- Project · Orlando, FL 32818
Shingle re-roof in Orlando 41 squares, permit passed first try
GAF Timberline HDZ architectural shingle (Weathered Wood). September 12 to 21, 2026. Contract $18,500, final $19,125.
- Roof
- 41 squares
- Contract
- $18,500
- Final
- $19,125
- Permit
- Passed
- The problem
What we found
The original shingles were worn, faded and brittle, and the roof shared space with a solar array. The owner wanted a roof that would pass inspection and stop aging out under the panels.
- The work
What we did
- Tore off one layer of old shingles down to the deck
- Replaced seven sheets of rotten decking, measured and photographed for the permit record
- Installed CertainTeed RoofRunner synthetic underlayment, with peel-and-stick leak barrier in the valleys
- Installed GAF Timberline HDZ architectural shingles and new ridge cap
- New drip edge, new pipe boots and gooseneck vents, and four off-ridge vents in place of the old box vents
- Replaced the skylight with a new curb-mounted unit and flashing kit
- Photographed the dry-in with the permit for the county inspector, then cleaned up with a magnetic nail sweep
- The only change order
That job's contract included two sheets of new decking (decking is priced per job — your proposal says exactly what's included). Tear-off turned up five more rotten sheets, replaced at the $125 per-sheet price written in the contract and photographed one by one. That was the only change: $625.
How our Price-Is-the-Price guarantee worksWant the same on your roof?
Free estimate, fixed written price, permit pulled under our license.
- The result
Orange County roofing permit, final inspection passed September 22, 2026
- Final roofing inspection passed on the first visit
- Paid in full; the only addition to the contract price was the decking at the pre-agreed per-sheet rate
- Owner received a dated photo report from tear-off to finish
See how this compares with our other 2026 roof prices, or learn more about shingle roofing.
Get your roof priced the same way
Measured, photographed and priced in writing, with rotten decking priced per sheet in the contract before work starts.