Three-Dormer Roof Replacement in Akron, OH August 2026
A two-story home with a steep gambrel-style roof and three dormers, re-roofed in GAF architectural shingles.
- Akron, Ohio
- August 2026
- Three-Dormer Roof Replacement
- 2 finished photos
Finished job photos
Akron project gallery
Aerial view of the same roof from the opposite side showing the dormer roofs and the lower garage roof
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Scope
What we did
- Re-roofed the home in GAF architectural shingles
- Shingled each of the three dormer roofs and the lower roof beside the garage
- Capped the ridge and the dormer peaks
- Photographed the finished roof for the homeowner's record
At a glance
- Roof
- GAF architectural shingles
- Walls
- Siding
- Setting
- Wooded lot with a deck
In the photos
What you are looking at
Dormers add charm and add work. Each one has its own small roof, its own two valleys and its own ridge, and each has to shed water into the main plane without leaving a gap.
Three dormers means six valleys on one face of the house. Valleys carry more water than any other part of a roof, so we treat every one of them as its own job instead of shingling straight through.
The lower roof beside the garage was done with the same shingle and the same course spacing as the main roof, so the whole house was covered in one job.
