Right at Home
Right at Home is the podcast for homeowners who want to make smarter decisions, avoid costly mistakes, and protect their biggest investment.
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Episode 12: What’s the Smartest Way to Protect Your Roof and Exterior Investment? (opens the original)
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Protecting your home’s exterior isn’t about big repairs; it’s about catching small problems before they turn into costly ones. In this episode of Right at Home, host Mike Downer sits down with Ryan Johnson, president and owner of Right Roofing, to talk about the smartest ways Iowa homeowners can protect their roof, siding, gutters, windows, and other exterior systems over the long term. Ryan shares a practical approach to roof maintenance in Des Moines and Central Iowa, including why routine ins
Episode 11: What Happens Where Your Roof Meets the Siding, Gutters, and Trim? (opens the original)
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Where your roof meets the rest of your home can matter just as much as the shingles themselves. In this episode of Right at Home, Ryan Johnson, President of Right Roofing, breaks down why roof transition points deserve more attention and how the connections between roofing, siding, gutters, trim, and other exterior components can affect long-term performance. The conversation looks at the details homeowners often overlook, the installation mistakes that can create problems over time, and why tre
Episode 10: Why Do Some Roofs Last 30 Years and Others Fail at 12? (opens the original)
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What makes one roof stand strong for decades while another begins to fail far too soon? The answer goes far beyond the shingles you see from the street. In this episode of Right at Home, Ryan Johnson of Right Roofing explains why two roofs made from similar materials can have dramatically different lifespans. The discussion explores the hidden factors that influence long-term roof performance, including installation workmanship, moisture control, ventilation, flashing details, storm damage, and
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