The Lima brick ranch before the project
This single-story brick ranch in Lima had an aging three-tab roof at the end of its life, but the tear-off revealed the real problem: sections of the decking had rotted through. We stripped the roof to the framing, cut out and replaced the rotted decking, laid new synthetic underlayment, and installed new charcoal architectural shingles across both the house and its backyard shed, finishing with a full cleanup and magnetic nail sweep.
The home traded a worn, rot-compromised roof for a solid, watertight one built on fresh decking — new underlayment, new architectural shingles, and a matching shed roof, with the yard left clean. A beautiful new install from the structure up.