Hi Folks, We're getting a lot of installations on new roofs these days and our old trick of using a soaker hose to keep the roof cool to avoid shingle damage isn't working anymore. The shingles get soft and walking on them damages them. I hear the newer shingles have a polymer that keeps them soft for the first year or so except in cold weather. Rather than wait for cooler weather, does anyone have suggestions for protecting the new roof during installation in warmer weather? Thanks!
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