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re: What Shingles Should I Get For a New Roof?
Posted on 11/22/23 at 5:41 am to SirSaintly
Posted on 11/22/23 at 5:41 am to SirSaintly
Shingles are like trucks. Everyone thinks they have the best but most of the big manufacturers make quality shingles with solid warranties - GAF, Owens, Tamko, Certaineed.
Some guys say tundras are better, some dudes think F150s are the best, some guys love Chevy, a few idiots like GM. But they all pretty much get the job done.
But make no mistake- Mother Nature is undefeated and she'll rip all of them off of your roof at a moments notice snd not give a frick about brand name.
To me the smartest thing you can do is get a fortified certification on your roof. Typically this involves seam tape on the osb, an extra layer of under layment and a third party inspector. There are grants in the state for this, this will lower your insurance rate and Frankly if a hammer of s storm comes through/ everyone is gonna lose their shingles. Everyone.
But that Seam tape can keep your house dry which so so so important
Some guys say tundras are better, some dudes think F150s are the best, some guys love Chevy, a few idiots like GM. But they all pretty much get the job done.
But make no mistake- Mother Nature is undefeated and she'll rip all of them off of your roof at a moments notice snd not give a frick about brand name.
To me the smartest thing you can do is get a fortified certification on your roof. Typically this involves seam tape on the osb, an extra layer of under layment and a third party inspector. There are grants in the state for this, this will lower your insurance rate and Frankly if a hammer of s storm comes through/ everyone is gonna lose their shingles. Everyone.
But that Seam tape can keep your house dry which so so so important
Posted on 11/22/23 at 6:19 am to Solo Cam
Atlas. Get the kind that don’t allow stains and mildew discoloration.
Posted on 11/22/23 at 7:40 am to Solo Cam
Solo - you know any info regarding the grant for the fortified roof for new construction? I've seen so many grants for things like this or for improving energy efficiency, but the majority of them are for existing home renovations only. Appreciate any info that you might have.
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