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RE: LOOKING FOR GOOD PLACES TO BUY METAL ROOFING SHEETS

The “free” extras are usually just overstock odds and ends—sometimes useful, but more often not really tailored to your job. As for local yards, I’ve ...

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RE: finally found an underlayment that lasts—what's your experience?

I see this all the time—people get sold on a “lifetime” underlayment, but if the crew’s not careful with laps, fasteners, or even just keeping it dry ...

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

Title: Rust Never Sleeps Near Saltwater I’ve seen a lot of folks get frustrated with coatings that promise the world but just can’t keep up with coas...

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

Spray foam definitely has its advantages, especially in those tight corners. I've seen a few cases though where improper application led to moisture i...

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RE: finally found an underlayment that lasts—what's your experience?

Grading definitely tends to be overlooked until there's a noticeable problem. Sealants can help, but they're usually more of a band-aid than a long-te...

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RE: LOOKING FOR GOOD PLACES TO BUY METAL ROOFING SHEETS

You're right that installation and maintenance play a huge role—probably more than most people realize. I've inspected roofs with both PVDF and polyes...

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RE: Just got a roof inspection PDF that's straight outta sci-fi

That's true to an extent, but I've inspected plenty of DIY flashing jobs that looked textbook-perfect on the surface yet still leaked over time. The t...

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RE: struggling to decide between Tamko and CertainTeed shingles—anyone have thoughts?

I've inspected quite a few homes with reflective shingles, and honestly, the savings seem pretty modest. One homeowner showed me their energy bills be...

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RE: How Do You Know if Your Shed Roof's Still Solid?

Softness or springiness typically indicates moisture intrusion or early-stage rot. I'd recommend checking underneath for discoloration or mold growth....

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