Forty-five squares on an 8/12 pitch, and the old three-tab was streaked across every plane. Full tear-off, then Owens Corning Duration over synthetic underlayment — with ice-and-water at the eaves and valleys, and both skylights re-flashed at no extra charge because that is where these roofs leak. Two days, start to finish.
Drone view at eave height of the brick ranch before work, its old dark three-tab roof weathered and streakedStraight-down aerial of the whole roof before tear-off, showing the hips, valleys, octagonal bay and two skylightsAerial of the roof stripped clean to bare decking with shingle bundles staged on the driveway belowTight view down the ridge to the brick chimney with the decking fully exposed and old step flashing still in placeTwo roofers stripping shingles around the pair of skylights with the decking opened up beside themSynthetic underlayment and ice-and-water membrane down over the octagonal bay with both skylights re-set and ready to flashRoofer nailing hip cap where the new architectural shingle field meets the last strip of underlayment beside the chimneyStraight-down aerial with the new shingle field laid across the main roof and only the far wing still on underlaymentWide view of the rear elevation on its wooded hillside with the new roof on, walkout level and deck below
