Like many homes, this Fenton property still had its original builder-grade 3-tab shingles, a common starting point, but one with a shorter lifespan than today's architectural options. After years of service, the roof had reached the end of its useful life and it was time for an upgrade.
Rather than replace like-for-like, the homeowner chose to move up to CertainTeed's Landmark shingle line in Driftwood — a dimensional, architectural-style shingle that offers better durability, wind resistance, and curb appeal than the original 3-tab product it replaced.
The finished roof gives this Fenton home a meaningfully longer-lasting, better-protected system than what came standard from the builder, along with a richer, more textured look from the street.