Roof layout
Several roof planes meet at hips and valleys, with chimneys and other penetrations visible across the roof. These details make the wider overhead views especially useful.
Stonewell project story
Hip-and-valley roof replacement.
This separate project follows a roof with multiple intersecting slopes, hips and valleys. An overhead tear-off view, three installation views and a closer ridge photograph document the roofing work across the connected roof planes.
Project focusIntersecting slopes, hips, valleys & ridges
Follow the workThree photographed stages
PhotographySupplied by Stonewell’s owner
Project at a glance
What this project involved.
Work documented
- Existing shingles removed to expose sections of the roof deck.
- Gray shingles installed across the intersecting roof slopes.
- Installation views and a closer photograph of the shingle courses and ridges.
Result shown
The installation photographs show the new shingle fields across the roof, followed by a closer ridge view. Tools and materials remain visible in the installation sequence.
01 / Roof tear-off
Expose the connected roof planes.
Existing shingles are being removed in sections, exposing the roof deck. The overhead view shows the hips, valleys and penetrations while the crew works across the roof.
View photo ↗Overhead view of shingle tear-off across the hip-and-valley roof, with sections of the deck exposed.
02 / Shingle installation
Follow the work across hips and valleys.
The overhead, front and rear installation views show the crew laying gray shingles across the connected slopes. The photographs keep the hips, valleys, ridge lines and roof penetrations in context.
View photo ↗Gray shingle installation across multiple intersecting slopes, with the crew, tools and materials visible.
View photo ↗Installation view showing hips, valleys, ridge lines and visible roof penetrations on the hip-and-valley project.
View photo ↗Rear view of the hip-and-valley roof during shingle installation, with the crew and materials still on site.
03 / Ridge & shingle detail
Look closer at the upper roof details.
The closer photograph shows shingle courses, ridge caps and the points where the roof slopes meet. Visible vents and penetrations provide another view of the roof details beyond the main shingle field.
View photo ↗Closer view of shingle courses, ridge caps and visible penetrations on the hip-and-valley roof.
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