Renovation of a residential development in Auburn, Alabama. Completed plans call for the renovation of a residential development.

Ridgecrest Roof Renovations Question Deadline 12/04/2024 at 3:00 PM CT 1.1 Tear off one layer three-tab shingles and dispose of properly on shingle roofs; 3.1.2 Repair all damaged decking and secure any loose decking (Submit a price Per square foot with quote.) On shingle roofs; 3.1.3 Install #30 roofing felt attached with plastic button cap nails on shingle roofs; 3.1.4 Install new drip edge (Existing color) on shingle roofs; 3.1.5 Install new ridge vent (vented with shingle over type ridge vent) on shingle roofs; 3.1.6 Install new weather head power pole flashing. Retro fit type on shingle roofs; 3.1.7 Install aluminum flashing at walls and valleys on shingle roofs; 3.1.8 Color and design of architectural shingles will be decided by the AHA representative from samples of shingles supplied by the Contractor on shingle roofs; 3.1.9 Attach architectural style shingles according to manufacturer's required procedures on shingle roofs; 3.1.10 Roofing nails must be a minimum of 1-1/4" in length; 3.1.11 Remove existing gutters, downspouts, flashing, trim, roof curbs, pipe boots, metal roof panel system and vinyl back insulation down to open purlins. Only remove as much of the existing roof system as you can safely put back in a days' time. No areas of roof to be left open overnight; 3.1.12 Remove unused vent pipes and replace vent pipes that are used; 3.1.13 Install new metal building insulation; 3.1.14 Install new steel flashing, trim, roof to wall flashing, ridge, rake, side wall, and eave flashing as well as gutters and downspouts; 3.1.15 Replace skylights; 3.1.16 Install new roof curbs and pipe boots as required; 3.1.17 Color and design of metal roof will be decided by the AHA representative from samples supplied by the Contractor; 3.1.18 Contractor shall only remove as much of the existing roof as can be reinstalled in one day's time. Do not leave any areas of roof exposed to the elements overnight; 3.1.19 Contractor shall furnish all permits needed to complete the projects; 3.1.20 Contractor's responsibility to remove all the existing roof components from the sites; 3.1.21 Contractor must verify all dimensions; 3.1.22 Contractor shall provide a five-year written warranty on workmanship for the projects; 3.1.23 Contractor must acquire from the manufacturer and deliver to the Housing Authority a written material performance warranty; 3.1.24 Contractor must leave all grounds in decent, sanitary condition making sure all debris from roofing is removed and disposed of off-site; 3.1.25 Contractor understands that all properties are non-smoking facilities, smoking must be done at least 25 ft. away from the grounds and the facilities. 3.1.26 Contractor must not enter into occupied units. 3.1.27 All materials used for the manufacture or construction shall be new. 3.1.28 Contractor shall notify the requesting department in writing of the site having damage to structures, parkways, sidewalks, curbs, etc., before beginning work. Contractor shall be solely responsible for pedestrian and vehicular safety and controls within the work area and provide the necessary warning devices, barricades, and ground personnel needed to give safety, protection, and warning to persons and vehicular traffic in the area. 3.1.30 At a minimum, contractor will use a magnetic sweeper at the end of each workday to ensure site is free of debris