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ROADKING · 10-13-2017, 06:24 PM

On response to the roofing conversation being a licensed contractor for over 16 years. Yes the building code does allow you to go over the singles. But why? Like i tell the customer it may be cheaper now, but when you go to sell it will increase the value of the house. It will cost more money to strip 2 layers of shingles plus the disposal is twice as much. It is always better to sell a house and tell the buyer had the roof replaced so many years ago old shingles were removed. Any contractor going over the old shingles is out just for the money, has no quality in his work.

10-13-2017, 06:24 PM	#28
ROADKING Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	roofing On response to the roofing conversation being a licensed contractor for over 16 years. Yes the building code does allow you to go over the singles. But why? Like i tell the customer it may be cheaper now, but when you go to sell it will increase the value of the house. It will cost more money to strip 2 layers of shingles plus the disposal is twice as much. It is always better to sell a house and tell the buyer had the roof replaced so many years ago old shingles were removed. Any contractor going over the old shingles is out just for the money, has no quality in his work.