Fee Estimate

You need to consider the cost of material that will be used for flashing, shingles, decking, and underlayment. In some cases, roofers can assume that the deck is in good condition but they should check if there is any water damage or any tearing. Replacement of such things can add an additional cost to both labor and material.

You can have the estimate in the form of an itemized list that outlines all of the prices of the repairs. This way, you know what to expect and won’t have to worry about any hidden fees.

You need to consider that the material you are using is in good shape. Our company in particular uses shingles that offer a 30 year warranty. There are also many roofing contractors that provide a workmanship warranty.

If your fee estimate does not include the cost of pulling the proper permits for the project, you may be dealing with an inexperienced roofing company. All roofers are required to abide by the code regulation of the building as well as the cost of all the permits which are included in the final estimate.

An estimate will not be accurate if it does not include the cost of cleanup. Fee estimation should include the cost of the dumpster and the dumping of old roofing material. A good contractor will understand the importance of cleaning up when a project is completed. Stray nails or debris left behind can cause unnecessary injuries and accidents. 

Look out for the date of the first deposit and the final deposit when the project is completed to ensure timely payment without any delays. It is important to know if the contractor accepts credit cards, cash, checks, or alternative payment methods before the start of the project.

You can depend on Elm City Roofing to provide you with a detailed estimate. We make timely and informed decisions about the roofing project, saving you money and providing you with the best services and materials.

Roofing projects are a big investment, so it is crucial to conduct a fee estimate at the beginning in order to understand the full scope of the project. A good estimate will include important details like required materials, project timeframe, and cleanup costs. Understanding this will help you avoid any hidden charges or unexpected delays.