ESTIMATE

Prepared For

Estimate #
Date

Rate

FLAT- TORCH DOWN- NEW- TEAR OFF $40,020.00

PREPARATION
- (Stage)
Ladder setup
Area setup
Tarping (wall and ground)

ROOF DISPOSAL
- Remove all roofing material from roof area down to wood decking and dispose off site
- 3 Layer included (If more than 3 layer an additional $60 per sq per layer.

DECKING
- Inspect decking for any wood damage
- Replace damaged plywood or shiplap at $5 sq ft or ft
Fascia boards @$ 18 per ft
Rafter tails @$75 each

UNDERLAYMENT
- Install fiberglass base to entire roof field using metal cap nails

FLASHING
- Install all new galvanized flashing
- Apply asphalt primer to all flashings
- Edge Metal
- Vent Pipes
- Chimney
- Skylight
- Roof-Wall tie-in
- A/C

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TORCH DOWN 46 sqs cool
- Install modified bitumen torch down roofing (color of choice) according to manufacturer guidelines.

SEAL
- Seal and paint all flashings to match roof color

FINISH
- Clean entire roof of debris
- Sweep entire property with magnet to ensure no metal scrap/nails are left behind
- Clean entire property of roofing material/debris/wood/plastic/dirt etc.
Permit will be added to contract price.

4 YR WARRANTY. MFG 12 YEAR

NOTES: all plumbing/conduit piping on roof to be removed before reroof.

If piping not removed, we will install roof carefully moving anything necessary out of our way
in order to install roof properly. We will not be responsible for any damage this may cause.

Subtotal $40,020.00

Total $40,020.00

All permit costs will be added to contract price

* special note after estimate is signed and deposit is received , job won’t start for at least 6
weeks for repairs. For re-roof at least 12 weeks.
Approximate start date may change.

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You are entitled to a completely filled in copy of this agreement, signed by both you and the
contractor before any work may be started.

1) Payment Schedule
-10% DOWN PAYMENT “THE DOWN PAYMENT MAY NOT EXCEED $1000 OR 10PERCENT OF THE
CONTRACT PRICE, WHICHEVER IS LESS.” - Job start 40% will be collected.
-Final payment, due upon completion of work.
(Excluding deposits, the full amount of the contract price shall be due and payable upon
completion of work. Delinquent payments will bear interest at the rate of 1.5% per month;
computed at 19% per annum.
2)Change orders: Extra Work and Change Orders become part of the contract once the order is
prepared in writing and signed by the parties prior to the commencement of any work covered
by the new change order.
Unless otherwise stated, any extra work, not stated in the original contract will be subject to a
change order.
3) Guarantee: The Guarantee implied or stated herein is to cover material defects and labor only
for the period stipulated. Guarantee does not cover any roof damage or leakage caused by
weather conditions including but not limited to plugged drains, cracked walls, faulty air
conditioners, broken skylights, extreme wind, earthquakes or other unusual causes or actions by
other parties. Does not cover any damage or injury to interior fixtures, decorations, walls,
content of building or other parts of structure. Guarantee shall be deemed void if roofing system
is disturbed by sources other than GA Roofing.
4) Contractors Equipment: Homeowner agrees not to handle or use contractor’s ladder or any
other equipment. Should customer use contractor’s ladder or equipment he/she is violating the
terms of this contract and agrees to hold contractor harmless for any injuries.
5) Ponding and sagging: Contractor is not
responsible for correcting existing roof surfaces to relieve a roof of still water or to eliminate
ponding, unless specifically stated.
6) Protection Of Owners Property: Owner agrees to remove or protect all personal property in
areas where damage is a concern. Owner agrees that he has been advised of the possibility of
significant amount of dust and/or debris being created during the performance of Contractors
obligations and expressly agrees that contractor shall not be liable for any damage or soiling of
personal property. Customer also agrees not to hold contractor liable for any damaged caused
to driveway due to contractor operating trucks on.
7) Raising or moving equipment: Contractor is not responsible for damage caused to equipment
on the roof due to relocation needed to properly apply roofing. Including but not limited to,
HVAC equipment, satellite, electrical conduits and solar panels. If it is necessary for contractor to
remove satellite dish in order to properly apply roof
Raising or moving equipment: Contractor is not responsible for damage caused to equipment on
the roof due to relocation needed to properly apply roofing. Including but not limited to, HVAC
equipment, satellite, electrical conduits and solar panels. If it is necessary for contractor to
remove satellite dish in order to properly apply roofing, the contractor shall re-install it, but it
may be necessary for a satellite technician to adjust, (to be paid for by owner.)
8) Emergency Tarp: Owner agrees to pay additional costs for emergency tarp and/or water
proofing service in the event necessary as a result of unforeseen weather conditions, such as

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rain and/or high winds. Your Roof may require this service in order to reduce interior water or
wind damage during the course of repair. If this service becomes necessary, you will be billed
$185hour, not to exceed $400 without prior approval. Company does not implicitly or explicitly
offer any guarantee and or warranty on emergency tarp and or waterproofing.

Notice to Owner
Anyone who helps improve property, but is not paid, may place what is called a mechanics lien
on the property. A mechanics lien is a claim made against the property by the person who was
not paid, and is recorded with the county. Even if the contractor is paid in full, unpaid
subcontractors, suppliers, and laborers involved in the project may record a mechanics lien and
sue the property owner in court to foreclose the lien. A property owner could be forced to pay
twice or have the court sell the home to pay the lien. Liens also can affect a consumer’s personal
credit rating, and affect his or her ability to borrow and refinance. Consumers can protect
themselves from liens by getting a list from the contractor of all subcontractors and material
suppliers who will work on the material suppliers who will work on the project, along with the
dates they will start and finish the work. Material suppliers and subcontractors are required to
give the property owner a “Preliminary Notice” of their right to file a lien within 20 days of
delivering products/materials or 20 days of beginning the work. Have subcontractors sign lien
releases when their portion of the work is completed.
Another option for consumers is to pay with a joint check that is payable to both the contractor
and the subcontractor or material supplier.

“THREE-DAY” RIGHT TO CANCEL

“You, the buyer, have the right to cancel this contract within three business days. You may cancel
by e-mailing, mailing, faxing, or delivering a written notice to the contractor at the contractor’s
place of business by midnight of the third business day after you received a signed and dated
copy of the contract that includes this notice. Include your name, your address, and the date you
received the signed copy received the signed copy of the contract and this notice. If you cancel,
the contractor must return to you anything you paid within 10 days of receiving the notice of
cancellation. For your part, you must make available to the contractor at your residence, in
substantially as good condition as you received it, any goods delivered to you under this
contract or sale. Or, you may, if you wish, comply with the contractor’s instructions on how to
return the goods at the contractor’s expense and risk. If you do make the goods available to the
contractor and the contractor does not pick them up within 20 days of the date of your notice of
cancellation, you may keep them without any further obligation. If you fail to make the goods
available to the contractor, or if you agree to return the goods to the contractor and fail to do so,
then you remain liable for performance of all
obligations under the contract.”

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