How is the current roof supported. Are their poles or a wall down the offset middle, I would assume?
With rehabbed sheds you kinda go with what you have for structure, and slap some new tin on the outside. Typically one would screw down 2x4s across your current roofs every 2 feet apart, and screw new tin onto those. Have a good new roof. Offcenter peak doesn’t matter.
If looks matter that you want to rebuild some structure to center it, then level what you have haul it away, and start new. You will then have exactly what you want, and the cost will end up about the same and you end up with a new buildingno,center posts. Rebuilding structure, paying someone to do it, costs terribly. If you knew what you were doing and did it yourself would be one thing, but hiring a rebuild either do it quick and make what you have nice, or junk it out and start over build new. Hiring labor costs too much to do such major restructure work.
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