Project Synergies Ltd presents

Roofing Cost Analysis For Home Builders:

Taking all cost considerations into account, most people will get a surprise, afterall Kashogi Stone Coated Roofs are not out of pocket, the quality remains unmatched in the market, Kashogi stone coated delivers world-proven style and performance at no extra cost.

All inclusive price:
With Kashogi Stone Coated roof, everything is included in the quoted price, including purlins and roofing underlay. With long-run roofing, these items may not be included in the quoted price – be sure to ask.

Reduced overall building costs:
Installing Kashogi Stone Coatee Roofs are pressed steel roof instead of a heavyweight concrete or clay tile roof can help to reduce overall building costs. Fewer trusses, rafters and bracing elements are required with DS roof.

No added costs for coastal areas:
Kashogi Stone Coater roofs don’t require any special anti-corrosion treatment if your home is near the sea. With a long-run roof, the building code demands either a special marine rated coating (which costs extra) or a more expensive grade of steel.

Understanding our cost guide:
There are many variables that impact the cost of a roof, so we can’t give you an exact cost without knowing more about your home. However we realize that most people want a ‘rough guide’ to the cost of a Kashogi Stone Coated roof. But we recommend that the wood work be done first after which the proper measurement will be taken; this is the best method to get the accurate cost for your roof.

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Factors that impact roof costs:

New home or re-roof:
Re-roofing has additional costs, such as removal and disposal of the old roof.

Building use:
Residential buildings use standard underlay. Commercial and institutional buildings will require fire resistant underlay, which cost more.
Size:
Larger roofs are generally more expensive; however the cost per square meter can reduce with a larger roof.
Product choice: The profile, finish and colour you choose can affect cost, because some choices are more expensive than others.

Design complexity:
As a rule, the more corners your roof has, the greater the cost. Roof style also impacts cost.
Location: Freight costs and proximity to your nearest installer will affect cost.

Site access:
Unusual sites may require special equipment for access.

Roof height:
Some sites will require scaffolding and edge fall protection during installation.
Roof pitch and rafter spaces: Roofs with a higher pitch or larger rafter spaces generally cost more. With two-storey homes, the cladding and pitch govern the type of flashing required for the top storey.

Extra values:
Chimneys, skylights, narrow hips and raking cuts will increase roofing costs.

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