You know, I put steel roofs on my barns and tool sheds, and the last tool shed a week ago was about the same pitch but only 14' high at the lower edges. They get steeper every time. I have to say that if the temp drops below about 70 on a bright sunny day, and you're not wearing soft rubber soles to grip the screw heads as you work your way up and across, you're in trouble. If I were 20 and 175 again, no problem. Now I'm 50 and 250, and not real easy going on the idea of falling.
You explained not doing a tearoff, and who knows so long as it never gets wet again, another layer of insulation. Hey, it is what it is, so is the glass half empty or half full? You did pretty good up there on Walton's mountain.
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