I get what you’re saying about torch-down lasting longer than the peel-and-stick stuff. I’ve seen that too—my neighbor’s garage roof is torch-down and...

I hear you on the moss. I let a patch go wild behind my garage, thinking it’d be less hassle, but after a couple storms, it turned into a mini swamp. ...

I’m in the same boat—my place is only six years old, but I’ve already had to patch a few spots after last spring’s windstorm. Didn’t expect to deal wi...

I’ve been wondering about this too, since I’m looking at houses upstate and a couple have tile roofs. Honestly, the look is awesome, but I keep hearin...

Yeah, the checkerboard roof thing bugs me too. I get that insurance wants to do the bare minimum, but I just went through this after a hailstorm and h...

Same here. If the quote’s in writing, I expect it to stick unless something major changes. I had a plumber try to tack on “unexpected labor” after the...

I’m right there with you—putting zinc strips on my own roof last fall. North side gets all the moss, and honestly, it’s better but not perfect. Still ...

Haha, been there. First time I tackled my roof, I went synthetic just because it seemed easier to handle solo. Didn't have any issues with tearing or ...

I've had sedums on my shed roof for about two years now, and honestly, drainage hasn't been an issue—even during some pretty heavy storms. The key is ...