This roofing project involves one unit within a quadplex rental property for a homeowner we have worked with previously. Returning clients often know what to expect from the process, which allows projects like this to move efficiently while still giving proper attention to detail. Even though this is a smaller roof at 13 squares, it requires the same planning and care as a full single family home reroof. Because the structure is heavily surrounded by mature trees, the roof will need to be hand measured to ensure accuracy. Tree coverage can interfere with aerial measurements and can also contribute to faster shingle wear due to debris, shade, and moisture retention. Taking the time to manually measure ensures the material order is correct and that no sections are overlooked. The new roofing system will feature Owens Corning Duration shingles in Teak, a warm earth toned color that works well on rental properties by providing a clean, neutral appearance that holds up over time. Brown drip edge, brown vents, brown boots, and matching paint will be used to create a consistent finished look across the roofline. Even within a quadplex, replacing a single unit’s roof must be done carefully to tie into adjacent roof sections properly. Flashing, transitions, and alignment all matter to prevent future leaks or mismatched finishes. This approach ensures the reroof blends seamlessly with the rest of the structure while delivering dependable long term protection for the unit below. Brehm Roofing and Restoration approaches rental properties with the same standards used for primary residences, focusing on durability, clean installation, and minimizing disruption while improving the overall condition of the building. https://maps.app.goo.gl/QHhf84HaJVJcpeiy7