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What size is your roof? It seems that if you spend 4K for an extra 5 -10 years or spend 12K for an extra 50 years...

Standing in a valley he’ll be fine

What do you anchor to?

Shingles put on a roof this way just collapsed and crusher a house in Florida. The family lost everything

My pops used to make me do this when I was 13. I used to ask him why do I gotta do this while other kids are going to school and he used to tell me that if we don't work we don't eat or have a roof over our heads. He would always say school teaches you about life but I'm showing you what life is get used to it

Thank you for sharing your perspective! We appreciate your passion for metal roofing and understand why many homeowners, especially in areas like Australia, prefer it for its durability and low maintenance. Our goal with this video isn’t to discredit metal roofs but to provide an honest and transparent view of some challenges we’ve seen in the roofing industry. We believe it’s important to help homeowners make informed decisions by considering both the benefits and potential drawbacks of any roofing material. If you haven’t already, we encourage you to check out our video on the benefits of metal roofing, which highlights why so many people love this option. ruclips.net/video/-rcnsdlw85M/видео.html At the end of the day, it’s about finding the best solution for each individual’s needs, climate, and budget.

Thank you for sharing your detailed insights and personal experience with Roof Maxx! Our goal with this video is to provide a balanced and transparent discussion about Roof Maxx, including both its potential benefits and limitations, based on what we’ve observed over decades in the roofing industry. You’ve raised some excellent points about how UV exposure impacts shingles and how Roof Maxx can help rejuvenate their flexibility. We absolutely agree that brittleness from sun exposure is a key issue, especially in southern climates. The concept of restoring flexibility and helping maintain the adhesive strips is certainly compelling and aligns with why many homeowners find value in Roof Maxx. That said, we emphasize that Roof Maxx is most effective when applied to roofs in the right condition and within a specific age range. As we noted in the video, Roof Maxx is an excellent option for roofs that are structurally sound and in the earlier stages of their lifespan. However, for roofs with more advanced issues, such as failing bond lines or significant wear and tear, it may not fully address the underlying problems. Thank you again for contributing to the conversation! If you have any additional insights or questions, we’d love to hear them. Your experience is valuable to us and to others considering their roofing options.

@ sounds like we agree. I live in the north, so most roofs up here don’t start to fail until around year 15, so application typically would never be at year 5 - that’s just too early to spend the money. I could see where that could be the case in the south, as the harsh sun can start doing real damage very quickly. Up here I would think people are safe waiting until year 10. In any case, most expensive items (decks, cars, etc) can be maintained. Until Roof Maxx, I knew no real way of maintaining an asphalt roof, I’m sure this will become a norm… unless people are willing to invest the money for steel, which is always the best long-term option if you plan to stay in the house and can afford it. Not gonna lie, maintenance costs do sometimes make renting seem appealing.

Thank you for the information

I don't think so, I have seen other reviews and they say pretty much the same.

They are the real deal!

A proper cleanup is absolutely necessary after a tear off! As you mentioned, part of that includes gutter clean outs and magnet sweeps!

This is true! However, copper has a better curb appeal. In this scenario, this was worth the cost to the client !

@@RoofingResourceChannel fair enough just out of curiosity do you guys use lead flashing in the US?

@@ciebrown1639 Not very often! The most common use is around pipe flashings

@@RoofingResourceChannel interesting thanks for sharing

You are welcome!

It is the most corrosion resistant metal(compared to steel and aluminum)! With a steel or aluminum valley there could be corrosion over time causing leaks. A cedar roof will last a long time if installed right (up to 50 years). So, its important to use a high quality metal that wont fail before the roof does. Also, it looks pretty good too 😁

@kevindowner766 it all depends on the manufacturer! Its important to review all technical documents when choosing a metal roof. Here at the coast, many manufactures have this detail in their warranty!

@stuartmclaren2402 this is a great point! Making sure there is no exposed metal will prevent premature panel deterioration!

This is very possible! There was the same issue on all hip and ridge cap as well before we did a repair for the customer

This is very possible! There was the same issue on all hip and ridge cap as well before we did a repair for the customer

Thank you for sharing your perspective and experience. It’s always valuable to hear from professionals who have worked with various roofing products. I understand your concerns about granule loss and the design of the HDZ shingles. At our company, we aim to provide the best possible solutions for our customers based on both product performance and our hands-on experience. We believe that transparency and education are key, and we're always open to discussing the pros and cons of any product with our clients. As for warranties, it's important for homeowners to fully understand their coverage, and we make it a priority to ensure they do. We also appreciate the importance of offering multiple product options to suit different needs and expectations. Regarding reviews, we believe in honest feedback, and we encourage customers to share their genuine experiences, positive or negative. Our goal is to continue learning and improving to provide the best service possible. Thanks again for your input-it helps drive important conversations in the industry!

@@RoofingResourceChannel Two weeks ago I was at one of the jobs we did 6 years ago, I was horrified at the glare of the fiberglass showing ALL over the roof. I know the roof was installed in the morning in September. There was no smearing from heat, almost no foot traffic in the affected areas. I expect a MASSIVE failure shortly.

Thank you for your question! Checking your roof for wind damage is crucial to maintaining its longevity and protecting your home. Here are some practical steps you can take: - Visual Inspection: Start by walking around your home and looking for any visible signs of damage. This can include missing or curled shingles, debris on the roof, or granules from shingles in your gutters. - Check the Attic: Inspect your attic for any signs of leaks or water damage. This can help identify areas where the roof may have been compromised. - Look for Debris: After a windstorm, check for branches or other debris that may have hit your roof. Even small impacts can cause damage. - Professional Inspection: If you're unsure or unable to safely inspect your roof, consider hiring a professional to conduct a thorough inspection. In addition to hurricanes, you should check your roof for wind damage after any severe storm with strong winds. Tornadoes, thunderstorms, and even high winds during seasonal changes can cause significant damage. For a more detailed guide, check out this article and video lintaroofing.com/blog/roof-wind-damage God bless and stay safe!

Glad we could provide some value!