Roof replacement
Full tear-off, new underlayment, new covering. Written scope with the material named, so you can price the same job elsewhere.
A replacement is a tear-off. Anyone quoting a new roof over the old covering is selling you a shorter roof, and in most cases a code problem.
The quote states the underlayment, the covering, the fastening pattern and the warranty — because those four things are the difference between two quotes that look identical on price.
- Tear-off and deck inspection
- We do not know what the deck looks like until the old covering is off. Rotten sheathing is priced per sheet, agreed before we replace it.
- Underlayment
- The layer that actually keeps water out. Named in the quote.
- Covering and warranty
- Manufacturer warranty plus our workmanship warranty, both in writing.
How a job goes
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We go up
A real inspection, not a walk around the garden. About an hour.
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You see the photographs
Every one we took, including the ones that argue against a replacement.
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Written scope
Materials named, warranty stated, price fixed. Nothing is "to be determined" except rotten deck, which is priced per sheet.
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The work
Our own crew. Skip and site protection included, and the driveway swept with a magnet at the end.
Book a roof inspection.
About an hour, at no cost, and you get the photographs whatever you decide.