Is $15,000 to pressure wash and respray coating on a Monier tile roof a fair price?
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My 45-year-old Monier tile roof has a flaking coating applied by the previous owner, revealing different colored tiles underneath. I am primarily concerned with the aesthetics. I've heard that pressure washing might not be good for the roof and that these coatings offer little benefit.
Quote Details
This quote is for cleaning and re-coating the existing Monier tile roof. - Service: Pressure wash the roof- Service: Respray a new coating- Warranty: 12 years
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Category
Roofing
Price
$15,000
Quote Date
October 2, 2025
Roof material
Tile
Tearoff included?
No
Warranty period
12 years
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