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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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
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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
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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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