kathyhall703
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RE: how much does fixing up after a big storm usually set you back?

That’s been my experience too—my uncle’s place had architectural shingles and after a big hailstorm last year, only a handful needed replacing. The ne...

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RE: finally found an underlayment that lasts—what's your experience?

Man, I hear you. First time I tried pulling up self-adhered after a Texas summer, I thought the roof was gonna come with it. Synthetic’s been way easi...

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RE: Keeping rust at bay when you're near the ocean

That’s been my experience too, though sometimes I wonder if we’re just picking the lesser evil. I’ve seen powder coat flake off in sheets after a coup...

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RE: Quick fix or redo: dealing with damaged aluminum flashing

Man, I’ve wrestled with this too. The first time I tried caulking aluminum flashing, I just slapped on silicone and figured I was golden. Two summers ...

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

I've seen a few roofs with these newer tapes, and honestly, the UV thing is a legit concern. A couple summers back, we did a repair job on a roof that...

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RE: Hypothetical scenario: your roofer suggests a contractor network you've never heard of

I totally get the hesitation with smaller contractors—been there myself. A couple years back, we replaced a roof on an older cottage out by the lake. ...

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RE: Finally tackled that metal edging thing on my roof

Primer's definitely underrated. I remember one job where we skipped it—boss was in a hurry—and sure enough, we were back up there within a year fixing...

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RE: Finally tackled that metal edging thing on my roof

Yeah, neoprene washers can be hit or miss depending on the conditions. Last fall, we did a similar metal edging job, and I remember thinking we'd nail...

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

That's exactly why I always tell folks to be cautious about DIY roof repairs after storms. Last summer, a homeowner thought he could patch a few shing...

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