That’s a question I hear a lot, and honestly, it’s not always cut and dry. On one hand, yeah, tearing off everything lets you spot hidden issues like ...

I get the logic behind regular checks, but do you think it’s always necessary to get up there yourself? I’ve seen folks do “walkarounds” and miss stuf...

That’s a good point about the attic—people forget that’s where the first signs usually show up. Have you noticed any musty smells or weird stains on t...

That 20% shingle jump sounds brutal. I had something similar after a hailstorm last spring—prices shot up overnight, and my 14-day quotes were suddenl...

That’s the story of my life with pines, honestly. I’ve seen those reverse-curve guards in action on a couple jobs, and they’re kind of a mixed bag. In...

Peel-and-stick is a nightmare to get off, no argument there. I’ve had to chisel it off a deck that was only five years old, and it felt like scraping ...

I get where you’re coming from. I’ve seen a few roofs where the “smart” vent system just couldn’t keep up after a big storm—one time, a client had wat...

You’re spot on about the “maintenance-free” label being a bit misleading, especially with all the pollen and sap we get around here. I’ve seen micro-m...

Yeah, I totally get that. When we replaced our roof after storm damage last year, I felt way more confident going local because I could physically che...

Interesting you mention drainage—did you find that the gravel alone was enough to fix the pooling, or did you have to tweak the slope a bit too? I've ...