Many homes built years ago were originally installed with traditional three-tab shingles. While these shingles served their purpose for decades, modern architectural shingles provide improved durability, stronger adhesion, and better wind resistance. Upgrading from three-tab to architectural shingles is a common step homeowners take when it is time for a full roof replacement. Architectural shingles are built with a thicker laminated design, giving them greater structural strength compared to older three-tab systems. This helps the roof perform more reliably under Florida’s sun exposure and seasonal storms. In many cases, homeowners also make this transition when preparing for insurance updates or policy renewals, as newer architectural systems are often viewed as a stronger long-term roofing solution. This project involves replacing an older three-tab roof with approximately 34 squares of Owens Corning Duration architectural shingles in Onyx Black. White drip edge will frame the roof perimeter while black boots, vents, and paint create a clean and consistent finish across penetrations. With attic access available, inspection of the interior roof deck and ventilation system can also be confirmed during the process, helping ensure the new roof system is installed on a solid foundation built to handle Florida conditions. https://maps.app.goo.gl/QHhf84HaJVJcpeiy7