What are you paying for NEW ROOF? need insight please

What are you paying for NEW ROOF? need insight please

Member since 2025 · 2 posts · 1 vote

As a fellow investor, I've seen firsthand the challenge of finding quality roofing without the "big company" price tag. That's why I'm starting a new roofing company, built from the ground up to serve you.

We're cutting the overhead and passing the savings directly on to you. No bloated budgets, just top-quality materials and expert craftsmanship.

So, I'm curious: what are you currently paying for roof replacements? Let us know your typical per-square cost for labor and materials.

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Member since 2025 · 17 posts · 10 votes
1y

I just had a 60 square ranch torn off and replaced last week for 9.2k in Ohio.

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  • Member since 2025 · 17 posts · 10 votes
    1y

    I just had a 60 square ranch torn off and replaced last week for 9.2k in Ohio.

  • JD MartinBusiness Member
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    Rock Star Extraordinaire · Northeast, TN · Member since 2015 · 10k+ posts · 16k+ votes
    1y
    Quote from @Account Closed:

    As a fellow investor, I've seen firsthand the challenge of finding quality roofing without the "big company" price tag. That's why I'm starting a new roofing company, built from the ground up to serve you.

    We're cutting the overhead and passing the savings directly on to you. No bloated budgets, just top-quality materials and expert craftsmanship.

    So, I'm curious: what are you currently paying for roof replacements? Let us know your typical per-square cost for labor and materials.


     This is always going to be somewhat area specific. Not sure about where you are but in my area there aren't too many bloated budgets and overhead because there's a lot of competition. Labor around here (east TN) goes about $90/square and shingles+materials for architectural is going to start around $150/square, not including decking repair or things like new dripedge. The companies that are successful in my area have 15 guys taking a roof off and putting one on in 3 hours from start to finish, so they're sometimes hitting 3 roofs a day in the right conditions. 

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  • Peter MckernanBusiness Member
    Residential Real Estate Agent · Irvine, CA · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    1y

    I would get a few quotes from a couple of smaller guys that are one small crews that are putting up the roof and licensed along with bonded. These are going to be the best to get the job done. If it is a bigger company the higher the bid and higher the overhead that will push the numbers up pretty high. 

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