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RE: Little-known uses for that hammer loop on your belt

Tried that too, but my bottle kept swinging and whacking my knee every step. These days, I just shove a handful of roofing nails in there—easy access,...

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RE: Little-known uses for that hammer loop on your belt

Yeah, I’m with you on the moisture meter thing. I tried it for a while, but after it slipped out and bounced down a set of attic stairs (thankfully di...

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RE: How do you keep your gutters from turning into leaf soup?

I get where you’re coming from with the foam inserts, but I’ve actually had the opposite experience. In my area, those things just turn into a soggy m...

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RE: if you had to redo your roof tomorrow, what material would you pick?

Had a tree limb punch through my roof a few years back—self-sealing underlayment kept the water out until I could patch it. That said, repairs were a ...

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RE: WHEN TAX BREAKS COLLIDE: A TALE OF INCENTIVE LAYERING

Honestly, I get why it drives people nuts, but in my experience with storm claims and all the paperwork that comes with them, the “it depends” answer ...

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RE: thinking about asphalt shingles—worth it or regret waiting to happen?

Wind is definitely the main culprit where I am too—Midwest storms don’t mess around. I’ve had a few shingles go airborne, but honestly, patching them ...

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RE: Did You Know Some Roofing Warranties Only Kick In If You Use Their Approved Installers?

Had a customer last year who got hit by hail—pretty standard around here. They’d just had their roof done by a local crew they trusted, but the manufa...

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RE: How long can you wait before that leaky roof becomes a real problem?

Honestly, you probably did get a bit lucky there. Older houses do tend to be a little more forgiving—plaster ceilings, real wood, and all that. But ma...

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RE: Which is better for keeping tile roofs dry: underlayment or sealant?

Ain’t that the truth. I’ve seen folks try to “seal” their way out of a leaky tile roof, but it’s like putting a Band-Aid on a busted pipe. Underlaymen...

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