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You are correct, it's just more evidence to the existence of hail damage on the roof overall.

3/8" is standard. The only reason I would see you to install 7/16" is if you're going directly over the studs and there's no wall sheeting.

The grip of the boot?

All good options. Malarkey is our first choice but Certainteed is a great option as well.

Absolutely was functional damage and their insurance company easily agreed and paid for full replacement.

@@YetiRoofing How do few dents on air vent effect performance? Or few small dents and scratches on roof shingles effect it's function? They do not.

@@samkitty5894 the dents on the roof vents don't affect its function. Those are just more evidence of the size of the hail and the damage it did. Hail doesn't scratch shingles. It knocks the protective granules off which then exposes the fiberglass/asphalt base of the shingle which then deteriorates from the sun eventually leading to leaks.

@@YetiRoofing These roof granules can easily get washed down in heavy rains. I see them all over my lawn as they get flushed down. Asphalt shingles used in USA are cheap junk. In other countries roofs last for centuries.

@@samkitty5894 some of them will wear off over time which is normal. Hail damage makes it much worse and greatly accelerates the aging of the shingle by removing those granules. I don't disagree that asphalt shingles leave a lot to be desired in terms of longevity and hail resistance. We install a lot of metal roofs and see that as a much better option but downs always fit everyone's budget.

Are you telling me you listened for 5 minutes to what could've been listened to in 15 seconds? 😜

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Rapid City South Dakota

We always use synthetic.

Yes, it does and it did get fully replaced by the insurance company. No question about it.

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Ended up being a full replacement paid for by insurance.

Yes, certain parts should be replaced such as the flashings, pipe boots etc. Soffits are on the underside of the roof and do not need to be replaced during the roof replacement unless there's a ventilation issue.

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Bingo! Thanks for the comment!

This. Especially the allstate comment. But we've seen wait to many roofs with hail to 1-3 sides but not all. Sometimes the hail is just barely big enough and you've got a nice wind, and it doesn't even clean the moss off one side 😂

Granular loss is indicitive blistering. not hail. Hail impressions leave the granulars/ceramic within the depression. , and there wasn't 8 hits within the prescribed sq footage. Js

@@user-fc1ne1je4f You are wrong. If a roof has hail impacts in an area with a verified hail report through Benchmark, the carrier will appropriate for the affected slope. If the claim goes to mediation/arbitration it will be approved by the umpire due to the documentation by Benchmark. Granules wash out of the affected area over a short period of time which exposes the mat. That is reason it is an insurable loss. Yes, blistering is a factor. However, we all know blistering is very obvious to spot whereas the impacts on this roof are closer to hail impacts. Also, there is collateral support.

Oh no! I do! First time I've used them. Now I'm nervous!

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I'm not terribly familiar with Iko but off the top of my head, I would say yes. Each shingle manufacturer has their own color and color blend. If the house and garage are close enough that you can look at both of them at the same time I think they would definitely be a noticeable difference. If you're looking for something a little more cost-effective put Vista on the house and Highlander on the garage then it will be the same color.

Thanks for the input, the Vista is actually what I was thinking of installing on the house. I guess more research on my part will be needed. Best for me would be to physically look at both. BTW I'm up in Edmonton Alberta Canada so the long periods of extended heat are not as much a problem but the one side of the house roof faces directly south & it seems like the last few years we've had some really hot spells (for our area) & the existing 25 year old shingles have really taken a beating with cupping & noticable granual loss & debris found coming out the wave downspout.

Malarkey’s Dragan tooth or tab size on the architectural shingles is actually wider than iko’s as well So that is fairly noticeable the difference in cost on your garage $500 or less

That's not surprising. They don't initially do well in hot temperatures. They are "soft" when first installed and scuff easily.

​@@YetiRoofing"Scuff Easy"? I'm a bit confused, some of the videos I've seen show the Malarkey rep basically trying to scuff them with his shoes to show how durable they are?

@@D-Mayor when they are first installed they scuff easily if it's a hot day. They firm up over time and are great.

@@YetiRoofing thanks for the info.

Thanks, I'm glad it helped.

Thank you!

They are an amazing shingle and probably the best "bang for your buck" out there! Congrats on a solid choice.

@@YetiRoofing I asked the contractor to take pictures for me, and then I put it into this little slideshow ruclips.net/video/IEzMONOrVFk/видео.html

@@dcwatashi that looks great. I love the high profile ridge cap and open valleys. Really makes it pop.

@@YetiRoofing well it’s thanks to videos like yours and also Roofing Insights. I followed his guidelines and registered through his website. I absolutely love my roof and my neighbors who used another company but I think they used the same shingles but they did the box vents and the dark color but they love mine

Silverwood looks great on roof. I just got Vista Antique Brown installed.@@dcwatashi

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Yes! All Malarkey shingles are amazing!!

That is definitely part of it but also, if our job is easier it helps to reduce the chance for human error, allows us to keep our costs down, and allows us to start roofing earlier in the spring and continue installing shingles later into the fall, allowing us to help more clients get their roof problems taken care of before the weather prohibits it. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting!

@@YetiRoofing I get it. Part of me wishes I could ask what the company does to keep the roofing installers happy before I go with a particular company. They're the ones I want to be happy and care about their jobs. Not some rapacious CEO who never installed a roof in his life.

@@YetiRoofing P.S. what is considered "early" and "late"? Is it all about average temp?

@@donaldcedar7574 totally agree. I was an installer long before I was an owner. I worked for my dads roofing company installing since I was about 10 years old.

@@donaldcedar7574 the temperature definitely plays a factor but even more than the temperature it is the positioning of the sun. The shingles need the radiant heat of the sun as much or more than they need warm air temperature. It's better to install shingles a little "too early" in the spring since Summer is right around the corner versus installing them "too late" in the fall, in which case they have to make it through the whole winter before they will really really seal down. We will start shingling as early as February or March if the weather is nice, but we try to be done by late October or early November if at all possible.

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Oh no. Be careful!

That burp is making me famous 😂. Sorry, I didn't know how to edit videos at that time so I couldn't edit it out lol 😬 Won't happen again 😉

@@YetiRoofing No, it’s funny. I’ve been there, done that. 😎

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Yes, I apologize. That’s a very old video before I knew how to edit. Otherwise I would’ve edited it out. Lol. Every RUclips video you see other than my last two were done start to finish without any editing.

@@YetiRoofing I WAS JUST JOKING LOL. ALOT OF GOOD INFO. IM NEW TO THE TRADE AND LEARNED ALOT. IT TAKES ALOT OF GUTS TO SHOW YOUR SELF TO THE WORLD LIKE THAT! IM TRYING TO GROW A CHANNEL. IF YOU HAVE TIME PLEASE CHECK IT OUT AND MAKE FUN OF ME