Roof/siding fascia replacement in S. MD?

Trumpet said:

Alright,
I have this crossposted in the Jobs Board too, so....
So last week's storm that blew through here ripped a piece of the aluminum fasica/trim off our garage. I had the insurance people come out to take a look. Since I have a $1000 deductible, I have to pay out of pocket. Anyway, since the roof is still relatively new (two years) I thought I'd call up the roofing company first...cripes they want almost $600 to do it. Even the insurance company said it's like a $300 job. Anyway, any recommendations? Here's a pic of the damage...(excuse the "gloominess", my daughter was all too excited to take the pic immediately after the rain...)

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Harrys said:

G.H. Clark in Prince Fredrick the best did my entire room 18 square including tear off and clean up in 7hours. They have done several of my neighbors too.

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Trumpet said:

Alright,
I have this crossposted in the Jobs Board too, so....
So last week's storm that blew through here ripped a piece of the aluminum fasica/trim off our garage. I had the insurance people come out to take a look. Since I have a $1000 deductible, I have to pay out of pocket. Anyway, since the roof is still relatively new (two years) I thought I'd call up the roofing company first...cripes they want almost $600 to do it. Even the insurance company said it's like a $300 job. Anyway, any recommendations? Here's a pic of the damage...(excuse the "gloominess", my daughter was all too excited to take the pic immediately after the rain...)

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kstone803 said:

Odds are in this market you're not going to get anyone to do it for a decent price. Siding places are slammed with work. I just had Southernwood replace the siding on my whole house and they were great to work with. However I would say your best bet for something this small is a handyman type place.

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Speedluvn said:

You can’t get a couple of aluminum nails and “reinstall” the piece laying on the ground in the photo and use some sort of caulking to seal the seam?
Seems like a simple fix if you have a ladder that reaches the eave.

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DeerbybowDena said:

Gimme a call.. if you havent had it done yet.... im in pasadena, years experience

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