Roofing in Naga

Typically 10-30%, or enough to cover ordered materials, with the balance staged against progress and completion. Never pay in full upfront, and be wary of anyone who can start 'tomorrow' if you pay cash today — good roofers have lead times.

Tear-off and disposal, underlayment spec, flashing replacement (not reuse), ridge and valley details, a unit price for replacing rotten decking discovered mid-job, scaffolding or edge protection, and cleanup with a magnetic nail sweep. A quote missing the deck-repair unit price is the classic setup for large mid-job extras.

Repair when damage is localised — a few slipped tiles, one flashing leak — and the roof is under about two-thirds of its expected life. Replace when leaks recur in different places, more than roughly 30% of the covering is failing, or repair quotes start approaching a third of replacement cost. A good roofer will show you photos from the roof to justify either answer.

Yes — replacing one slope or section is common after localised storm damage and costs far less than a full reroof. The trade-offs are colour mismatch with weathered existing material and tying new work into old underlayment. It makes most sense when the rest of the roof has meaningful life left.

Re-roofing with pre-painted GI sheets typically runs ₱800-₱2,600 per m² for materials plus labour, with labour alone at ₱150-₱500 per m². A full re-roof of a 100 m² home commonly lands at ₱80,000-₱300,000 depending on gauge, insulation and structure.

In the dry months, roughly December to May. Typhoon season (June-November) both causes the damage and makes repair scheduling unreliable — and post-typhoon demand spikes push prices up and quality down. Pre-season inspection is the cheap option.