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replying to Harry K, T Payne wrote:
Not true the last 2 layers r desentigrating so they don't pop up so easy.

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replying to Harry K, Jesus wrote:
The labor to dispose of 90 more bundles tones 80 lbs each.

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replying to pontiusj, Snicklefritz wrote:
Where i live just the dump fees would cost about $14.00 per square, and I
would charge $25 to 30 for the labor part of it depending on complex the roof is. add to that pitch, is it hand carry a long way to trailer or around the house, ect... So yes it is very resonable price.

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replying to Harry K, T Neuroth wrote:
Not that much work? The shingles are nailed into a wood substrate every 4 in and sometimes more if they have had lifting issues. The shingles are heavy and you have to use brute force to lift them. You have get underneath a heavy mat of shingles that are stuck together that are heavy and awkward, then go back and remove all of the nails left in the deck, manually. The shingles leave
lots of granules on the surface which makes it slippery This is very time consuming, dangerous on steep pitches and hard work. Do it by yourself for a day for a reality check.

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an extra $1100 to remove the 3rd layer isn't bad. Although it was the roofers responsibility to check for that 3rd layer when writing up his estimate. If where to make a mistake like that, I would explain and ask the home owner to pay the extra but I'd
also understand if they don't pay.

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Labor, really some roofs come off decently but others either are melted down or in a lot of cases crumble making it take forever and have a huge mess instead of being in whole pieces. And you still have a whole roof for nails to have to pull and remove
if you’re lucky and they’re not stapled because then it’s a nightmare. Either way every layer is extra work and extra money to remove whether it’s harder it’s still cost money for the extra time, and it still cost money for the extra material
to dispose of.

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On Sat, 31 Dec 2022 17:01:14 +1100, Josh <[email protected]> wrote:

Labor, really some roofs come off decently but others either are melted
down or in a lot of cases crumble making it take forever and have a huge
mess instead of being in whole pieces. And you still have a whole roof
for nails to have to pull and remove if you’re lucky and they’re not stapled because then it’s a nightmare. Either way every layer is extra
work and extra money to remove whether it’s harder it’s still cost money for the extra time, and it still cost money for the extra material to
dispose of.

You're only 11 years late.

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