Labor Only - Install Step Flashing: This line item encompasses the labor expenses for step flashing installation on the roof. Step flashing, critical for warding off water leaks at roof-wall or roof-chimney junctions, requires precision during installation. The process can entail siding removal, the systematic placement of flashing interlinked with shingles, and its attachment to walls or chimneys using appropriate fixtures, followed by sealing with top-grade roofing sealant. Labor costs for step flashing installation fluctuate based on the intricacy of the roof's architecture, count of walls and chimneys, building altitude, and regional labor pricing.
Labor Only - Install L Flashing "Apron Flashing": This line item pertains to the labor expenses associated with the installation of L flashing, commonly referred to as apron flashing, on walls. Employed to channel water away from vertical wall surfaces and onto the roof for subsequent drainage into gutters, apron flashing is typically situated at the intersections of walls, dormers, or chimneys with the roof. The installation protocol for apron flashing includes affixing the flashing to both the roof deck and the vertical surface using roofing nails or screws, followed by sealing it using a top-tier roofing sealant. It's imperative that the flashing be placed with a subtle downward tilt away from the wall to guarantee effective water runoff. Labor costs for apron flashing installation are influenced by various factors including the complexity of the roof's design, the number of interfacing walls, dormers, or chimneys, the building's height, and prevailing local labor charges.
Install Ridge Cap - Labor Only: This line item covers the labor expenses associated with the installation of ridge cap shingles atop the roof's hips and ridges. Ridge cap shingles, distinctively crafted, serve the dual purpose of furnishing the roof's hips and ridges with a polished look and acting as a barrier against water infiltration at these vital junctures. The fitting of ridge cap shingles demands bending them across the ridge or hip, fastening with roofing nails, and subsequently sealing the nails using a premium roofing sealant. To ensure efficient water runoff, the shingles must overhang slightly on either side of the ridge or hip. Labor costs for this installation hinge on several factors, including the total length of the hips and ridges, the roof's pitch, the building's elevation, and prevalent local labor prices.
Labor Only - Seam Tape: This line item covers the labor expenses for affixing seam tape to the plywood joints on the roof deck. Seam tape, a self-sticking tape, is designed to seal gaps between plywood sheets, thus preventing potential water penetration into the roof structure. Its application is a crucial step, ensuring the roof's durability and performance over time. The seam tape installation process starts with meticulous cleaning of the plywood joints to eliminate any contaminants like dust or debris. Following this, the tape is laid over the joints and firmly pressed down to guarantee optimal adherence. For best results, the tape should be rolled out as a continuous strip spanning the joint's length, ensuring its edges are flush with the plywood sheets. Labor pricing for seam tape application is influenced by several factors, such as the roof's dimensions, the total count of plywood joints, and prevailing local labor charges.
Labor Only - Install Chimney Flashing: This line item covers the labor expenses associated with chimney flashing installation, encompassing both step flashing and counter flashing. Proper chimney flashing is pivotal for safeguarding against water seepage at the chimney's base. Step flashing consists of sequential, small metal rectangles laid in a stair-step manner. Each piece overlaps its predecessor and intertwines with the shingles. Counter flashing, on the other hand, is a broader metal sheet that overlays the step flashing. It embeds into the chimney's masonry or is anchored onto the chimney's surface using masonry fasteners. The process of chimney flashing fitting necessitates the removal of any existing flashing, thorough cleaning of the area, meticulous placement of step flashing affixed to the roof deck with roofing nails, and installation of counter flashing anchored to the chimney. The entire assembly is then sealed using a premium roofing sealant to ensure water-tightness. Labor charges for chimney flashing installation vary, influenced by the chimney's dimensions and elevation, the roof's design intricacies, and prevailing regional labor costs.
Install Ridge Vent - When no cutting of ridge is needed Vent Existing - Labor Only: This line item covers the labor expenses for the installation of a ridge vent on a roof where the ridge has already been prepped and cut. Ridge vents are integral to attic ventilation, positioned atop the roof's ridge line. Their primary role is to let out warm, moisture-laden air from the attic, aiding in maintaining a cooler and drier attic environment, thereby prolonging the roof's lifespan. The ridge vent installation procedure entails fastening the vent securely to the roof deck using either roofing nails or screws. Subsequently, ridge cap shingles are placed atop the vent. These shingles need to be positioned with a minor overhang on both sides of the ridge, ensuring optimal water runoff. Labor costs for ridge vent installation are influenced by multiple factors, including the ridge's length, roof pitch, building height, and prevailing local labor rates.
Cut out new Ridge Vent - Only included when Ridge Vent is not existing - Labor Only:
Walkable 1 Layer Remove & Replace - Labor Only: This includes the labor cost for removing one layer of existing roofing material, replacing it with new material. The process consists of: 1. Stripping away the current roofing material, including shingles, underlayment, and any degraded or damaged roofing accessories. 2. Inspecting the base roof deck, executing any essential repairs or replacements. 3.Applying the appropriate underlayment and integrating essential roofing accessories. 4.Mounting the new roofing material (e.g., asphalt shingles) adhering to manufacturer's guidelines. The final labor expense will be shaped by factors such as the overall roof dimensions, the complexity of its design, the building's elevation Do note that this fee is strictly for labor. All material costs, including plywood, are detailed separately in the materials section.
Walkable 2 Layer Remove & Replace - Labor Only: This item delineates the labor costs associated with the removal of two layers of existing roofing materials (such as asphalt shingles) and substituting them with new materials on a roof characterized by a walkable slope. Conventionally, a walkable slope is defined as a roof slope of 6:12 or less, indicating that the roof elevation increases by 6 inches for every 12 inches of horizontal run. Undertaking the removal and replacement of two layers of roofing material encompasses several specific steps: 1. Removal of Existing Materials: Two layers of existing roofing materials — including shingles, underlayment, and any compromised or obsolete roofing accessories — are removed. This phase is inherently more labor-intensive and time-consuming compared to the removal of a single layer. 2. Roof Deck Inspection: The roof deck is scrupulously inspected, with any requisite repairs or replacements being executed as identified. 3.Installation of New Underlayment and Accessories: New underlayment and necessary roofing accessories are installed as dictated by the specific project needs. 4. Installation of New Roofing Material: New roofing material (like
asphalt shingles) is installed, adhering strictly to the manufacturer’s specifications and guidelines.
Walkable 3 Layer Remove & Replace - Labor Only: This item details the labor costs associated with the removal of three layers of existing roofing materials (such as asphalt shingles) and their subsequent replacement on a roof characterized by a walkable slope. A walkable slope is conventionally defined as a roof slope of 6:12 or less, meaning that for every 12 inches of horizontal distance, the roof rises by 6 inches. Undertaking the removal and replacement of two layers of roofing material encompasses several specific steps: 1. Removal of Existing Materials: Two layers of existing roofing materials — including shingles, underlayment, and any compromised or obsolete roofing accessories — are removed. This phase is inherently more labor-intensive and time-consuming compared to the removal of a single layer. 2. Roof Deck Inspection: The roof deck is scrupulously inspected, with any requisite repairs or replacements being executed as identified. 3.Installation of New Underlayment and Accessories: New underlayment and necessary roofing accessories are installed as dictated by the specific project needs. 4. Installation of New Roofing Material: New roofing material (like asphalt shingles) is installed, adhering strictly to the manufacturer’s specifications and guidelines.
Staged 1 Layer Remove & Replace - Labor Only: This item outlines the labor costs for a staged removal and replacement of one layer of existing roofing material. "Staged" in this context refers to the process wherein the removal and replacement of the roofing material occur in phases or sections, rather than stripping the entire roof at once. This approach can be beneficial for large roofing projects or when weather conditions or other factors necessitate a piecemeal approach. The process of a staged removal and replacement of a single layer of roofing material involves the following steps: 1. Removal of Existing Materials: Two layers of existing roofing materials — including shingles, underlayment, and any compromised or obsolete roofing accessories — are removed. This phase is inherently more labor-intensive and time-consuming compared to the removal of a single layer. 2. Roof Deck Inspection: The roof deck is scrupulously inspected, with any requisite repairs or replacements being executed as identified. 3.Installation of New Underlayment and Accessories: New underlayment and necessary roofing accessories are installed as dictated by the specific project needs. 4. Installation of New Roofing Material: New roofing material (like asphalt shingles) is installed, adhering strictly to the manufacturer’s specifications and guidelines.
Staged 2 Layer Remove & Replace - Labor Only: This item encompasses the labor costs for a staged removal and replacement of two layers of existing roofing material. The "staged" approach denotes a phased or sectional procedure, rather than addressing the entire roof simultaneously. This methodology is particularly advantageous for expansive roofing undertakings or in situations where external factors, such as weather, mandate a segmented approach. The sequential process involves: 1. Removal of Existing Materials: Two layers of existing roofing materials — including shingles, underlayment, and any compromised or obsolete roofing accessories — are removed. This phase is inherently more labor-intensive and time-consuming compared to the removal of a single layer. 2. Roof Deck Inspection: The roof deck is scrupulously inspected, with any requisite repairs or replacements being executed as identified. 3.Installation of New Underlayment and Accessories: New underlayment and necessary roofing accessories are installed as dictated by the specific project needs. 4. Installation of New Roofing Material: New roofing material (like asphalt shingles) is installed, adhering strictly to the manufacturer’s specifications and guidelines.
Staged 3 Layer Remove & Replace - Labor Only: This item encompasses the labor costs for a staged removal and replacement of three layers of existing roofing material. The "staged" approach denotes a phased or sectional procedure, rather than addressing the entire roof simultaneously. This methodology is particularly advantageous for expansive roofing undertakings or in situations where external factors, such as weather, mandate a segmented approach. The sequential process involves: 1. Removal of Existing Materials: Two layers of existing roofing materials — including shingles, underlayment, and any compromised or obsolete roofing accessories — are removed. This phase is inherently more labor-intensive and time-consuming compared to the removal of a single layer. 2. Roof Deck Inspection: The roof deck is scrupulously inspected, with any requisite repairs or replacements being executed as identified. 3.Installation of New Underlayment and Accessories: New underlayment and necessary roofing accessories are installed as dictated by the specific project needs. 4. Installation of New Roofing Material: New roofing material (like asphalt shingles) is installed, adhering strictly to the manufacturer’s specifications and guidelines.
Walkable 1 layer Remove & Replace & Install Plywood - Labor Only: This item pertains to the labor expenses associated with removing a single layer of existing roofing material (e.g., asphalt shingles) from a roof with a walkable slope, then installing new plywood decking, and subsequently, new roofing material. A walkable slope is generally identified as a roof slope with no more than a 6:12 incline, signifying a rise of 6 inches for every 12 inches of horizontal distance. The process consists of: 1. Stripping away the current roofing material, including shingles, underlayment, and any degraded or damaged roofing accessories. 2. Inspecting the base roof deck, executing any essential repairs or replacements. 3.Installing new plywood decking over the entirety of the roof. This ensures a solid and even foundation for the roofing materials. 4.Applying the appropriate underlayment and integrating essential roofing accessories. 5.Mounting
the new roofing material (e.g., asphalt shingles) adhering to manufacturer's guidelines. The final labor expense will be shaped by factors such as the overall roof dimensions, the complexity of its design, the building's elevation Do note that this fee is strictly for labor. All material costs, including plywood, are detailed separately in the materials section.
Walkable 2 layer Remove & Replace & Install Plywood - Labor Only: This item reflects the labor costs associated with the removal of two layers of pre-existing roofing materials (e.g., asphalt shingles) from a roof characterized by a walkable slope. This is then succeeded by the incorporation of new plywood decking and the subsequent deployment of fresh roofing material. A walkable slope typically conforms to a roof incline no steeper than a 6:12 gradient, suggesting a 6-inch elevation for every 12 inches in horizontal direction. The process consists of: 1. Stripping away the current roofing material, including shingles, underlayment, and any degraded or damaged roofing accessories. 2. Inspecting the base roof deck, executing any essential repairs or replacements. 3.Installing new plywood decking over the entirety of the roof. This ensures a solid and even foundation for the roofing materials. 4.Applying the appropriate underlayment and integrating essential roofing accessories. 5.Mounting the new roofing material (e.g., asphalt shingles) adhering to manufacturer's guidelines. The final labor expense will be shaped by factors such as the overall roof dimensions, the complexity of its design, the building's elevation Do note that this fee is strictly for labor. All material costs, including plywood, are detailed separately in the materials section.
Walkable 3 layer Remove & Replace & Install Plywood - Labor Only: This item signifies the labor expenditures for extracting three layers of old roofing components (e.g., asphalt shingles) from a roof with a walkable gradient. Following this, new plywood decking is installed, and new roofing material is applied. The term "walkable slope" is generally designated for roof angles that maintain a 6:12 proportion, meaning there's a 6-inch
ascent for every 12-inch horizontal span. The process consists of: 1. Stripping away the current roofing material, including shingles, underlayment, and any degraded or damaged roofing accessories. 2. Inspecting the base roof deck, executing any essential repairs or replacements. 3.Installing new plywood decking over the entirety of the roof. This ensures a solid and even foundation for the roofing materials. 4.Applying the appropriate underlayment and integrating essential roofing accessories. 5.Mounting the new roofing material (e.g., asphalt shingles) adhering to manufacturer's guidelines. The final labor expense will be shaped by factors such as the overall roof dimensions, the complexity of its design, the building's elevation Do note that this fee is strictly for labor. All material costs, including plywood, are detailed separately in the materials section.
Staged 1 layer Remove & Replace & Install Plywood - Labor Only: This includes the labor cost for removing one layer of existing roofing material, replacing it with new material, and installing plywood in a staged manner on any type of roof. The process consists of: 1. Stripping away the current roofing material, including shingles, underlayment, and any degraded or damaged roofing accessories. 2. Inspecting the base roof deck, executing any essential repairs or replacements. 3.Installing new plywood decking over the entirety of the roof. This ensures a solid and even foundation for the roofing materials. 4.Applying the appropriate underlayment and integrating essential roofing accessories. 5.Mounting the new roofing material (e.g., asphalt shingles) adhering to manufacturer's guidelines. The final labor expense will be shaped by factors such as the overall roof dimensions, the complexity of its design, the building's elevation Do note that this fee is strictly for labor. All material costs, including plywood, are detailed separately in the materials section.
Staged 2 layer Remove & Replace & Install Plywood - Labor Only: This includes the labor cost for removing two layers of existing roofing material, replacing it with new material, and installing plywood in a staged manner on any type of roof. The process consists of: 1. Stripping away the current roofing material, including shingles, underlayment, and any degraded or damaged roofing accessories. 2. Inspecting the base roof deck, executing any essential repairs or replacements. 3.Installing new plywood decking over the entirety of the roof. This ensures a solid and even foundation for the roofing materials. 4.Applying the appropriate underlayment and integrating essential roofing accessories. 5.Mounting the new roofing material (e.g., asphalt shingles) adhering to manufacturer's guidelines. The final labor expense will be shaped by factors such as the overall roof dimensions, the complexity of its design, the building's elevation Do note that this fee is strictly for labor. All material costs, including plywood, are detailed separately in the materials section.
Staged 3 layer Remove & Replace & Install Plywood - Labor Only: This includes the labor cost for removing three layers of existing roofing material, replacing it with new material, and installing plywood in a staged manner on any type of roof. The process consists of: 1. Stripping away the current roofing material, including shingles, underlayment, and any degraded or damaged roofing accessories. 2. Inspecting the base roof deck, executing any essential repairs or replacements. 3.Installing new plywood decking over the entirety of the roof. This ensures a solid and even foundation for the roofing materials. 4.Applying the appropriate underlayment and integrating essential roofing accessories. 5.Mounting the new roofing material (e.g., asphalt shingles) adhering to manufacturer's guidelines. The final labor expense will be shaped by factors such as the overall roof dimensions, the complexity of its design, the building's elevation Do note that this fee is strictly for labor. All material costs, including plywood, are detailed separately in the materials section.
