Yeah, good point about checking yourself first. Insurance adjusters can sometimes jump the gun, especially after a big storm when they're slammed with...

Totally agree with keeping it around that 750-800°F range. I've been on jobs where guys push it way past 850°F thinking they're speeding things up, bu...

Yeah, ventilation's definitely a big one. Seen plenty of roofs where folks swapped insulation types hoping it'd fix moisture problems, but without pro...

Yeah, warranty language can be a maze sometimes...had to deal with something similar last summer. Manufacturer was dragging their feet until I sent th...

Yeah, that's a solid point about the fabric panels fading unevenly. I've seen a few jobs where homeowners tried matching new fabric to older panels, a...

Yeah, ventilation is key for sure. I've seen roofs with premium synthetic underlayments fail way sooner than expected just because the attic was cooki...

Yeah, totally agree with this. I've seen high-end sheets from specialized suppliers fail prematurely just because someone rushed the install or skippe...

Yeah, totally get what you're saying. Adjusters can be tricky sometimes—seen them argue cosmetic vs structural damage on asphalt roofs too. Metal usua...

Good call on checking things out yourself first—loose shingles and moss are pretty common, especially around here. One thing I'd double-check is your ...

Yeah, granule loss can definitely look worse than it actually is. I've seen roofs shedding quite a bit after heavy rains or hailstorms, and homeowners...