This property includes a 2010 shingle roof on the main home and a separate garage with an older 30 year roof. The owner lives out of state in Texas and has tenants occupying the home, so clear communication with the property manager is essential to keep everyone informed before work begins. Once scheduled, Greg the property manager can notify the tenants so the crew can move efficiently and respectfully around the property. The existing roof has a secondary water barrier under the shingles, which was common for installations around 2010. That layer adds an extra level of protection beneath the new system. The chimney already has flashing in place, and unless inspection shows deterioration, it can remain as is. Retaining functioning flashing helps control cost and reduces unnecessary disruption around the chimney structure. The reroof will be completed using Owens Corning Duration shingles in Desert Rose, a warm and textured color that pairs well with the home’s natural tones. The full system includes brown drip edge, brown boots, brown vents, and matching paint, keeping the color scheme consistent from the edges to the roofline details. With a total of 60 squares between the house and the detached garage, this project is a larger installation that benefits from Owens Corning’s SureNail fastening system for strong wind resistance and long term performance. With tenants on site and an out-of-state owner, the goal is a smooth process, minimal disruption, and a clean installation that protects the home for many years ahead. https://maps.app.goo.gl/QHhf84HaJVJcpeiy7