Roofing Insights

06/10/2026

🚨 A recent investigation, based on video obtained by the North Carolina Department of Insurance, appears to show contractors allegedly manipulating shingles to mimic storm damage and support insurance claims.

If true, this hurts homeowners, honest contractors, and the reputation of the entire roofing industry.

🎥 Credit: / NC Department of Insurance

How much damage have bad actors done to the reputation of the roofing industry and what should happen when they’re caught?

Share your thoughts 👇🏻

06/10/2026

Auchhhh! 💀😭

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06/10/2026

Mary Jane | Update

The legal troubles surrounding Crossover Roofing continue to grow.

Criminal charges. Civil judgments. Foreclosure proceedings. BBB accreditation revoked.

With new developments emerging, the questions around accountability and consumer protection are only getting bigger.

For homeowners, the lesson remains the same: do your research before signing a contract.

06/09/2026

Authenticity wins.

People can spot content that feels forced, fake, or disconnected.

The creators building real audiences today aren’t the most polished, they’re the most genuine.

Because in a world full of AI-generated content, being real stands out.

06/09/2026

Allstate Accused of Secret Claims Scheme: New Federal Lawsuit Raises Fraud Questions

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06/08/2026

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06/08/2026

That underlayment though

06/08/2026

Aries got stuck on a roof… twice. 🐶🏡

Nothing against dogs, but Dmitry might use this as another reason to prefer cats. 😹

Thankfully, Aries was rescued safely both times.

06/08/2026

"I can't sell Malarkey Vista... it's too good. I'll be out of business."
That might be the wildest roofing take we've heard all year.

In this heated debate, one contractor argues that Class 4 shingles like Malarkey Vista survive hail so well they actually reduce future roofing work. The counterargument? If you're a contractor, your job is to do what's best for the homeowner—not what's best for your repeat business.

But there's another layer: insurance companies, cosmetic exclusions, and the growing battle over who pays when roofs get damaged.

Would you rather install a roof that lasts through every storm, or one that keeps the replacement cycle going?
👇 Where do you stand on Class 4 shingles?
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Malarkey Is Too Good for Roofers? The Class 4 Debate Gets Heated

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06/07/2026

Not every complaint is a pattern.

That’s why real investigations take time.

One story starts the conversation.
A pattern reveals the truth.

And when people see they’re not alone, more voices tend to come forward.