Stonewell project story
Completed architectural shingle roof.
Three elevated views of the finished shingle fields, intersecting roof planes, ridges and visible roof penetrations. A completed roof is easier to understand from several viewpoints. This project is documented by an angled aerial photograph, a direct overhead view and a closer ridge view. Together, they show the relationship between the main shingle fields, adjoining roof sections, ridge lines and visible vents and pipes.
Project focusArchitectural shingles · Intersecting slopes and adjoining sections
Follow the workThree photographed stages
PhotographySupplied by Stonewell’s owner
01 / See the main and adjoining roof planes
See the main and adjoining roof planes.
The angled aerial view shows the large architectural-shingle field and the lower connected roof sections. The different slopes, roof edges and the area beside the brick chimney can be viewed in context. This perspective helps explain which roof areas should be identified separately in a replacement proposal.
View photo ↗Angled aerial view of the finished architectural shingle roof and adjoining roof sections.
02 / Follow the roof layout from above
Follow the roof layout from above.
The overhead photograph shows the arrangement of roof planes, ridge lines, roof vents and pipe penetrations. It provides another view of the same finished roof and helps make the connections between the slopes easier to follow.
View photo ↗Overhead view of the finished shingle fields, roof planes, ridges and visible roof penetrations.
03 / Look closer at the ridge and vent details
Look closer at the ridge and vent details.
The closer view shows shingle courses, ridge caps, ridge vents, box vents and a pipe flashing. These visible finishing details belong in the roof-system conversation alongside the main shingle selection. The photograph records the finished exterior surfaces at this part of the roof.
View photo ↗Closer view of architectural shingles, ridge caps, ridge vents and roof penetrations.
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