Interesting fact. In the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s everybody and their uncle made 15 year shingles that you KNEW were going 17-18 years minimum, and often 20+.
Now, we see improved shingles rated for 30 years that are good for almost 15, maybe.
looks like my house! iko aristocrats/organics, only about 20 yrs. old too! only the sunnyside looks like that, the 30lb. paper i used is whats buying me time.
Are you charging anything extra on labor? The problem with a roof that’s gone to this age is they tear extra easy vs. being able to rip up larger sections.
Plus, I can only imagine what kind of condition the underlayment is in (if they even used any).
This lady has no insurance, and called us out to “repair” a leak.
I explained to them that the only repairs I could do, is repair each and every shingle, by replacing it with a new one. I kinda got a funny look when I gave them the estimate, but agreed after looking at the pics on my computer, that they badly needed a whole new roof.
Couldn’t charge much, because of a lack of cash on the homeowners end, but it will keep the crew busy, and help this nice lady out.
yeah its funny, we have torn off all the asphalt shingles off in my county and i dont see roofs like that anymore. used to tear em off all the time when i was younger. there all fiberglass here now.