DMR Gutters Other Services Price List Page

Fascia Work	Custom Copper work	Roof Cleaning	Soffit Work
Other Types of Service Pricing Prices are per foot or per each piece, including parts and labor. Extra charges for hard installations * = includes removal and disposal

Fascia Work
You can see examples of our prior work at:
http://dmr-gutters.com/pg/fs/FSfascia.htm

$ 5 .50

$1.00

$2.00

for fascia boards using 5/4”x 6” pre-primed spruce and installed with screws

extra for removal and disposal of your old fascia boards

extra a linear foot for painting to match the house trim (includes the paint), or $0.50 less for using the client supplied paint.

$ 3.00

$ 8.00
$10.00

$5.00

for a custom pre-painted aluminum fascia metal to cover fascia boards, or to act as a fascia board where there is none.

for 16oz copper metal fascia cover.
for 20oz copper metal fascia cover.

extra for each corner to miter and custom ends for above.

Custom Copper Sheet Metal Work You can see examples of our prior work at: http://copper-by-design.com/fs/FSroofcaps.htm and: http://copper-by-design.com/fs/FSchimneycaps.htm
$ 20 per square foot - depends on the width	for a custom 20oz solid copper roof ridge caps w/stainless steel screws for a better attachment and reusable when re-roofing. Adds moss control and a better cover for the top edge of the roof. Also can be used with a hidden ridge vent. See Moss Control web page.
$ 200 to $ 3k	for a custom 20oz solid copper roof cap for a turret or gazebo w/a decorative weathervane or finial. See our Roof Cap web pages for different designs and details.
$ 200 to $ 6k	for a custom 20oz or thicker solid copper sheet metal chimney cap w/stainless steel spark arrest screening and stainless steel screws and or bolts for secure removable attachment. See our chimney cap web page for different designs and details.
*$ 6.00**	per brick for rebuilding chimneys above the roof line with new bricks (we do not offer to reuse the old bricks, since cleaning them would be more costly)

Roof Cleaning and Treating Work
You can see examples of our prior work at:
http://dmr-gutters.com/pg/moss.htm

If you are fortunate to be living here in the Portland Oregon Metro Area, we will be happy to assist you with your needs to clean off the moss build-up of your roof, doing it the right way. Go to our Moss Control web page to learn more, and even read how to do it yourself.

As to cost to have us do this work, it is calculated in 100 foot sections, or a 10' x 10' area called a square of roofing:

(a) about $150 just to treat the roof with this type of powder moss killer for a small house with a low slope composite roof (of 6/12 pitch or less).

Note: A small house has around 10 squares of roofing surface, or 1,000 square feet. This is different than the floor space in a house. For a rough idea of the cost, if you happen to know the roofing surface size, you can calculate the cost by $15 per square. It varies due to the complexities and safety issues to access all the areas of your roof.

(b) about $400 to scrape off around 90% of the moss build-up and treat the roof with this type of powder moss killer for a small house with a low slope composite roof. It is then recommended to do (a); the $100 re-treating of the roof again every 1 to 2 years after that to keep the roof clean.

(c) about $700 to carefully scrape off 99% of the moss build-up and treat the roof with this type of powder moss killer for a small house with a low slope composite roof. It is then recommended to do (a) again every 1 to 2 years after that to keep it clean.

(d) about $2,000 to carefully scrape off 99% of the moss build-up, treat the roof with this type of powder moss killer, and install a custom copper roof cap for a small house with a low slope composite roof. But keep in mind that this should be the last time this needs to be done. It would be recommended to do a $100 re-powdering of the roof only every 5 years or so to keep it spotless.

Soffit Work
*$ 5.50*	per square foot vinyl or 3/8" primed plywood soffit (additional charges for building braces for mounting the soffit, installing vent patches, painting to match, or clear tongue grove redwood)