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(@SunOrSki)
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Does anyone have an idea how much pressure washing and recoating a roof might cost.? House is on STX and is two stories high with many angles. I would estimate total roof square footage around 2,400. I just want to have a rough idea before obtaining estimates. Thanks!


 
Posted : May 9, 2008 9:14 pm
(@FL_Barrier_Islander)
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We have a fairly large roof also about 2400 sq. ft. Top Coat materials alone were approximately $300 in total. We pressure washed & did the roof coating ourselves. Caution: the roof coating material can be more slippery than snot.......(ok, maybe an old Indiana term I used to use growing up that still just rolls off the tongue/fingers without thinking). So, be careful up there!


 
Posted : May 9, 2008 9:30 pm
(@billd)
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one more thing. If you are going to do it them you ight want to do two thin coats. They will hold up better than one heavy coat.

billd


 
Posted : May 11, 2008 1:45 pm
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(@T)
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You can always do what I do, you can go buy a nice high pressure sprayer, (I bought a 3100 psi Rigid Subaru powered sprayer for $400.00), then hire the work to be done directly for you from an out of work painter or roof guy.

I have a massive property on Crown Mountain that I saved 1 or 2 grand just by doing it with local (legal) workers who have the experience and the time.

Pre-negotiate the work to be done with specific needs attached to the agreement. If you have any questions, you can always PM me and we could swap phone numbers and I can try to help as best I can.

Argh,

T.


 
Posted : May 11, 2008 5:34 pm
(@FL_Barrier_Islander)
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I agree with billd on the two thin coats. Might be a bigger pain and seem like twice the work but definitely the better way IMHO.


 
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