Roofing

What does a typical roofing job cost?

A typical roof replacement in Kentucky, our service areas,  costs between $10,000 and $15,000, with most homeowners spending around $13,000. Please note that most of our customers end up paying $1,000-$2,000 out of pocket. However, this price can vary significantly, ranging from as low as $7,500 for a small, simple roof to over $40,000 for large, complex roofs with premium materials. The cost is most accurately calculated per "roofing square," which is a 100-square-foot area. The price per square can range from $350 to over $1,800. Several key factors

What time of year is the cheapest to replace a roof?

The cheapest time of year to replace a roof is typically during the late fall and winter. This is considered the roofer's "off-season." Here’s a breakdown of why and what to consider: Why It's Cheaper: In late fall and especially winter, demand for roofing services plummets. The holiday season and cold, unpredictable weather mean fewer homeowners are scheduling projects. To keep their crews employed, roofing companies are often more willing to offer discounts and negotiate on price. The Downside: Winter installations come with ris

How much should you pay a roofer?

Keep in mind, a reputable roofer, with a searchable name online, is more likely to do whatever it takes to always complete your project. CMS Roofing would never risk our decades old reputation on a project.  You should never pay for a full roofing job upfront. A reputable roofer will follow a standard payment structure that protects both you and their company. The payment process is typically broken down into two or three stages. 1. The Deposit (Down Payment) Amount: A reasonable deposit is typically 10% to 30% of the total project cost.

How to spot a bad roofing company?

Spotting a bad roofing company early can save you from shoddy workmanship, financial loss, and major headaches. Here are the most common red flags to watch out for : The #1 Red Flag to me personally is: Unable to find on Google:  This should be your first way of research. If you cannot find any information or only see bad information about the company and/or person, just walk away! Demands a Larg