I do not trust roofers. I am sure there are honest roofing contractors, just as there must be honest used car salesmen and honest televangelists, but it is a business that is full of questionable characters. Some are outright crooks, but most are content to cut corners wherever possible. Most folks won't know if the contractor cheated on the exposure, but going to six inch exposure from five will reduce the number of shingles by 20 percent. Manufacturers make similar shingles with different lifetimes, yet you can't easily tell the difference between 20 and 25 year three-tab shingles. Or between 30 and 40 year architectural shingles.
For me, the solution is to do the job myself, a decision I usually regret. But if you can't do it yourself, you really need to be watching the job so you know what you're getting. Otherwise, you'll just have to trust that the roofing contractor is using the specified materials and installing them correctly.
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