I’ve put down both, and honestly, synthetics are a mixed bag. They’re lighter and don’t tear as easy when you’re crawling around, which is nice. But s...

Those inspection PDFs are getting wild, right? I’ll admit, I still trust my own eyes more than a drone or some fancy heat map, but I get why folks lik...

That’s the thing with these “humble beginnings” stories—makes for good marketing, but it doesn’t always translate to consistent quality down the line....

Green roofs look great, but honestly, I’ve seen more issues than wins with them in heavy rain areas. Even with modular trays, if the drainage isn’t di...

That lines up with what I’ve seen. Stainless is great in theory, but unless you’re shelling out for the higher grades (like 316), it’s not immune to t...

Drones definitely have their place, but you're right—they're not a substitute for a thorough hands-on check. If you're going to rely on drone inspecti...

Fair points on both sides. Metal roofs can definitely hold up, but I've seen plenty of shingle roofs push past 20 years if they're maintained right—go...

Haha, been there myself...nothing like the look you get when you come home smelling like burnt plastic. But seriously, temp-wise, I'd say start around...

Metal roofs definitely have their perks, but honestly, noise can be an issue if the insulation isn't done right. I've seen buildings where they skimpe...

Had a similar experience last month with my tablet—tiny charging port busted, and the shop wanted almost as much as a new one to fix it. Ended up watc...

Twice a year is usually fine, but honestly, it depends on your trees and weather. If you've got pine needles or heavy leaf fall, you might need to bum...