Barn-style backyard shed in Mason — old rolled roofing, torn off completely rather than covered over. With it off we could actually look at the deck: original OSB with old asphalt still stuck to it, sound underneath. Then synthetic underlayment, charcoal architectural shingles and a shingle ridge cap. Same shingle that goes on a house.
White gambrel shed with dark green trim and double doors under a new charcoal shingle roof, chain-link fence and woods behindWorker on a gambrel shed roof tearing black rolled roofing off, bare OSB decking exposed and green-trimmed gable belowClose-up of bare OSB roof decking with old black asphalt residue stuck to the strands and torn roll roofing at the right edgeShed mid-job with new charcoal shingles on the lower slope, a blue tarp over the unfinished upper roof, and torn-off roll roofing on the grassNew charcoal architectural shingles run up the shed's roof slope, blue synthetic underlayment still exposed along the top edgeNew charcoal shingles and ridge cap on the shed's gambrel slope, ladders leaning against the white siding, old black roofing piled below
