FB and LinkedIn are great resources, but unfortunately, most groups I've found there are inundated with spam -- you won't find that here.

I've always tried to tackle things on my own and have endured the consequences (some good, many bad...).Another thing I'm doing differently is TELLING OTHERS about my plans this time.

You have to wade through the spam but real leads are there!

If I see an ad with no phone number, I consider it spam.

The only thing I don't like about it is the advertising spam.

This is akin to spam in my book.The last thing we want is for people to get overrun with people sending them garbage ad colleague requests.We're more than happy to remove and ban any user who abuses our system to send these kinds of requests.

However, it would be wise to make sure the type of undertaking is right for your skill set, meaning you should have several renovations under your belt before you tackle such a complex project.

This poster is either full of it or just spamming the site. 

@Mo Gold - thanks man . i'm contemplating whether this needs a serious "design" touch-up, but it's great to be more knowledgeable about this resource now. never knew about how to tackle this design scope, so appreciate your thoughts@Matt Pritchard - really appreciate the advice. would you cut the trees outside?

With 10-roofs coming up - particularly if you have some flexibility on when they get done {allowing a roofer to tackle them during slow periods in their bookings}, you should be able to have your selected roofer(s) give even better pricing.Though we tend to predominately use one roofer in each city, I like to keep a working relationship with an alternate, simply so we do not get caught out.