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Tenant-uploaded photography only. Hard-coded sample photos are not used here.
Decking is priced as we find it. After tear-off we mark wet, delaminated, or cut-up sheets and replace them with matching thickness CDX or OSB. Dry-rot at eaves often shows up here and becomes a change order with photos. We do not hide bad deck under a new shingle.
Problems it solves
- Soft spots
- Prior leaks
- Visible daylight from the attic
Properties
- Any tear-off
Materials and systems
- ½" or ⅝" sheathing to match
- H-clips
- Fasteners to code
How we install
- Tear-off
- Mark and photo
- Replace
- Dry-in
What affects price
- Number of sheets
- Thickness
- Eave carpentry
We do not publish a menu of exact prices. Cost depends on measure, materials, conditions, complexity, and final scope.
Benefits
- A roof you can nail
- A record of what was bad
Limits
- Sheet count is unknown until tear-off. Allowances are estimates.
Questions
How many sheets should I budget?
It varies. Older leaky roofs can need many; a well-kept roof may need few. We photograph every sheet we change.