Question about Roof Replacement in Raleigh, North Caroline

Question about Roof Replacement in Raleigh, North Caroline

Investor · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2015 · 189 posts · 102 votes

Hi,

I'm pretty sure a 10' x 40' (400 square foot) section of my roof overhang above my patio needs to be replaced.  A decent portion of the plywood beneath the overhang is rotted, so the shingle would need to be replaced and the plywood as well.

1)  I had one guy come out to my property and give me a quote to replace the roof.  He quoted me $1500 (full shingle replace and plywood replacements as he sees needed) and $2,200 (If I want ALL of the plywood replaced).  I know that 1000 sq/ft houses with simple roofs can get full replacements in Raleigh for around $4000, so this quote seems a little steep.  Does this seem like a fair price?

2) Can anyone recommend specific roofers in Raleigh, or atleast point me to where I should be calling to match quotes

.... i've gotte a few recommendations from friends and fellow BP members, however most are unreliable and do not answer the phone or call me back!

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Summit, MS · Member since 2014 · 63 posts · 40 votes
10y
I don't know about your area. Here is something to think about. All my buy and holds that need roofs get a metal roof. Due to now it is a life time roof. Don't let these metal roofing guys tell you it cost more than shingles. IT COST THE SAME!!
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  • Adam RabinowitzPro Member
    Raleigh, NC · Member since 2016 · 6 posts · 2 votes
    10y
    Hi keith, im in raleigh. I had my roof replaced last year on my office building in wake forest. I used Charles from Semper West Builders. Dont know how he ll match up cost wise but one thing i had complete confident in was that he d do a great job and i could trust him. That was more important to me than anything else. may want to give him a call.
  • Durham, NC · Member since 2013 · 502 posts · 215 votes
    10y

    @Keith N.

    The quote you got seems to be in line with your own comparison. Don't forget that part of a price cover  costs not strictly related to square footage like insurance, the time for acquisition, and land fill fee.

  • Investor · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2015 · 189 posts · 102 votes
    10y

    @Andreas W.looks like I suck at math! You're right. However, I'd like others opinions on this price point for my particular situation.

    @Adam Rabinowitzthanks for the referral

  • Adam SchneiderPro Member
    Lender · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2012 · 957 posts · 639 votes
    10y

    @Keith N.Where is the property located? My experience with roofing is that it's as much about determining what the heck needs to be done as it is the price per SF to get it done. I have used Norato for my last few roof deals and found them to be straight-forward, reasonably priced. I dealt with Frank Montez.

  • Summit, MS · Member since 2014 · 63 posts · 40 votes
    10y
    I don't know about your area. Here is something to think about. All my buy and holds that need roofs get a metal roof. Due to now it is a life time roof. Don't let these metal roofing guys tell you it cost more than shingles. IT COST THE SAME!!
  • Investor · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2015 · 189 posts · 102 votes
    10y

    @Adam Schneiderthe property is in the heart of north Raleigh. Near six forks and Lynn road 

  • Adam SchneiderPro Member
    Lender · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2012 · 957 posts · 639 votes
    10y

    Keith, Norato would be my recommendation, unless you want to go with the tin roof.

  • Realtor · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2015 · 65 posts · 48 votes
    10y

    Hi Keith - 

    My neighbor in Wake Forest is a roofer and we used him on our rental.  I'm not sure how he'll price out but if you want the referral google Roof Roof.  The owner is Raymond and at least you can call for another estimate. 

  • Contractor · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2014 · 651 posts · 510 votes
    10y

    .@Keith N. I live not far from there; I'd be glad to look at it for and/or with you to assess it. @Adam Schneideris right: half the battle is figuring out what needs to be done.  If your sheathing damage is so extensive, you may have other damage. 

  • Adam SchneiderPro Member
    Lender · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2012 · 957 posts · 639 votes
    10y

    @Keith N.Art Allen is outstanding. If he has the time, take him up on his offer ASAP!

  • Dawn BrenengenBusiness Member
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    Real Estate Broker · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2014 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    10y

    @Keith N. You should definitely take @Account Closed up on his offer!

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