🏠 When homeowners think about replacing their roof, they usually focus on the shingles. The shingles are what you see every day, but they're only one part of a complete roofing system. Beneath every shingle is the underlayment, which serves as the roof's secondary water-shedding layer if wind-driven rain or severe weather gets past the shingles. Choosing quality materials for every layer helps create a roofing system built for long-term performance. For this home in Escondido, we removed the existing roofing system down to the roof deck and installed a new roofing system from the ground up. The new roof features Titanium® 30 synthetic underlayment, providing a durable secondary layer beneath the shingles, followed by Owens Corning Duration architectural shingles in Amber, a color that complements the home's exterior while offering proven performance and curb appeal. By replacing the entire roofing system instead of covering the existing roof, the homeowner now has a fresh start with new materials working together as a complete system designed to protect the home for years to come. Zenith Truth A roof isn't just the shingles you see. It's every layer working together to keep your home protected.