Sometimes you fix a roof and it still leaks like a colander. Had one customer swear they heard dripping behind their walls months after a new install

Honestly, if you'd seen the roof that day—sun like a brat smearing its sticky fingers over everything—you’d think it was just another bland “patch ‘n

It started with a smell. Not rotten eggs or burning toast, but something damp and unsettling. You know when a bookshelf has absorbed a little water,

I swear on half a sandwich I forgot in the truck—soffit vents don't get much love. Until they do. Until something like wildfires go puff all around a

You ever sit in your kitchen at midnight — the fridge humming that old death rattle — and then, thwack, something pops behind the drywall like a knee

So copper roofs. Right. You see them on those older town libraries… the ones with erosion patterns that make ‘em look like they weep green-blue tears

So, flat roofs. You’d think they’d be simple, like a tabletop with no secrets. But no—these things hold more heat and weird issues than a jalopy’s ra

You ever stare at one of those flat-topped buildings and think, "That right there — that’s a fire risk just waiting for a cigarette butt"? No? Well,

Right, so, somewhere 'round Nebraska or maybe Kansas… those flat lands where the wind don’t slow down and the sky likes to throw tantrums — that’s wh