[Above Average Bear]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

It cost about 3 times more for metal.

It seems to me that one should replace a roof with the cheapest material possible if insurance companies are not going to insure you if you have an older roof.

[Corrie22]

Originally Posted by sinatras

LOL

Have you been to Marianna, Perry, Quincy, Palatka, Live Oak, Fort White?????????

Whatever industry there might have been never led to any wealth in most of Fla

you know...I went back and read it all again....no one said anything about wealth

stop letting all those demons in you head talk for you

[gypsychic]

Originally Posted by Above Average Bear

Samsung appliances are a nightmare. It’s hard to find someone who will fix them and it is very expensive to do so.

All this negative talk about Samsung is really making me nervous about the expensive order I recently made for a new Samsung induction range. It is pricey, but less than other models, and had pretty good reviews. Sometimes I think it's all a luck of the draw. GE appliances are supposed to be great; and in the past they were but my new GE stove has had issues from the beginning. Oh, well......

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Above Average Bear

It seems to me that one should replace a roof with the cheapest material possible if insurance companies are not going to insure you if you have an older roof.

That would be my luck to get a metal roof and then get a CAT5 and it tears the house down. My roof is going on 20 years old so i hope i can make it to 25 and as little as it rains here i could live without a roof.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by gypsychic

All this negative talk about Samsung is really making me nervous about the expensive order I recently made for a new Samsung induction range. It is pricey, but less than other models, and had pretty good reviews. Sometimes I think it's all a luck of the draw. GE appliances are supposed to be great; and in the past they were but my new GE stove has had issues from the beginning. Oh, well......

Sammys are for TV's only. Even that is pushing it as i had a new sammy TV that would come back on after you turned it off and got rid of it. Nothing last like stuff made in the 50's thru the 90's.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Hollytree

Would a metal roof make a Florida house hotter? I know they are very popular in Canada since they help the sun to melt snow. Just wondering....

no joe.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by luvmyhoss

My relative. Who lives in central Florida told me metal roofs have to be replaced in 15 years. Same as asphalt shingles

50 is the norm dorm.

[Lillie767]

Originally Posted by gypsychic

All this negative talk about Samsung is really making me nervous about the expensive order I recently made for a new Samsung induction range. It is pricey, but less than other models, and had pretty good reviews. Sometimes I think it's all a luck of the draw. GE appliances are supposed to be great; and in the past they were but my new GE stove has had issues from the beginning. Oh, well......

My Samsung slide in range is four years old and working fine. Only issue is cleaning - but that's pretty much the same for all the black glass top ranges.

[Above Average Bear]

Originally Posted by gypsychic

All this negative talk about Samsung is really making me nervous about the expensive order I recently made for a new Samsung induction range. It is pricey, but less than other models, and had pretty good reviews. Sometimes I think it's all a luck of the draw. GE appliances are supposed to be great; and in the past they were but my new GE stove has had issues from the beginning. Oh, well......

https://www.consumerreports.org/cons...c-a1133459149/

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...a4JRk8FbjrCJNQ

Also check out Reddit, plenty of Samsung negativity there

[Corrie22]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

50 is the norm dorm.

done right...and maintained....metal roofs are good for over 70 years