Would be nice to have the space/property but this small southern facing lot is very low maintenance.I knew I wouldn’t get much use out of the plow, but it’s nice when I need it. I used to hand shovel this crap.
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Would be nice to have the space/property but this small southern facing lot is very low maintenance.I knew I wouldn’t get much use out of the plow, but it’s nice when I need it. I used to hand shovel this crap.
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Yes. But it'll be dented. So you'll have a visual effect.Does a metal roof hold up better to these storms?
they make a synthetic/rubber roof that can withstand over 2" For hail prone areas, composite roofing material is the best choice. Brava offers composite roofing with a Class 4 impact rating — the highest impact rating possible. A Class 4 impact rating ensures a roof will maintain its strength and integrity in the face of damaging weather events, like hail, and flying debris. It looks good too...Does a metal roof hold up better to these storms?
Neighbor has class 4 from 2018. He’s getting a new roof too.they make a synthetic/rubber roof that can withstand over 2" For hail prone areas, composite roofing material is the best choice. Brava offers composite roofing with a Class 4 impact rating — the highest impact rating possible. A Class 4 impact rating ensures a roof will maintain its strength and integrity in the face of damaging weather events, like hail, and flying debris. It looks good too... View attachment 720224
Stone coated steel is a good option as well. Looks like a tile roof but it is metal. The shingles are 18"x52" panels and when they get damaged can be replaced instead of a whole new roof.Does a metal roof hold up better to these storms?
My goodness, I had no idea this one was so bad. The largest hail report in Denver County measured 2.75 inches in Commerce City on Thursday. It's the largest hail report in the county since 1989, the FOX Forecast Center said.I paid extra to put on a class 4 asphalt roof in 2012. We've had several hail storms since then, generally at least 5 or 6 every year with at least nickel size hail. I'm guessing we've had at least one a year on average with golf ball hail. The roof still looks good after 12 years and all those storms, but it was baseball sized hail that caused us to get a new roof in 2012.
Everyone in that area should be getting their roof checked, that's some big hail.My goodness, I had no idea this one was so bad. The largest hail report in Denver County measured 2.75 inches in Commerce City on Thursday. It's the largest hail report in the county since 1989, the FOX Forecast Center said. View attachment 720468
Yep. When I was in high school (early 80's), we were out of town when a storm came through. We heard about it on the news but when we got home the corn fields looked fine, along with the trees and other plants so we figured it missed us. The next day my dad saw an adjuster on the roof of the house below us so climbed on up. There wasn't a ton of them, but at least a few dozen baseball sized holes in shingles. Complete replacement. My dad was cheap, and I was cheap labor. So I always did most of our roofing jobs while he pocketed the money.Everyone in that area should be getting their roof checked, that's some big hail.