You're spot-on about ridge caps being a common trouble spot. Mortar deterioration is actually one of the most frequent issues I see in tile roofs, esp...

I've noticed the same thing, manufacturers stepping in seems like the exception rather than the rule. Usually, they prefer to let contractors handle w...

Good points here—I've seen both sides. Last year, after a major storm, we urgently needed replacement roofing sheets. Ordered online because prices we...

I've worked with both blown-in cellulose and spray foam on several projects, and honestly, each has its pros and cons. Spray foam is fantastic for sea...

Sealing the wood might help a bit by reducing moisture absorption, but cedar itself is naturally acidic and tends to react with zinc coatings over tim...

Good points there—I've definitely seen similar mix-ups during storm season, especially when suppliers are slammed with orders. One thing I've noticed ...

Good points raised here. Modified bitumen is solid for waterproofing, but insulation-wise it's pretty minimal. I dealt with a similar scenario after s...

Had a similar experience recently—thought I was dealing with a fresh leak after a storm, but turns out it was moisture trapped under an acrylic sealan...

Had a similar experience after a storm damaged my roof. Insurance recommended a contractor network I'd never heard of, and I initially trusted their j...

That's a fair point about interest rates and PMI—there's definitely a balance to strike between saving enough upfront and jumping in sooner. When I wa...