This reroof project involves a large residential home with an existing solar water panel system that will be temporarily removed prior to roofing work. Coordinating with solar providers is an important step in reroof projects like this, allowing the roof system to be replaced properly without compromising panel performance or mounting integrity once reinstalled. Planning ahead ensures the roofing process stays efficient and avoids unnecessary delays. The home previously received roof repairs during Hurricane Milton, and several roofs have already been completed throughout the surrounding neighborhood. With an existing CertainTeed Colonial Slate roof currently in place, the recommendation was made to stay within a comparable architectural profile to maintain consistency and performance expectations. The new system selected uses Owens Corning Duration shingles in Williamsburg Gray, covering approximately 84 squares, making this a large scale reroof that requires careful sequencing and experienced crews. White drip edge was chosen to provide clean roofline definition, while black boots, vents, and matching paint ensure all penetrations are sealed properly and visually consistent. Low profile attic ventilation will be addressed using 35W Kennedy style vents or equivalent, helping maintain proper airflow while keeping a streamlined appearance. Owens Corning Duration shingles are engineered with reinforced fastening zones that improve wind resistance and durability, an important factor for homes exposed to Florida’s severe weather conditions. Combined with proper underlayment and ventilation, the completed system will deliver long term protection and reliable performance well into the future. https://maps.app.goo.gl/QHhf84HaJVJcpeiy7