AsktheBuilder.com News - February 3, 2016
Dear ,
As usual, there's so much going on I don't know where to start.
Yesterday I had a very important phone call with an
advisor about my upcoming book about defective roof shingles.
Have you taken my Defective Roof Shingles survey? If not, CLICK HERE.
Feel free to forward this email to any friends, relatives, co-workers, enemies, unicorns, etc. that you feel have an asphalt shingle roof that's falling apart or about to.
The call was very good and when the person at the other end heard all the details and facts concerning my research, he simply couldn't believe how I had all my bases
covered.
I'm thinking seriously of taking advance orders for the book. If all goes well, I believe it could be ready in both digital and print format in five weeks.
I'll know more in a week.
Here's the BEST NEWS of all about the book.
If you just happened
to put on a new, or newer, asphalt shingle roof that's doomed to fail, I reveal in the book a simple thing you can do to extend the life of the shingles by twenty or even thirty years!
I also reveal the asphalt shingles I'd buy if I had to put them on my house. Yes, there is a brand that appears to last like the shingles of old.
Speaking of old shingles, I
want to thank you for coming through for me. About ten days ago I put out a request for shingles that were OLD - ones that had never been put on a roof.
You may have been one of my subscribers that came through. One man, Jim in Harrison, OH, had a bundle of shingles that had never been opened from 1970.
That's not a typo. He picked them up himself from the Philip Carey
loading dock in Lockland, OH in 1970.
Why do I need to have some old shingles? You'll discover why in the book. And when you do, you'll be seething mad.