jerryn79
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RE: KEEPING ICY ROOFS IN CHECK: WHAT’S YOUR GO-TO TRICK?

Yeah, heat cables are kind of a mixed bag in my experience too. They’ll keep a little path open, but the rest of the roof still gets buried, especiall...

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RE: Trying to pick a shingle that won’t cook my attic—Malarkey worth it?

That’s been my experience too. I’ve managed a few properties where folks insisted on those big powered attic fans, but unless the house was really wel...

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RE: Finally got my attic temps under control—here's what worked

I’ve actually run into this with a few of the older duplexes I manage. First instinct was to add more vents, thinking it’d help, but it just made thin...

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

I hear you on the ridge venting—skimped on that once for a duplex and paid for it with moldy insulation and a bunch of grumpy tenants. Never again. I’...

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RE: Finally got my attic temps under control—here's what worked

I actually tried weatherstripping on my attic hatch last winter. Worked pretty well at first, but after a couple of months, the adhesive started peeli...

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RE: Just got a roof inspection PDF that's straight outta sci-fi

Good points about the herbicide—just make sure you're not going overboard. I've seen folks get a little trigger-happy with sprays, and next thing you ...

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RE: Is it true tile roofs are basically maintenance-free?

I've managed properties with tile roofs for years, and honestly, calling them maintenance-free is a bit of wishful thinking. The moss issue you're des...

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RE: Will new solar panels mess up my old roof?

Yep, this is spot-on advice. Had a similar experience with a property I manage—panels were installed on an older roof that was still in decent shape, ...

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RE: Best ways to insulate a modified bitumen roof?

I've seen the same thing happen, especially around parapet walls or tricky corners. Cover boards definitely help, but I've also found that staggering ...

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RE: Finally, stuff that's actually built to last

Yeah, it does sound futuristic, but honestly, we've seen similar hype before—remember graphene? Amazing potential, but practical applications lagged b...

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