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RE: Trying to pick a shingle that won’t cook my attic—Malarkey worth it?

Had a similar situation a few years back—spent a chunk on “cool” shingles, thinking it’d make a big difference. Honestly, didn’t notice much until I f...

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RE: Will new solar panels mess up my old roof?

Couldn't have said it better myself. I've seen plenty of roofs that were perfectly fine until someone decided to slap solar panels on without proper p...

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RE: Paying in chunks as you go—smart move or risky business?

That's a solid point. I've seen similar issues myself—city inspections can be notoriously unpredictable, and contractors understandably get frustrated...

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RE: how hot is too hot when welding TPO roofing?

I've noticed something similar when welding TPO on my garage roof. Early mornings, especially after a damp night, seemed to make the welds less consis...

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RE: Roofing roulette: whose warranty saves the day?

I've found the same thing—manufacturers often seem skeptical of homeowner-provided evidence, no matter how thorough. I suspect they're wary of bias or...

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RE: is it just me or are roofs wearing out faster these days?

Yeah, definitely noticing roofs don't hold up like they used to. Seems like some manufacturers might be cutting corners with materials lately... plus,...

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RE: insurance fine print strikes again—what would you do?

I've been through something similar myself—thought I was fully covered for water damage until I discovered a clause buried deep in the exclusions sect...

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RE: how long do asphalt shingles really last anyway?

Honestly, those "25-year" estimates are pretty optimistic. I've seen shingles start curling and losing granules around the 12-15 year mark, especially...

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RE: Navigating Decra roofing standards—ICC vs local codes, what's your pick?

Had a similar run-in myself. ICC standards are solid, no doubt, but they're generalized to cover broad areas. Local codes, on the other hand, often fa...

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