Posted by dhermesc on May 30, 2023 at 05:33:36 from (12.149.56.202):
I have a rental house that is in dire need of a new roof. It looks like the previous owner stripped the roof of the house (about 90 years old) of all shingles and resheeted with plywood about 30 years ago (that was all good work) then put the cheapest 20 year shingles on the roof they could find. I plan on stripping the old shingles off and start over at the sheeting. The south side of the house the shingles are in horrible condition - I can't believe this thing isn't leaking like a seive.
Found a guy that has 17 squares of shingles for sale. Decent Tampco architural shingles that he claimed had a lifetime warranty (so probably 30 years) he says he'll sell for $600 if I take them all. My project only needs about 15 square. The problem is they are dated 2018. They appear to have been kept out of the weather and the original packaging is in good shape. Had I not caught the date I would have thought they were from last summer or something. His story is he had a house that the insurance company paid for a hailed out roof. He bought the shingles and time got away from him and less than a year later they sold the house and the pallet of shingles was moved to his new house and set in the front of the garage and they've been there every since.
Are 5 year old shingles still good or am I creating a new problem with the shingles not sealing down?
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