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Apr 7, 2021
7:23:56pm

Radioactive Coug All-American

It can be, yes.

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Radioactive Coug

Previous username: CougMandoo
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Joined: Aug 14, 2007
Last login: Sep 27, 2024
Total posts: 11,034 (1,306 FO)

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Anybody had their home reroofed (new shingles over current shingles)? good idea?

timpjynx

4/7/21 6:56pm

Depends if your laws allow it.

Radioactive Coug

4/7/21 6:56pm

Had an acquaintance or two do it. So I'm guessing it's ok, unless it's a city-by

timpjynx

4/7/21 7:05pm

It can be, yes.

Radioactive Coug

4/7/21 7:23pm

I've heard it doesn't last as long if you do that

WhirleyPop

4/7/21 6:58pm

One of my former lives, I was a roofer. We'd only do that if it was insisted by owner and only if it was just one layer.

Jimo Dashen

4/7/21 7:06pm

Any idea on cost difference? Like if it's 4k vs 5k, then whatever. But 4k vs 8k

timpjynx

4/7/21 7:24pm

Well, it's been too long (20+ years). It should only be labor costs but you may pay for plywood if damage is found

Jimo Dashen

4/7/21 7:29pm

I've had it done. Contractor recommended it and assured me it was ok. I wish I

BlueFreak

4/7/21 7:17pm

The shingles protect the roofing material that is under them.

craigman

4/7/21 7:44pm

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