Roof Replacement in Osteen, FL November 2026

What you are looking at

The first photo is from the front walk on the afternoon the new shingles were done. The roof steps around a tall arched entry, with white trim along the eaves and big oaks behind the house. The shingles are TAMKO Titan in Thunderstorm Grey, the color named on the job's product label. Under a clear sky the field reads as a soft gray with darker charcoal patches scattered through it.

Photo two was taken from the driveway two days later, on a gray morning. From this side the whole run of the roof shows at once, with the hip over the garage, the long main slope behind it and the smaller hip over the entry. A thin white vent pipe stands on the main slope. Under cloud the same shingles look flatter and more blue-gray than they did in the sun two days earlier.

In photo three the camera moves to the front corner, where the roof meets a wall of hedges and oak. White roof vents sit high on the side slope. Roof vents let hot, damp attic air out of the house, which matters in a Central Florida summer when the sun sits on the roof for months.

Photo four was taken up on the roof the day the shingles went on. Hip caps, the folded shingles that cover the outside corner where two slopes meet, lap one over the next down the hip line. Up close, each Titan strip mixes blue-gray, charcoal and tan granules, and the caps carry the same blend.

Photo five, from the same gray morning, follows the side wall toward the back yard, with more white vents along the upper slope. The last photo goes back to tear-off day. With the old roof off down to the wood deck, underlayment covered the deck and white drip edge was nailed along the roof edge. Drip edge is the metal strip at the edge that throws water clear of the fascia, so it does not wick back into the wood behind the trim. The Titan shingles went over all of it the next day.