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Is Roof Repair Estimate Reasonable?
I had a long running minor leak around my chimney flashing which was
aggravated by last week's torrential rains in the DC area. A roofer inspected my damage and estimated that he would have to replace 4 plywood sheets, the flashing, and the shingles, all for $1,200. My insurance deductible is $1,000. So I'm vacillating whether I will still have the insurance co. pay for this since the deductible is almost the same amount as the estimate. First off, is $1,200 reasonable for labor and materials for replacing a 4 - plywood section of the roof? Secondly, since this is a combination of a multi-year slow trickling leak and a sudden rain event, will insurance pay for it? If it will be a big hassle, I might as well pay for it out of my own pocket. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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