You're spot on about salt air—it's relentless. I've seen plenty of homeowners try the spray-on coatings route, and honestly, it's usually just a tempo...

Yeah, insurers can be sticklers for sure. Had a client once whose roof got wrecked by hail—adjuster tried claiming it was "normal wear and tear." Luck...

Couldn't agree more—synthetic underlayment is a game changer. I've seen traditional felt turn brittle and tear after just a few years, especially in h...

Green roofs definitely have their charm, and I agree they're great for insulation and runoff control. But from a practical standpoint, they can be a b...

Twice a year is usually fine, but honestly, it depends a lot on your surroundings. If you've got trees hanging right over your roof, you might wanna b...

Drainage is definitely the sneaky villain of green roofs—everyone worries about weight and structure, but water has its own mischievous plans. I've se...

Haha, mystery leaks are the bane of my existence—spent half a day once tracking down a leak only to find out it was from an old satellite dish mount s...

Haha, sounds about right—sometimes it feels like warranty claims are secretly designed as a scavenger hunt. Glad your installer had your back though; ...

Haha, the drum set analogy is spot-on. In my experience, a properly installed metal roof with good insulation underneath actually isn't much louder th...