Cost to replace new roof and shingles on 1600 sq. ft.

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Home is 25 years old.  Home is leaking.
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January 01 2011 - Hephzibah
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Cost should be about $220/ Sq for total of $3500. That is what I would do it for. This is on 1600 Sf roof. [self promotion deleted by Zillow  moderator. Please see our Good Neighbor Policy for posting guidelines] approved Angie's List.
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March 23

A complete roofing system with tear off and disposal of all job related debris could range from $6,500 to $10,000. There are a few key factors which would cause the numbers to vary as much as they do. For example, # of layers currently on roof, how steep the roof is, and how much wood needs to be replaced.

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January 16
Around $12,000
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December 06 2012
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Pretty good guesses on the material. But it impossible to say how much the installation is going to cost. Each area is different.
Heres a good source for material cost and installation estimates - http://tiny.cc/roofcost
But its better to just get a bunch of bids and pick the best company and price combination.
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November 23 2012
here in metro Atlanta, the average cost to replace a 3 tab shingle roof is in the range of $225 to $250 per square.  1 square = 100 square feet.  The variables are things like rotted roof decking or damaged vent pipe escutcheons.  This price includes the tear off of the old roof, installation of new 15# asphalt paper, new 20 year 3 tab shingles, clean up and waste removal.
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September 08 2012
Well, I'll try this again.
You didn't supply any specific information, but if it were a 40 ft x 40 ft (1,600 sq ft) roof with a low pitch and a very simple gable roof, the roofing calculator on my roofing cost page comes up with approximately $9,000, including tearing off the existing roof. 

A more complex roof with a moderate pitch has an approximate cost of $11,584. A steep, cut-up roof comes in at $15,168.

You can play with the calculator, and it's free. It just gives you "ballpark" figures which may help you when decide to get actual estimates from professional roofers. [Promotional hotlink removed by Zillow moderator. Please see our Good Neighbor Policy.]
Have at least three professional roofers look at your roof and give you estimates.

Get at least three references for each roofer, and for goodness sakes, check those references.

You may also have some wood rot due to the leaking. 

Good luck,
Carl Heldmann 
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September 03 2012
Well, you didn't supply any specific information, but if it were a 40 ft x 40 ft (1,600 sq ft) roof with a low pitch and a very simple gable roof, the roofing calculator on my [Promotional hotlink removed by Zillow moderator. Please see our Good Neighbor Policy.] page comes up with approximately $9,000, including tearing off the existing roof. 

A more complex roof with a moderate pitch has an approximate cost of $11,584. A steep, cut-up roof comes in at $15,168.

You can play with the calculator, and it's free. It just gives you "ballpark" figures which may help you when decide to get actual estimates from professional roofers. 

Have at least three professional roofers look at your roof and give you estimates.

Get at least three references for each roofer, and for goodness sakes, check those references.

You may also have some wood rot due to the leaking. 

Good luck,
Carl Heldmann
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August 14 2012
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It depends. I would ask a local company to do an estimate. Lot of times insurance take care of some of it, especially if you had storm in your neighborhood. I would recommend Barnhouse exteriors as they work closely with insurance companies and also do quality work.
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July 17 2012
well it all depends on the amount of damage there is to the existing structure. But if you were to replace the old roof with a new one your looking at about anywhere from $250-450 per square (100 square feet).
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January 05 2011
Fisrt you should have the roof inspected or inspect yourself to find the source of the leak. You may only need a small repair rather than a full re-roof, but you cannot know until an inspection is completed.
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January 02 2011
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You should contact a roofing supply yard or call Fall Creek Forest Products for some recommendation of a good source for the shingles.  
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January 02 2011
There are a lot of variables to consider when pricing a new roof such as materials, existing roof condition, local weather, etc..  You will need to solicit a few bids from reputable companies to get an accurate price.

I usually plan on spending around $350 per square(100 square feet) up here in New England on older homes and that gives me a bit of room to fix damaged substrate or flashing.  You can always find someone that will do it for much less but I wouldn't recommend going for a suspiciously low bid on something as important as a roof.

I hope this helps,
Ethan

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