Anyone put a new roof on your house?

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    • #241237
      AlohaUte
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      What did you pay? Or what would a ball park range be that you’d expect?

      I have a 2500 Sq ft house. The roof measurement is around 4300 sq ft though. I was quoted $40k for just the roof but $56k because they’d have to remove and reinstall solar panels. That seems awful steep to me. We have a couple other companies coming by to give estimates, but thought I’d ask the brain trust.

      Besides the board is awful quiet, we could use something to talk about.

    • #241238
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      The Miami Ute
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      LOL…I remember not long ago when you could get a decent house for $56K. Now, that only gets you a roof? Inflation is a bitch….

      • #241239
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        RedUte14
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        This is a cool little community

      • #241242
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        RoboUte
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        I should’ve been looking into real estate instead of not yet existing.

        • #241245
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          Utegator
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          I vividly remember driving to UVU and NPR was talking about bitcoin being $10. I was like “man, if I had $10 I’d totally buy that”. But that was my top Ramen money for the week.

    • #241240
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      Kellso
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      We had ours reroofed in 2017. The house is a two story, so the roof Sqft is smaller. Lifetime architectural shingles. About 1/3rd the cost you were quoted.

    • #241241
      RoboUte
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      You’ll save many 1000s getting that requoted.

      • #241244
        OmahaOmaha
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        As an example I had 3 quotes on a 6 foot wood fence last year. 7 years ago the quote was $30 linear foot. Last year was $100, $60 and $53 a linear foot and the only guy that used 6×6 posts in his quote was the $53 guy.

      • #241246
        AlohaUte
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        We are we have 2 or 3 more companies scheduled.

    • #241243
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      OmahaOmaha
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      Paid $16k in 2018. Removed 2 layers existing on 2500 sf home. No panels. Even with inflation it feels high. Get a couple of other quotes and you’ll know for sure

    • #241249
      Tony (admin)
      Keymaster

      Yeah I bought my first house for $54K. If you need a recommendation I have one.

      • #241254
        AlohaUte
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        Appreciate that, but I don’t live in the area. I’m in Idaho.

    • #241255
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      Charlie Foxtrot
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      We had some wind damage and had to have the whole roof replaced via an insurance claim last fall. My house is 2800 sq ft and new roof, gutters, and an upgrade to ridge line venting ended up just shy of 20K. Of course in my case the price was determined by the insurance company. Also about 2.5K of the overall cost was due to having to put 3/8″OSB down plus the labor before the new roof could be installed as that is current code. Otherwise it would have been a little less.

      • #241258
        homer
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        Rocky mountain Roofing
        801 201 2685 lynn

        We used them last March in Stansbury
        They were fine and competitive. They do work all over, Salt Lake, Davis tooele

        Two years ago, we used IWC for a Bountiful house. Mike
        801 388 0346

    • #241259
      Ute Dub
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      The best and cheapest is Tim Dolbin. He’s the head of the math department of Waterford and he roofs in the summers. He’ll go with you over to Home Depot and have you buy all the material. Then he’ll show up with one or more of his sons and knock it out. He’s been doing it for 15+ years. Best price for sure. He’ll do the tear off or allow you to do it to save on costs. He’s good.

    • #241260
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      Ute Dub
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      The best and cheapest is Tim Dolbin. He’s the head of the math department of Waterford and he roofs in the summers. He’ll go with you over to Home Depot and have you buy all the material. Then he’ll show up with one or more of his sons and knock it out. He’s been doing it for 15+ years. Best price for sure. He’ll do the tear off or allow you to do it to save on costs. He’s good.

    • #241262
      Crow
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      Check with insurance

    • #241274
      Central Coast Ute
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      What kind of roof are you putting up? Asphalt shingles? Concrete shingles? Tile?

      • #241275
        AlohaUte
        Participant

        Probably asphalt. My wife had looked into metal roofing too. But we think Asphalt may be out best option.

        • #241276
          Central Coast Ute
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          I live on the central coast of California and a 4300 square foot asphalt shingle roof would cost $21.5k to $26.5k. Of course that doesn’t include solar panels. It seems to me like your quote is high. Unless there’s something about your house that makes it more difficult, of course.

        • #241277
          Central Coast Ute
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          I’m not sure which part of Idaho you live in but in southeastern Idaho it should only be about $18k to $30k.

    • #241498
      EagleMountainUte
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      Wonder if those solar tile roofs will ever become affordable. Seems like a no brainer benefit to the whole area.

    • #241545
      ŌldUte53
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      In 2020 we had our old shingles removed, a bit of patching and a new asphalt roof put on our 3,500 sq ft house with a fairly complex roofline. Supposedly heavy weight Corning shingles (25 year warranty?) The vents were changed to the type that vent along the whole apex.

      IWC Intermountain West Contractors charged $14,850. They came with a whole crew, started at 7:30am (woke me up with the pounding) and finished by 4:30pm the same day. Seemed to do a good job and cleaned up well. Followed up later to make sure everything was satisfactory – had them go around again to pick up a few nails and debris. Had a rain gutter guy fix a couple of down drains that had fallen apart through the years at no extra charge.

      Overall was very impressed and no problems since. Don’t know if prices went up that much. Saw several other roofs being done that summer that seemed to take weeks to finish with one or two guys working on it.

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