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Matt attends the 2023 BFS National Event & Trade Show! See the latest in residential construction. A guest appearance from Build Show expert Travis too!
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@tccoggs Год назад

Steel joists have been around for a long time, they just never caught on in residential construction. Built an entire house with them in the late 90s. It was a lot more labor intensive since you drilling and screwing everything but the spans you could create were pretty amazing.

@who2u333 Год назад

Really liked hearing from a modest priced builder.

@justincrasi4638 Год назад

Dang Matt, it's true the sun beats tradespeople up badly over the years. I hope you have a speedy recovery. Thanks for another great video.

@robweberphoto Год назад

he talks about it in another video but his skin is red because he's treating pre-cancerous spots on his face from the exposure. by the end of treatment most people have cleared up significantly

@twc9000 Год назад

I'm just a homeowner, but want to know as much as I can about my improvements for my house and possibly future house. Thanks for the great content, Matt.

@chrism1157 Год назад

Would be nice if they did Ready-Frame sheds and free standing garages for home owners/ weekend warriors. Have some pre-designed options that could spread the design cost across hundreds or thousands of units. They could use any down time at the plants to pump them out.

@Mr0rris0 Год назад

How about the iShed that gradually turns from a white cube into a circle with no door if you don't pay a subscription and before they reappropriate the sphere the crushed contents are consumed by a layer of thermite

@IhabFahmy Год назад

Thank you Matt for sharing your expertise, and for introducing us to some of the more useful technology in the construction world. We appreciate what you're doing. How about tackling the growing prefab home market in a few episodes of your show next?

@selwrynn6702 Год назад

I am not a home owner, I am not rich enough to build a home, I am not a builder, nor is my profession anything to do with home or other building at all. I still find this stuff interesting.

@linmal2242 Год назад

@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket All good tips and advice ! I built my own in AUS but got electrical and plumbing contractors but did the rough ins myself. Just do your homework on codes and requirements from your local authority; if you learn it and know it you can combat any orders they try to put on you !

@Ocean_breezes Год назад

@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket Hey Billy, same situation here. I'm planning on a " small" house, 1 br, 1 ba about 500 SQ ft . They are doing 16 x 40 shed to house conversations which are a massive ripoff. Get a set of plans from your local drafting firm to submit to local permit office The money you can save on labor is a big chunk of costs, and you can build it better Good luck

@scorpio6587 Год назад

Such a great episode. Fun visit from the young builder, awesome products, digital tools, and spreading the good word about skin cancer.

@kenreynolds1000 Год назад

Sheet metal joists. Those aren't punch outs, they are lightening holes. Duh, they been doing that since the invention of the Aluminum airplane (I'm sure before that as well). I've routed mech sys and harnesses through lightening holes for 20+. That flange around the hole effectively restores the "I" value of the beam.

@randomrazr Год назад

would they vibrate alot compared to wood

@kenreynolds1000 Год назад

@@randomrazr yes and no. The deck material would act as a great deadening panel. I’ve seen red iron substructure with composite decks work just fine.

@roylbates4155 Год назад

READY-FRAME by BUILDERS FirstSource; love the product. I pulled the numbers on the company and liked what I saw. I bought a block of the stock BLDR, and already I am up on this stock over 13%.

@jasonlynn6554 Год назад

Great show Matt I'm a 30 year tradesman myself, It still blows my mind to see how far we have come in the framing aspect.

@mariusj8542 Год назад

Duramark, that’s somebody using their brain, solved this annoying little daily struggle, liked it a lot!

@iglapsu88 Год назад

As a homeowner, appreciate your content!

@mycowboyways915 Год назад

BMC Ready Frame looks like an awesome product !

@borgxxxboy Год назад

That metal joist system. Loving it!

@morninboy Год назад

Look how high the plexiglass acting like the plywood subfloor floats above the joist with C channel and screw head thickness. It's the same problem with top hung TJI hangers. Major irritation for me when framing.

@sw5334 Год назад

I built a home with steal floor joists 4 years ago. Had to use them do to height constraints, they were a ton of work. Everything took longer to construct. Even the screws were awful to put in. Electrician hated them as it’s hard to attach wiring along the joist. Etc. wouldn’t do it again. Stick with wood.

@ImBooX2 Год назад

I'm not a builder, just a DIY guy and love to learn the new stuff out there. I think of my grandpa who was a builder. He did it all, concrete, masonry, HVAC, all levels of carpentry, cabinet maker, plumber, electrician, and on and on. He would love these types of videos. I once owned the last complete home he built back when I was 19 into my 20s.

@farmeunit Год назад

@@sw5334 Develop a hanger system or something like wire trays, etc. Super easy to conduit, etc.. Much easier for some people, harder for others to figure out new ways of doing things.

@sw5334 Год назад

@@farmeunit I agree that the more you use something the easier it gets. If I was able to use the style and size in the video it would be a lot easier. My job had a height constraint given to me from the city after the roof trusses were in production. The only way I could reduce the 4” I needed was to change the 10” wood floor joists for 6” steel on 12” centers. That made the ducting and plumbing and electrical tough. True that it wasn’t all the steel joists fault, but in my little brain I relate the joists to a pain in the rear. Lol

@TheClearviewer Год назад

Good luck with your health Matt.

@PongoXBongo Год назад

As a homeowner, that 3d rendered framing view would be awesome for future DIY projects. For me to be able to see what walls are or are not structural, to see where the studs, plates, blocking, etc. are without having to open up the drywall. Also, to see what materials and fasteners were used so that I can use the same things to remain code-compliant. Most importantly, for me to see what I safely can accomplish myself and what I need to hire a licensed pro for. I hope all that info will be available to the homeowner in addition to the builders.

@kensandlin6121 Год назад

Great content as always Matt! Can't wait to see your coverage of IBS! Been too many years since I've been able to attend.

@Nonsense62365 Год назад

That Duramark Chalk Shot is awesome!

@hotzet Год назад

My ex's dad had milled some piece of metal that basically let him take the tubes like you see on spray foam and fit it on cans of spray paint to do the same thing. My first thought was 'why doesn't he sell that,' and well, I guess now someone does?

@josephlownes5138 Год назад

You are giving me good Ideas for when I build my forever home

@meshedgears2794 Год назад

ClarkDietrich, there studs have been used in residential for 25 years, they are now seeing a potential for patents and making money in the residential market. The studs and joist transmit sound like a speaker, pick the wrong gauge and the webs pop like an oil can, metal can block WiFi and have you ever tried to hang trim in a metal house... It's not all bad, if you find an experienced builder you get a strong straight house that doesn't move much and meshed wifi does the trick, and wood bucks are your friend... The special track for the metal is not necessary, its just convenient. There are options using the track and studs that do most of what they trying sell. Also check the metal gauge on the material, there's a range for a particular gauge number. Some vendors do a re-roll, they get raw material at the higher end of the range and re-roll it down to the lower end of the range. The guys I knew said the studs had knots, I know sounds funny, but re-rolling metal forge hardens it. This was confirmed by one of the sells reps after he had a few with the crew..:) -MG

@alexanderclaylavin Год назад

It would be a big move if C.D. made their structural-gauge steel wall studs more widely available right off the shelf at a big box.

@dvploeg1 Год назад

I used Dietrich joists for my ICF home in 2000. By varying the Guage I was able to use same depth joists throughout the home. Did have go 12 inches on center for the 24 foot living room span. Very stiff floors, tile guys loved it.

@meshedgears2794 Год назад

@@dvploeg1 Nice I built my place from all metal back in 1997, I made some "I" beams by placing the C studs back to back. The gauge never went up above 20 for the wall studs and headers and beams never went above 16 gauge, I used 10 gauge for the short shear walls. I was also able to weld some of the multiple studs as a bonus. The 25 gauge at Home Chepo are called "tin-can" buy the guys doing structural work or commercial. There was a push before I built my place to go with metal, but the designs were light gauge (18-22) and required a crazy truss like build and more screws than I could count on point load plates. If they had gone up in gauge I think there would have been a sustained use of metal, as it was the extra labor time and lack of experience didn't get metal off the ground. IF I did it again I would look at panels like Thermasteel, but I would be cautious they went into bankruptcy but they might be out, if they fixed there manufacturing they might be viable again. -MG

@nm3547 Год назад

Never heard my metal framed home echo, but have in my iron ore building. Double wooded walls impede wifi at my house, but of course a mesh takes care of it. There's also a big difference bet. Structural and non structural steel studs.

@henrycarlson7514 Год назад

So Wise , Thank You , for showing some of the ways to build a better more efficient hose for less money and waste

@meshedgears2794 Год назад

Just to add to the below comment, one of the benefits of metal floor joists is no mud-sill required. I did my first house and let the joist rest on the raised stem wall. I don't know what the average is for pressure treated wood is around the country, but the house I am building now is calling out 2.5" x 7.5" (3x8's) mud-sills and they are not cheap. Metal floor joist skip this step, combine that with ICF and you get a really interesting set of options. My current build will use ICF as the concrete form work, add ground insulation below the floor and I get a sealed crawl space. Throwing in another option with an 8 inch stem and 4 inch ICF walls, I can set the metal joist directly on the 4 inches of concrete and either plunge the joist into the 4 inch wall or directly attach the ends to the buried studs in the foam... The walls call be poured separately as a cold joint above the stem wall.. Does make thing interesting. -MG

@BobMongiello Год назад

Awesome video's! I like that you explain things in simple terms which means you actually know what you are doing .

@TheDroidKilla Год назад

Peter's a natural

@ryanlaabs6034 Год назад

The first ready frame stud he checks isn’t centered perfectly 😂

@daveklein2826 Год назад

@ryanlaabs6034 Год назад

@@daveklein2826 you must be a troll…

@Jbels Год назад

Love the videos Matt, keep 'em coming!

@guylambrechts2303 Год назад

Ready frame is really great to save the planet. And yes, you look awesome even with the beard! Take care.

@dougbrown1797 Год назад

Matt you're a class act! Keep up the good work....db

@bertruttan129 Год назад

Almost didn't watch this....that would have been a mistake. Not a builder except for my own needs. Game changer tech for builders no doubt!

@robertduffy5805 Год назад

The corporate speak made my eyes roll. LOL @ "Stake Holders"

@bethanyanderson1745 Год назад

Would be helpful to include a segment time stamp to your description. Gets frustrating to jump around trying to find what I'm interested in watching. BUT really appreciate that you share products you found interesting! Thanks!

@cp37373 Год назад

He doesn’t care nearly enough to do these videos correctly

@Annon89 Год назад

23:20 talks about joists

@iwillnotcomply007 Год назад

Love the content. Hope you're doing well, Matt.

@will-smith-nh Год назад

Thank you Matt

@markmoreno7295 Год назад

Great show, especially the steel joists and the flush mount Anderson windows. Still looking to see a video on Comfort-board under stucco in place of styrofoam to increase fire resistance of stucco cladded homes in high risk areas. I can see that if a home was spared being burned, it may have still been subjected to heat stress, invisibly melting the styrofoam underneath. This would result in a significant loss of thermal efficiency. I am wanting to see a special weep screed and how the drip planes are maintained during construction. Thanks!

@mistereearly1141 Год назад

5:30 wow! Now all we need are prescient robots to build it for us in a week

@nexusyang4832 Год назад

I hope that AK skin condition is just temporary and that you can heal up soon. 🥰🥰🥰 Much love to you!!! :)

@atranimecs Год назад

Ready-Frame + ICF w/rebar reinforcement = bulletproof home.

@buildshow Год назад

I love that combo!

@RealTechSkills Год назад

I toured the IBS back in 2004. A Canadian company offered steel floor joists for residential builds back then. I don't remember the name of that company, but the steel truss web design was a rotating triangle. I ended up using I-Joists for the next build because I didn't have a reliable source to purchase those steel floor trusses.

@braydonscully4646 Год назад

Check out bone structure houses out of Quebec , Canada. Full house systems all steel and modular. It’s cool stuff. Getting used a lot in California for seismic and fire reasons as well.

@hotzet Год назад

Lumber prices were high in 2004 (at like $400/MBF, which, now, LOL) which always makes steel seem more appealing, then lumber prices go down and it feels like innovation stops (or goes into stealth mode) until they rise again. Gut feeling is that there's a lot of innovation waiting to happen between steel + engineered wood that will result in less waste and possibly open up new possibilities for builds, but "low"-ish prices for lumber in North America are holding us back

@shannabolser9428 Год назад

I-span is the company, or at least it is a Canadian company that has steel floor joists. I will be using them on an upcoming build.

@sleze Год назад

Steel joists at 23:00

@keithwhiteley1303 Год назад

Did steel framing for forty years,it takes three times longer too build than wood. But if you know what your doing you can build a straight flat wall. It's hard to get good wood. Most of the people that steel frame do big commercial jobs.

@nm3547 Год назад

Did you use design specific fabricated studs or stock studs?

@keithwhiteley1303 Год назад

On four story condo's the floor joists were designed for floors and cut to size they framed pretty fast. As far as taking longer I was speaking in general. I worked on a structural steel condo and they built a wood one next to it in a third of the time.

@keithwhiteley1303 Год назад

Also you shouldn't put wood guys on steel or steel guy's on wood they eventually get it but it takes a while.

@nm3547 Год назад

@@keithwhiteley1303 prefabricated studs = not much need to cut the studs and quick assembly vs. stock studs.

@keithwhiteley1303 Год назад

Another thing to consider with steel framing is backing for cabinets and finish trim.

@genosails2 Год назад

Thank you...

@TRYtoHELPyou Год назад

Tks man. Perhaps my first home build will be a ready frame. Seems like a lot of good reasons.

@muchmuchmore Год назад

I've been waiting for steel joists to take off for decks. Far superior to any wood you can get now and you can order most pieces cut to length so minimal cuts needed and very low waste.

@brodriguez11000 Год назад

How does it stand up compared to treated wood over the long term?

@muchmuchmore Год назад

@@brodriguez11000 I've never used it, but from what I've read, you can specify metal thickness and galvanization levels. The only potential concerns I recall were high corrosive environments like coastal applications. The also seem to be manufacturers offering their own steel systems that appear to be painted or powdercoated.

@kendog52361 Год назад

I completely understand them building in the ability to order supplies from BFS into the software, but I think it would be nice if they added, either plugins, or the ability for plugins, with other lumber yards, like Home Depot, Lowes, Menards, or even smaller, more local suppliers.

@daveklein2826 Год назад

Or you can take the materials list where you want

@HistoricHomePlans Год назад

23:20 Even considering recycling and reuse of steel framing, it has a significantly larger carbon footprint than wood framing. This is something we really need to be considering whenever we're looking at material alternatives.

@philippenight2421 Год назад

What are your calculations?

@FixItStupid 9 месяцев назад

Thank You !!! Matt Sir Take Care !

@soving Год назад

Pretty innovative, create a leading edge window to catch all rain coming down the wall.. One sealant fail away from creating a mold and water damage nightmare. Sign me up.

@shannabolser9428 Год назад

Well they did say to use it in a dry environment

@soving Год назад

@@shannabolser9428 True, that was said. I think the only place that is always dry is indoors. 1 Leak starts the chain. What % of skylights fail....It's not if

@CheZfrmdaWestWisc Год назад

We weren't watching this because you're handsome Really I thought that's why we were all watching it I guess we really do learn something new every day on the build show

@Hk-ew7li Год назад

Just make it in America!

@ericpetersen-mp1ve Год назад

good show keep it up

@morninboy Год назад

47:27 ? couldn't get the OSB subfloor to land on the truss joist with 3-1/2 inch top. Whaaaaaaat? 39:39 taking the two dimensional image and building a three dimensional image. I like to do that in my head and always thought it was easy until I started working with other builders and designers. A trait called spatial reasoning. Turns out there are people for whom it is not merely difficult but absolutely impossible.

@hu5tle- Год назад

See you at IBS!

@whummer98 Год назад

Velux solar blinds and window are nothing new, installed them a couple of years ago, awesome product.

@georgemckenzie2525 Год назад

Ah Matt , just because y'all don't want to accept the challenge does not mean the flush flange windows in are inappropriate for wet conditions. Just rabbet the trim over flange, and apply whatever flashing de jour under your trim. I think they look slick with minimalist design .

@BearMeat4Dinner Год назад

Matt like da beard! Keep it up!!!

@TundeEszlari Год назад

Great video.

@davidweeres797 Год назад

I wish Renewal would allow the use of the slider window design to be used outside their product on the Anderson line. I loved that glider window but can't eat the cost ..

@MRBenchwork Год назад

I love the idea of wood free home construction but insulating this stuff has got to be a pain due to steel’s inherent thermal transfer properties. I also wonder what a non wood sheet-goods alternative would look like. That said you’d never have to worry about termites.

@philippenight2421 Год назад

You mean alternative to plywood/OSB? Look at Dens Glas or Securock USG Structocrete is another one, but that’s pricey Huber has an MgO panel

@MRBenchwork Год назад

@@philippenight2421 can any of those be used for subfloors though?

@philippenight2421 Год назад

@@MRBenchwork yes, Structocrete is a subfloor product, and Huber’s 3/4” Exacor is rated as a subfloor, but they’re somewhat unavailable last I heard.. I think I heard that it’s made in china, and they had trouble getting it or something You can always pour a suspended concrete slab like they do for skyscrapers

@nm3547 Год назад

Install exterior insulation

@stephengreco5115 Год назад

always a great watch. One suggestion. I'd like to see time stamp chapters to be able to jump around and come back to vids like this. lots of great info. Thanks!

@daveklein2826 Год назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@stephengreco5115 Год назад

@@daveklein2826 I dont get why this is funny?

@georgemckenzie2525 Год назад

In Vermont a 30 yard dumpster is $1500 , last year's prices mind you

@elidennison9902 Год назад

Curious of the possibility of including this with ICF...

@arresthillary9502 Год назад

you should go out and see Mike Patey. search his name for his channel

@ubacow7109 Год назад

dang i can access that tech on my ipod~

@hotzet Год назад

Man, Ready-Frame's Build Optimize at $10k per build to not be an architect, GC or engineer. Either every house I've ever walked into is small or that's going to be a tough sell.

@ToddBizCoach Год назад

How many hours of labor does Refi Build save on a 1600 sq ft house? Does it save $10,000 in labor and dumpster cost?

@philippenight2421 Год назад

@@ToddBizCoach probably saves a lot of labor, but 10k is more than the whole framing labor budget for a 1,600 sf home

@matt45540 Год назад

Thanks for a sunscreen warning ⚠️

@glennsiegel60 Год назад

I think your pretty Matt!

@niceguy191 7 месяцев назад

I'm guessing those steel joists would fail even quicker in a fire than I-joists

@jennsingleton7784 Год назад

do you guys not do prenail framing? and caset flooring????

@ubacow7109 Год назад

Anyone test the Great Stuff Pro vs the Advantech Subfloor foam adhesive?

@tira2145 Год назад

You can't put a wall above the cut outs on the metal joists, that's going to really limit what you can do. You could also not modify the wall layout or remodel.

@tira2145 Год назад

@H2s A regular 2 X 10 floor system doesn't need to be engineered. Why have we made house's so expensive that only the rich or those able to afford huge payments can buy one?

@nm3547 Год назад

@@tira2145 steel was the most affordable framing material, through the pandemic. You should have a design confirmed before using any make ready packages, but everyone is also able to buy stock studs that have no punch outs, just as you would w a normal 2 X 10.

@bigfishoutofwater3135 Год назад

For the software, with no authentication or access restriction, what is to stop someone malicious from impersonating someone else and messing up the build?

@suspicionofdeceit Год назад

There has to be some authentication and revision control.

@ToddBizCoach Год назад

True, how can all subcontractors have access to each other s work. There has to be read only accessibility.

@shannabolser9428 Год назад

I am guessing that only people that get an email with the access link can get to the prints.

@BuildersFirstSourceBFS Год назад

Hi - thank you for pointing out this potential risk. Platform security is top of mind as we design and develop our software.

@AlMai222 Год назад

The “chalk shot” green spray tool is a knock off. It’s been around for at least 2 years now.

@xamarinmaster1403 Год назад

Hey Matt, say hi to Stud Pack for me

@zdauftv2004 Год назад

Can the ready frame be used with ICF exterior but frame internal walls?

@shannabolser9428 Год назад

That's what I want to know!

@brianowoseni5079 3 месяца назад

Right? ICF exterior walls + RF interior walls. Especially since it's all pre-cut and what not...a DIY'er could frame their own house and not need a crew.

@scottgrinnell2587 Год назад

I was hoping to contact the guy you spoke to with Jitto Enterprises and was wondering if you have contact info? I Googled his company and can't find him anywhere.

@trailbarge12 Год назад

The punch confused me until I realized that was a lance, not a punch

@soving Год назад

I think the VELUX guy was afraid Matt was going to talk about the night before at the strip club chewin' lifesavers off the feature dancer's costume

@BruceMcKeever 11 месяцев назад

At the end of the video that frame looks pretty weak with all those big holes running through it didn't leave much of the I-beam

@tstartrekdude Год назад

Putting chalk in an asthma inhaler carterage is pretty dang cleaver.

@user-vp1sc7tt4m Год назад

Yes, it sure was clever for someone to think of that. They connected an already existing technology and applied the same tech to another purpose. Awesome.

@Brown969 Год назад

It was invented by a guy in the UK and called the 'marksman'. They also got investment from 'Dragons Den' which is like 'Shark Tank' where people pitch their inventions to investors. They're super helpful and I love them!!

@charlesw3120 Год назад

What did you say? Are you trying to be unintelligible?

@gwolf7716 Год назад

Was there any mention of code compliance and design submittals for permitting?

@hotcurdsinyurmudder Год назад

One can of aerosol glue has the same amount of material inside of it as 8 tubes of equal size? Did I miss an important day of physics class, or did he word that poorly? I’m confused. 20:56

@shannabolser9428 Год назад

The stuff inside the can is different than the stuff inside the calk tubes. As a result of the difference between the two types of glue, this can can do the work of 8 conventional calk tubes.

@hassenfepher Год назад

So does this software store any PII? Anything like address, account number, contact info, credit card info, etc? What if you invite someone and misspell the email? What if that guy forwarded the link in his email to a laborer that you didn't approve, then that Labor goes rogue, because his pay wasnt advanced, and decided to get destructive? How do you protect your client and your project, in finally, your bottom line, from a bad actor?

@BuildersFirstSourceBFS Год назад

Hi - thank you for pointing out this potential risk. Platform security is top of mind as we design and develop our software, including the protection of any Personally Identifiable Information.

@stevecrawford6958 Год назад

id rather have BFS than IBS.

@robertgregory2618 Год назад

That last segment on ready framing made me wonder about the ceiling trusses. I think they take out to much of the truss for hvac etc. Looks like a weak spot for sure. If that just holds up sheet rock then fine but another floor above?

@DavZell Год назад

That main, large trunk line cutout had me wondering, too.

@vaporrift Год назад

So how do designers and architects access making the plans or models for this software?

@MikeHarris1984 Год назад

Yeah, confrence WiFi is ussually real Shyyyyyt... I've worked at many conferences that my company does and build the back end tech. And the onsite wifi is horrid... the amount of phones in there really drains cell towner and people bring in hot spots and such and they get near dial up speeds, and then the convention center wifi, if the main show paid the venue for wifi, then the speeds are usually set to very slow and the ammount of attendies on it crawls it... if a booth PAID (upwards of 5digits for a drop for two day show) thats the only way they can get reliable internet... so on jobsite hotspot shouldnt be that slow as it was here on the convention floor with the software.

@johnnyweld9672 6 месяцев назад

no wood concrete only or metal

@chestermackay7159 Год назад

Well it’s very important to take care of yourself and your skin. But my girlfriend said you are easy on the eyes too 😅

@DrMJJr Год назад

Maybe WITHOUT that nasty beard, sure okay but not now lol

@shannabolser9428 Год назад

Give it another week and that beard will look FINE!

@omgemilyhd4500 Год назад

Sweet stuff. I like to see models showing wind endurance by type etc... Climate change is real and we can use tech to simulate the build capabilties for tornadoes, hurricanes and specifically flooding.

@Arational Год назад

These steel joists look a lot like those patented by Bone Structure.

@jctai100 Год назад

Cool app, wish they would change the name from my----whatever. So many of those apps with that lazy naming scheme.

@chubbz981 Год назад

does the modeling use raytracing?

@DavZell Год назад

"This is for California where it's dry." That didn't age well!!

@jamesd7066 Год назад

Why not just put chalk in a nasal aspirator?

@lemilemi5385 Год назад

Any Australian agent?

@warrenwalker8170 Год назад

your free federal tax break was paid for by everyone else and a little by you assuming you pay your taxs for a product with a 10 year warranty penetrating you roof - what could go wrong