I have been roofing for 20 years and my dad has had his own roofing company for 40. He taught me that if the old felt stays intact when you take it off with a tear-off bar, that you could roof over it. We have never had any complaints. Our roofs are high quality.
I just did a roof for a man. We always have the homeowner pay for the materials when they are delivered, but since this was just a small townhome, we went ahead and paid for the materials at roofcenter, while we were there.
When we tore off the old shingles, the old felt stayed intact. We applied Landmark 30 yr architectual shingles and it looked beautiful.
Now he refuses to pay, and there was nothing in the contract about felt. What do you think?
I just did a roof for a man. We always have the homeowner pay for the materials when they are delivered, but since this was just a small townhome, we went ahead and paid for the materials at roofcenter, while we were there.
When we tore off the old shingles, the old felt stayed intact. We applied Landmark 30 yr architectual shingles and it looked beautiful.
Now he refuses to pay, and there was nothing in the contract about felt. What do you think?