance, and honestly, I’ve seen the same thing—one agent gives a discount for Class 4 shingles, another barely acknow...
You nailed it—skipping that step is asking for trouble. I always check the underlayment, especially after storms. It’s wild how many times I’ve found ...
I get where you’re coming from, but I wouldn’t write off “coastal rated” hardware entirely. Have you checked if the stainless you got was 304 or 316 g...
I get where you’re coming from, but have you ever had to deal with a shed roof that started leaking right over your tools or mower? Even with outbuild...
Exactly—ever run into those rubber boot flashings that seem fine at first but crack after just a couple years? Had to redo a job last spring because o...
Good points all around. Exactly—ever seen what a small leak can do to insulation or decking underneath? Makes me wonder, how many folks actually chec...
Makes sense, but do you think that's more about personal connections or just contractors protecting their local reputation? I've seen cases where warr...
Have you looked into synthetic underlayments instead of traditional felt? I've had better luck with them holding up against harsh weather. They're not...
Did your folks' first roof sheets have any kind of UV-resistant coating? Usually, discoloration like that happens when the coating's either missing or...
Interesting choice going with metal—definitely a solid option for durability and fire safety. Curious though, did you consider EPDM at all during your...
Had something similar happen with roofing jobs. Had a client once who went with the highest bidder because they promised some fancy new shingles with ...
