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RE: Nailing Down Roof Age: Finally Got My Policy Approved After a Headache

Man, you nailed it—sometimes it feels like they’re just moving the goalposts. I’ve had adjusters ask for shingle samples too, and once they wanted a p...

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RE: just read about roof issues popping up after winter—are you checking yours?

Funny you mention moss—around here, I’ve seen it sneak up even on architectural shingles, especially on the north-facing sides. Sometimes you don’t sp...

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RE: Did you know shingles get layered like fish scales?

Nail placement really is the silent killer of a good roof job. Folks think an inch here or there won’t matter, but it’s wild how fast a shingle can ta...

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RE: how long should we honor price quotes?

I hear you—price swings have made things tricky for everyone lately. I’ve had clients upset when quotes changed, but honestly, I think it’s fair to ho...

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RE: When the leaves fight back: a suburban drain mystery

Drain guards are a mixed bag, honestly. I’ve seen them block out the big stuff—no more soccer balls or random toys—but they can trap leaves on top, wh...

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RE: LOOKING FOR GOOD PLACES TO BUY METAL ROOFING SHEETS

That patchwork look is almost a rite of passage for anyone trying to stretch their budget on metal panels. I’ve seen more than a few “rainbow sheds” o...

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

Copper’s definitely the gold standard near the ocean, but I’ve seen folks regret it after a theft or two. Sometimes, stainless steel flashing is a sol...

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RE: Figuring out roof support: choosing between rafters and trusses

Trusses vs rafters for ice damming is one of those debates that never seems to die. From what I’ve seen, trusses can be a pain to insulate well at the...

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RE: Roofing near the ocean—did you know salt air eats metal?

I've been following this thread and nodding along—salt air is a beast. Stainless screws are definitely better, but I've seen them corrode too, especia...

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