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RE: Navigating local rules for adding a green roof: my step-by-step

Truer words. Been there—ate nothing but instant noodles for a month after my first major roof fix. Still worth it compared to the nightmare of tearing...

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RE: Thinking about replacing my roof—are shingles really worth it?

Yeah, shingles are usually a solid choice, especially if you’re dealing with typical weather and want something that won’t break the bank. But I’ll sa...

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RE: Ice dams causing headaches? Saw this in the news…

Had a job last winter where the homeowner swore up and down that his new insulation would fix everything, but he skipped the air sealing step because ...

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RE: looking for reliable tile roof brands in the US

Yeah, that slickness is no joke—almost wiped out once when I was rushing to tarp after a storm. Still, I’m with you, the trade-off’s worth it. Down he...

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RE: Roofing that stands up to wild weather—anyone tried this?

Copper strips do help with moss, but honestly, they’re not a magic bullet. I’ve seen them slow things down, but after a few years, especially in shady...

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RE: ROOF SURVIVED HURRICANE, BUT WAS IT JUST LUCK?

Good points about the attic—seen plenty of cases where folks thought they dodged a bullet, only to find hidden damage weeks later. Another sneaky spot...

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

Yeah, I ran into something similar a couple years back. We were looking at doing a green roof too—partly for the insulation benefits, partly because m...

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RE: Are you more of a troubleshooter or a fixer-upper?

Totally agree, being skeptical isn't paranoia—it's just smart. I've lost count of how many times a shiny exterior hid a disaster inside. And yeah, spo...

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RE: finally found a roofing company that didn't rip me off

I get your point about fascia boards being sneaky, but honestly, sometimes people jump the gun on replacing them. I've seen plenty of cases where home...

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RE: how much does fixing up after a big storm usually set you back?

I've seen a fair number of folks go the impact-resistant route, and honestly, they do seem to hold up better overall. Had a client last year who got s...

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