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First time homebuyer here. We're looking at buying this house but noticed that there are brown stains on the ceiling going throughout the bedrooms on the backside of the house. The ceiling doesn't feel soft but they still look like water leaks. Just looking for some feedback before we hire an inspection.
Collingwood, ON
Hi GG, attaching a photo would give a better idea of what's going on. But here are my thoughts; it is more typical for full on roof leaks to be localized to a small area, and the spot goes dirty/black looking quickly. Also the ceiling may have a downward bulge (if its a typical drywall or plaster ceiling). I think what is going on with this house is there is moisture trapped in the attic, rather than a roof leak. When you hire an inspector, make sure they check the soffit vents. They might just be blocked or non-existent. Good luck to you and congratulations on buying your first home.
Projects up to $25,000 require no upfront deposit . We understand that the roofing industry can be rife with shady contractors who may not operate above board, leaving homeowners in a difficult position.
Thornbury/Blue Mountain
I am planning to hire a contractor to rip and reroof our home. Our house has a large footprint, and we anticipate the cost to be between $40,000-$50. One company provided us with a quote but refused to disclose the cost per bundle for the high-end Owens Corning shingles we want. Do you think it’s a red flag that this company won't reveal the material costs?
Collingwood, ON
Hey Cam, Please do not consider this a redflag at all. Asking a roofing contractor for the price of a bundle of shingles is like asking for the cost of the hamburger patty at McDonald's. The price of a bundle is misleading because contractors typically purchase large quantities, like $500,000 worth of shingles, and might sell you $15,000 worth. They still need to store the rest and cover overhead costs like warehouse staff, heavy equipment, and buildings. You'll pay a premium for the shingles through the roofer, but it will be significantly less than buying from a supplier. In my experience, large roofing companies with annual revenues of $5 million to $10 million rarely disclose their shingle costs, even for insurance claims.