Storm damage to panels
Cracked, punctured or dislodged panels replaced and matched as closely as the existing run allows, with the match discussed before it is priced.
OSHA certified crews, and a written price before anything is owed · (856) 521-4133
Storm damage, water damage at the junctions, and full re-cladding — itemised on the same estimate as the roof so the two are not quoted twice.
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Hail that bruises a roof dents and cracks the siding on the same elevation, and wind that lifts tabs pulls panels loose. Pricing them separately means two visits, two sets of scaffolding and two margins. Pricing them together means neither.
Cracked, punctured or dislodged panels replaced and matched as closely as the existing run allows, with the match discussed before it is priced.
Where siding meets the roofline, a window head or a deck ledger — the places moisture gets behind the wall and stays.
Strip, inspect the sheathing and the house wrap, make good what is behind, then re-clad with the trim and flashing detailed properly rather than caulked.
The pieces that fail first and get patched worst, usually by somebody trying to caulk their way out of a flashing problem.
Colours fade, product lines get discontinued, and a replacement panel out of the same box as the original will still look newer than its neighbours. We say up front how close a match is realistic, and sometimes the honest answer on the estimate is to re-clad one elevation rather than spot a repair into the middle of it.
A full tear-off and a rebuilt covering, with the tear-off, the decking allowance and every component on its own line of the estimate.
Read the page →Targeted work on a covering with life left in it, quoted as a fixed job rather than by the hour so the figure cannot drift.
Read the page →Working out where water is really getting in, which is almost never beneath the mark it has left on a ceiling.
Read the page →Wind and hail damage recorded in detail on the slope, then repaired to the same written specification as any other job here.
Read the page →The free visit on its own, for anybody who wants to know the state of a roof without a price attached to the answer.
Read the page →Getting rainwater off the roof and away from the foundation, quoted by the run so the figure is easy to check.
Read the page →If somebody is measuring the roof anyway, the elevation underneath costs nothing extra to measure.
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