Installing ClimateFlex® SBS-Modified Shingles in High Heat Conditions

Due to their natural impact resistance, CertainTeed ClimateFlex SBS-modified asphalt shingles are often preferred over traditional asphalt shingles when roofing in hail-prone regions.
However, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight on very hot days can soften SBS-modified shingles, resulting in installation challenges. Here are important tips and precautions for roofing with SBS-modified shingles in high-heat conditions.
While these tips are not applicable for every project, they should be referenced to help identify other methods of shingle storage and installation.
For more information, visit www.certainteed.com/roofing

[@craigburnett6099]

I am up to my neck with troubles from this very shingle. They are just the worst. If I could take the time to spell out why it will fail is sickening. I have installed 6000 sq of this product and am now having to go back on all of them to reinspect. The problem is that they will not step up I already know. One of distributors tells me they make clients proceed legally to take care of any problems. This is a disaster for my 40 yr company. I put it on my house and my daughters house. Mine is ok. Hers is less than 6 months old and will have to be replaced. Anyone aware of class action against these guys?

[@RickinICT]

I've seen your rambling rants on every video where Certainteed products are mentioned, often 3 or 4 different comments under one video, it's obvious you just search for Certainteed every once in a while, and post another screed under the video regardless of how many times you've already done it in the past. I suppose it's because you have no idea what you've done previously. And you're always the only one with comments of a negative nature, making it look like more of a personal problem with you than with the product. Find a new hobby.