I would have only put you in the top 20.

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I think you meant the decking and not underlayment. Underlayment is for flooring. Are you replacing a section of decking or the entire square footage of the home?
Those clay tiles are probably wire tied and mortared together, so it would be a job to get to the decking. They could be clipped and nailed to battens which would be an easier job. I live too far away from AZ, but i hope you find someone reasonable. :thumb:

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Dlphg9 is correct, you probably don't want to file an insurance claim unless its due to storm damage. Insurance companies will drop you over a big roof claim, seen it too many times.

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Underlayment/felt is definitely a roofing component and it is fairly common to have to replace the underlayment on tile roofs. Im assuming he has an organic natural felt that turns to shit after its been on the roof awhile.

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Sure it is, you are right that roofing felt is a component. I've just never heard of felt being called underlayment. I get what he meant. No worries.

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Yeah I'd check with a couple of other companies. Also did they say if theyd put natural or synthetic felt on? Synthetic felt is going to last a lot longer and doesn't cost too much more than the natural stuff. We get a roll of 1000 sq ft synthetic for $70 and natural felt comes in 200 sq ft rolls for $13. So synthetic is $5 more and lasts alot longer.

Well shit, i guess people do call roofing felt underlayment. I just looked it up :D. Unless they are calling the peel and stick weather barrier shit underlayment. Hell i dont know, i've always called it roofing felt. ROFL

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