Tim was doing a live video from a roofing job when the comments suddenly started telling him that one of the roofers had FALLEN OFF THE ROOF. Imagine finding out from the people watching your live. 🤦‍♂️😂 Thankfully, the roofer was okay and now it’s one of those stories Tim will probably be te

Some areas around KC saw some seriously large hail. Golf ball-sized. Even baseball-sized. 😳 Damage isn't always something you'll notice from your yard, so if your home was in the path of the storm, having the roof inspected is worth it. And as Tim says… Call your favorite contra

One side of this house was getting new siding. The idea for the hail-damaged siding on the back? Save the old material, find the pieces that survived, and use those pieces for repairs. 😳 The problem is that older, weathered siding doesn't necessarily blend seamlessly with the surrounding

Absolutely. I inspected this roof last year and saw no reason to recommend replacement. Then came the 2026 hailstorms. ⛈️💥 After this home was hit, I returned and inspected the SAME roof again. This time? 👉 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗖𝗘𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻: An inspection tells you the condition of your roof at that po

When Tim’s on the roof, the inspection isn’t stopping there. Our tag-team approach means someone is also on the ground checking: 🔎 Siding 🔎 Window screens 🔎 Gutters 🔎 Downspouts 🔎 Other signs of storm damage One storm can damage a lot more than your shingles. Classic Contracting we

. 🏠Old siding coming off, house wrap going on, and fresh new siding going back up the RIGHT way.It’s amazing how much new siding can completely change the look of a house.Need siding replaced or just wondering what it would cost?📲 Call Classic Contracting Your Favorite Contractor! #ClassicContract

Shingles sitting in direct sunlight can get seriously hot. If you're making a small DIY roof repair: 🧤 Wear good gloves ☀️ Watch the heat 👟 Be careful with your footing 🪜 Use proper ladder safety And when in doubt… stay on the ground and call your favorite contractor. 😂 Because appa

And sometimes it just leaves you with a whole bunch of questions. 😂 No finger pointing here. Just another reminder that the little details matter. Do it right. Take pride in it. 🔨 #Roofing #RoofInspection #HomeImprovement #Contractor #ClassicContracting

There’s something satisfying about watching new siding go up. This vinyl siding project is completely changing the look of the house and we’re just getting started. 🔨 If your siding is faded, cracked or just looking tired, sometimes replacing it can make the entire house feel new again. #HomeI

I climbed up expecting to find something wrong with the gutters and instead found a gap near the roof edge leading toward the attic. With this being an older home and the roof sitting roughly an inch higher than expected, I suspect it may have originally had wood shake roofing. Old houses wil

Your dog barking at us for the ENTIRE appointment. 😂🐕 Seriously. Don’t bring him inside. I’ve almost figured out what he’s trying to tell me.

A man trying to stuff sheets of metal roofing into a MINIVAN. 😂 The parking job was questionable. The transportation method was questionable. My ability to mind my own damn business was nonexistent. 💀 #ContractorLife #RoofingHumor #ConstructionLife #Menards #YourFavoriteContrac

You never know what you're going to find during a roof inspection. 😳 Daniel’s Kansas City home has THREE layers of shingles on the roof and now we're looking at hail damage as well. I’m documenting what I find so the homeowner has the information needed for the insurance process.

We pulled the metal off this house in Garden City and found multiple areas of rotted and deteriorated decking underneath including holes. This is one of the biggest reasons I prefer asphalt shingles on residential homes. Metal or shingles? 👇

A tree fell on this house, insurance issued a payment, and then we completed our inspection. The results surprised everyone. Every claim is different, which is exactly why an experienced inspection is so valuable before making repair decisions. Save this if you're a homeowner. #HomeownerTi

One thing I don't see very often anymore is homeowners taking pride in protecting their home before a small problem becomes a big one. After the storm, this homeowner noticed a few shingles lifting in the wind. They safely placed a couple of heavy objects on them to help keep them from blowi

🏠 Roofing Tip: If your flat roof or porch roof was installed with shortcuts, it may not show signs of failure immediately. Today's inspection revealed cap nails being used where a more secure fastening system should have been used. Small details matter when it comes to keeping water out.

I’m convinced some of y’all are letting nature reclaim your property one inch at a time 💀🌱 That’s why I’m shouting out my buddy Danny from Garden City. Great dude. Hard worker. Somebody I trust enough to recommend publicly for lawn care and landscaping 🔥 Support local people who actually care abo

One of the most common things homeowners tell me after storms is: “We’ve paid insurance forever and thought they’d take care of us better than this.” A lot of people don’t realize what their policy actually covers until they need it. That’s why inspections, documentation, and having somebo

Insurance companies LOVE the word “cosmetic.” 😅 But when hail damages roofing components, metals, vents, shingles, and weakens the system… homeowners are the ones stuck dealing with leaks later. Always get a proper inspection after a storm. #Hail #roofing #stormdamage #homeowner #contr