Is $9,500 to replace roof shingles and address related issues a fair price?
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The roof replacement job is mostly complete, and the contractors are coming for a final check tomorrow. I have several concerns about the finished work, including the drip edge along the top and bottom of the roof, the chimney flashing, an area that previously leaked, and some trim boards that were either not replaced as discussed or replaced without being painted/caulked. I'm wondering if these issues are worth asking to be redone, and if they should be included in the original price or require extra payment. The company was affordable and came highly recommended locally.
Quote Details
The job involved replacing the roof shingles and addressing related components. The homeowner notes several areas of concern after the work was completed. - Roof shingle replacement - Addressing drip edge along the top and bottom of the roof - Addressing chimney flashing - Replacing some fascia/trim boards - Includes a couple of free plywood sheets
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Category
Roofing
Price
$9,500
Quote Date
May 17, 2025
Roof material
Asphalt shingles
Tearoff included?
No
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