This roof is approaching the 20 year mark, and the homeowner already expects to find some areas of aging or weakened plywood once the shingles come off. That kind of honest expectation is helpful because wood replacement is common on older roofs, especially in Florida where heat and moisture work on decking year after year. A proper tear off will give us a clear look at the condition of the wood so the new system is installed on a solid, dependable surface. The new roof will be built using Owens Corning Duration shingles in Williamsburg Gray, a sharp architectural color that adds clean contrast to most exterior styles. The system is finished with black drip edge, black boots, black vents, and matching paint for a unified, modern look. At 25 squares, this is a mid sized reroof that benefits from Owens Corning’s SureNail Technology for secure fastening and long term wind performance. Since the home is around two decades old, attention to the details matters even more. Flashing upgrades, ventilation checks, fresh underlayment, and decking repairs where needed all work together to extend the life of the new roof. The finished system will be stronger, cleaner, and better prepared for Florida storms compared to the original installation. Brehm Roofing and Restoration approaches every reroof with full transparency and careful planning so homeowners know exactly what to expect from tear off through final inspection. https://maps.app.goo.gl/QHhf84HaJVJcpeiy7