Fourteen squares across seven facets at a 10/12 pitch — steep enough that everything takes longer and costs more to do safely. Stripped to the original one-by plank decking, then GAF Timberline HDZ over premium synthetic. Nothing exotic, just done right on a hard roof.
Top-down view of the original roof: weathered, streaked shingles across all seven facets with the masonry chimney mid-slopeAngled aerial down the long slope showing how steep the 10/12 pitch is, with the valley, chimney and dormer gable in frameTop-down view after tear-off with the roof stripped to bare plank sheathing and old shingles piled on tarps belowTight aerial down the ridge showing the old one-by plank decking board by board, including the gaps and deteriorated boardsA roofer working the bare deck with a tear-off shovel, dump trailer loaded and tarps protecting the beds and AC unitThree crew working the stripped deck around the masonry chimney ahead of the re-flash
