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The ranch mid tear-off, stripped to bare plank deck with ladders up and the landscaping beds tarped below Full Replacement

Two Layers, and the Landscaping Survived

$10,500–$11,500
Cincinnati, OH · 2023

Two layers of asphalt off a white ranch, down to the original plank decking with old tar still stuck to the boards. The part worth pointing at is the ground: beds tarped, plants covered, nothing trampled. A tear-off makes a mess — leaving one behind is a choice.

The ranch mid tear-off, stripped to bare plank deck with ladders up and the landscaping beds tarped below
The ranch mid tear-off, stripped to bare plank deck with ladders up and the landscaping beds tarped below
Close view of the exposed original plank decking with torn asphalt and old tar still stuck to the boards
Close view of the exposed original plank decking with torn asphalt and old tar still stuck to the boards
The finished roof from the ridge in full sun, new grey shingles running the length of the house past the brick chimney
The finished roof from the ridge in full sun, new grey shingles running the length of the house past the brick chimney
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