WIth discounts, liability, no roof repair should be done for $600.SwiftRes said:
WIth discounts, liability, no roof repair should be done for $600.SwiftRes said:When you guys are doing roof repairs, how picky are you on doing repairs under the allowable? If there is an active roof leak and it can be fixed under $600, that makes sense. Also, any missing shingles, replace on the spot. How about tar around chimney or vents that looks very old and cracked, but no noticeable leaks? How about improperly installed(or missing) drip edge? Do you guys still repair them if they aren't causing an active leak?
Not here in CT... First I'd have to get one of the Prof. roofers to return a call. Then running the job thru my books... Gotta make a few bucks.SwiftRes said:You don't think you could get a professional roofing company to be on your roof for thirty min putting tar around a vent or two for $480?
I could.SwiftRes said:You don't think you could get a professional roofing company to be on your roof for thirty min putting tar around a vent or two for $480?
You said professional roofing company in the same sentence as you said putting tar around a few vents.SwiftRes said:You don't think you could get a professional roofing company to be on your roof for thirty min putting tar around a vent or two for $480?
I just made $200 tarping a 8'x6' area ... In a few weeks once it goes up and down the ladder a few times they will send me back to remove it and bid to fix then retarp it again...We always tarp first. 20X30 tarp is $600.00 then we bid repairs.
There you go! That is thinking like a business owner! A repair is a one time shot. Tarping will get you paid multiple times.I just made $200 tarping a 8'x6' area ... In a few weeks once it goes up and down the ladder a few times they will send me back to remove it and bid to fix then retarp it again...
I don't know what you are talking about? When i tell my client I want $600.00 for a tarp i get $600.00 for the tarp. THEN I charge them for the repair and get paid again for the same repair. We do this because we run a business and we intend to make money.here is what u have not realized. if you are only putting tarp or a few vents, you will only get pay a piece of the $480.00 it doesn't mean you will get the entire amount, and guess what you will probably get $40 per vent, because guess what the ones running the CE's on the other side have no clue or training or the knowledge of what in the heck they are doing. they don't even know the components of a roof.
Since we aren't dealing with any discounts we charge a flat $1.00 a sqft. If I were taking a discount like some on here are I would charge more. :devil$600.00 for a 20 x 20 yes. bigger than 20 x 20 nope.
What National is this? People need to know because you are liable for the leaky roof and in years of construction I have seen many leaky roofs that you cannot see daylight. I don't believe this is enforceable.new problem guys, now some of the nationals came with some sweet to get us to make less money. YOU CAN ONLY TARP IF YOU CAN SEE THE SKY FROM THE INTERIOR. so you can have an active leak if you don't have a hole on the roof , you are not allow to tarp. I guess they cut up with our tarping multiple times bus.
from what I am hearing screwguard has this policy, I'm sure they will "let" you tarp the roof if you are worried about the leak, but if the cubicle monkey cant see daylight you wont paid, but you will have to pick up the tab for the damages from not tarping the roof, cause you should have noticed the leak.What National is this? People need to know because you are liable for the leaky roof and in years of construction I have seen many leaky roofs that you cannot see daylight. I don't believe this is enforceable.