Is $3,000 to replace a small section of roof sheathing without removing solar panels a fair price?
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I recently had a leak around a roof vent. A roofer temporarily sealed the vent area from the outside. However, the plywood underneath had already rotted and has now crumbled. From the attic I can see daylight and even part of a shingle. Because solar panels sit above that section, replacing the plywood from the top is difficult.
Quote Details
Attempt to replace rotted plywood/sheathing from the top without removing the solar panels. - Replace rotted plywood section - Work around existing solar panel array - Address leak around roof vent
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Category
Roofing
Price
$3,000
Quote Date
April 8, 2026
Tearoff included?
No
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