The damage may be more than what you see from the ground. If there are missing shingles its likely that some of the remaining shingles are also damaged but still on the roof. The only way to know is to have someone knowledgeable walk the roof. Anything short of that is guessing at best. One or two missing tabs may be repairable but any more than that and youre just putting a bandaid on a large wound. I have laid thousands of square of shingles over the years and done a lot of repairs. FWIW.
Roofing prices are high because material prices have skyrocketed and labor is in short supply, unfortunately thats the America we live in right now.
Roofing prices are high because material prices have skyrocketed and labor is in short supply, unfortunately thats the America we live in right now.