Couldn’t agree more about composites being a decent middle ground, especially if you’re not ready to go all-in on metal. I’ve managed a few buildings ...

I get the frustration—dealing with inspectors who only want to see the same old stuff can be a headache. But honestly, I’ve had a few wins pushing for...

That’s the thing—water always finds a way. I’ve seen so many “temporary” fixes turn into long-term headaches, especially with flashing. I’ll admit, I’...

Funny enough, I actually did see a decent drop after a roof inspection, but only because I practically begged my agent to run the numbers again with t...

I get where you’re coming from, but I’ve seen plenty of homes with a second layer that don’t have major heat issues. Sometimes it’s more about attic v...

That’s the thing—factory gaskets always look solid until you get a real winter. I’ve managed a few properties where folks tried to skip the extra flas...

I get the appeal of silicone grease, but honestly, I’ve had mixed results with it. It tends to collect dust and grime, which can actually trap more mo...

Title: Roofing near the ocean—did you know salt air eats metal? I hear you on the zinc strips. I’ve put them on a couple of properties, and honestly,...

Totally agree with this—rain gardens are a great complement to barrels. I manage several properties, and I've seen firsthand how effective they can be...

Tile roofs are pretty durable, but definitely not maintenance-free. Had a similar issue at my place a couple years back—noticed some weird dripping ne...

Totally agree—spray foam can hide a lot of sins if you're not careful. I've found pairing it with moisture sensors in vulnerable spots (like basement ...

Had a similar scare last year—noticed some weird stains on the ceiling after a heavy rainstorm. Thought it was nothing major, but turns out a few shin...

Yeah, totally hear you on that. We had similar issues a couple years back—hail wrecked our shingles, and the wildfire smoke was intense. Honestly, upg...