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RE: If underlayments had a race: which one would cross the finish line last?

That lines up with what I’ve seen—sometimes the self-adhered stuff surprises you. I’ve come across roofs where it’s still hanging on after a decade, e...

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RE: Would tile roofs survive a harsh winter up north?

I get the worry about cracked tiles, but I’ve actually seen a few homes up in Vermont with clay tile roofs holding up surprisingly well. Not saying it...

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RE: If underlayments had a race: which one would cross the finish line last?

I’ve seen a lot of roofs in all kinds of shape, and honestly, I’m still not totally sold on the “synthetic always wins” idea. Sure, the newer syntheti...

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RE: Debating cup vs link style rain chains for gutter replacement

I’ve actually inspected a few places where folks tried the gravel pit plus pavers idea, and I’ll say it’s hit or miss. Gravel definitely helps with dr...

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RE: Flat roofs and heavy rain: is it a disaster waiting to happen?

Flat roofs are definitely cheaper upfront, but you pay for it later if maintenance slips. I’ve seen a lot of these “modern” complexes cut corners on d...

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RE: Roof Dramas: Shingles vs. Metal After Heavy Rain

Had a client last year with a 15-year-old metal roof—noisy as heck in the rain, but when we checked, there was barely any insulation and just old felt...

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RE: Keeping rust at bay when you're near the ocean

Ain’t that the truth. I’ve seen so many “clever” fixes over the years, but salt air always wins in the end. I get the theory behind zinc strips—works ...

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RE: Finally got my attic temps under control—here's what worked

I’ve seen a lot of folks swear by radiant barriers, but I’ll admit I was skeptical at first—seemed like one of those “too good to be true” fixes. That...

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