Guides
The questions people ask us before they ask for a price.
Straight comparisons and plain answers, written by the people who install both things. No affiliate links, no manufacturer wrote any of this, and none of it ends by telling you the expensive option wins.
Comparisons
Choosing between two things
Roofing materials
Metal roof vs shingles
What each does in hail, wind and snow, what really drives the cost gap, and when metal over shingles is a sensible layover.
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Commercial low slope
TPO vs EPDM vs PVC
Three single-ply membranes, three different buildings. Which one belongs on your flat roof, and which one your existing roof will accept.
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The money decision
Repair or replace?
How to tell whether a roof has life left in it, and the specific findings that mean repairs have stopped being worth it.
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Siding materials
Vinyl, steel, fiber cement or engineered wood
Four siding materials on a Panhandle house, judged on hail, wind, upkeep and what happens when one panel needs replacing.
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Insurance terms
ACV vs RCV on a roof claim
The two ways a policy can pay for a roof, why the cheques arrive differently, and where to find which one you have.
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Shingles
Architectural vs 3-tab shingles
Why almost every new roof here is architectural, what 3-tab is still for, and where impact-resistant sits alongside both.
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Questions
One question, one answer
Roof inspection
What does a roof inspection cost?
What roof inspections generally cost, when they are free and when they are not, and what should be in the report you get back.
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Metal roofing
How long does a metal roof last?
Why the fastening system decides the answer more than the metal does, and what actually ages first on each type.
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Hiring a roofer
How do you choose a roofing contractor?
The checks that actually separate a local roofer from a storm crew, and the five things a contract should say before you sign it.
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