That’s pretty consistent with what I’ve seen—keeping those mats stationary is a challenge, especially when the ground’s frozen solid and the snow star...

Interesting to hear your results with plastic vents. I’ve actually seen both materials fail in different ways after big storms—plastic can crack from ...

I hear you on the risks, but I’d argue it’s not always black and white. If the “sponge cake” feeling is just in a small patch and the rest of the roof...

That’s a good way to put it. I’ve seen people underestimate just how quickly moisture can compromise structural integrity, especially if insulation ge...

Hybrid’s probably the only way to keep your sanity, honestly. I’ve seen folks lose critical storm repair docs in both digital and paper chaos. Tags ar...

That’s a pretty common tradeoff with metal boots—initial sticker shock, but they’ll outlast most of the rubber options, especially in places where the...

That’s pretty much been my experience too, especially with pine needles. The marketing around “never clean again” always makes me skeptical—nature jus...

I get where you’re coming from—manual cleaning is definitely thorough, but I’m not convinced it’s the only viable option. In my experience, the type o...

Five days always makes me raise an eyebrow, too. Unless there’s a supply crunch or some wild market swing, most reputable companies I know will honor ...

Good points about ventilation—seen plenty of plywood decks rot out because someone skipped proper attic airflow. OSB can hold up fine if installed rig...

I get where you're coming from, but I'm not totally convinced a dehumidifier is always the best solution. Had a similar issue with basement flooring—t...

Yeah, that's a legit concern. I've seen cases where sliding snow damaged gutters or even landscaping below... not fun to deal with in freezing temps. ...

Good points about the washers—I think that's often overlooked. I've noticed the same thing on roofs I've assessed after storms. Usually, the screws th...

Twice a year is a solid baseline, but you're right—timing can be tricky. I've seen plenty of gutters damaged because folks waited just a bit too long ...

I've seen similar cases myself—especially when attic spaces aren't vented evenly. Sometimes the issue isn't even directly above the drip spot. Moistur...