Fairfield sits along CR 316 in the Reddick 32686 zip, a wooded Marion County community north of Ocala. This one-day reroof put about 50 squares of CertainTeed Landmark architectural shingles in Driftwood on the house, with new Burnished Slate drip edge and brown boots, vents, and paint. A full replacement here includes new drip edge with the new shingles, not leftover edge metal from the old roof.
Finished CertainTeed Landmark Driftwood roof on a Fairfield home in Reddick, along CR 316.
Why CertainTeed Landmark Driftwood on a Fairfield Reddick home?
The homeowner selected about 50 squares of CertainTeed Landmark architectural shingles in Driftwood for this full replacement.
Driftwood is a blended gray-brown architectural color. On a wooded Fairfield lot it reads natural against pines and mixed hardwoods instead of going stark black. Landmark is a laminated shingle, so the field has more depth than a flat three-tab look, which matters when the roof planes are what you see from the yard.
Fifty squares is a full house-size reroof, not a patch. The new Landmark system is the weather surface for Florida heat, UV, and afternoon storms that move through northern Marion County.
Does a full reroof in Reddick include new drip edge?
Yes. On every full roof replacement we install new drip edge with the new shingles.
This job used new Burnished Slate drip edge. That darker slate metal lines the eaves and rakes against the Driftwood field and protects the deck edge where water leaves the roof. The edge metal gets replaced with the system on a full reroof.
Brown boots, vents, and paint finish the penetrations so they sit in the shingle color instead of as leftover hardware. Those pieces still do the same work they always do. Coordinating the color keeps a 50-square roof from looking busy after the crew packs up.
Burnished Slate drip edge against Driftwood Landmark shingles on this Fairfield Reddick reroof.
Can a 50-square Reddick reroof finish in one day?
Yes. This Fairfield Reddick replacement is a one-day reroof.
A 50-square tear-off and Landmark install still takes planning: material on site, a crew sized for the squares, and a clean finish before dark. The Showcase titles it as done in one day. That is the schedule this job ran, from tear-off through new Driftwood, new Burnished Slate drip edge, and brown accessories.
Homes along CR 316 and the greater Reddick area see the same Marion County sun and pop-up rain as Ocala. Finishing in a day limits the time the deck is open.
Driftwood Landmark field and ridge on a Fairfield home in Reddick, FL 32686.
Project details
Detail This project
System / manufacturer CertainTeed Landmark architectural shingles
Color Driftwood
Squares About 50
Drip edge New Burnished Slate (always new on a full reroof)
Boots, vents, and paint Brown
Project type Roof replacement, completed in one day
Neighborhood / community Fairfield
City / ZIP Reddick, FL 32686
Nearby landmark CR 316, north of Ocala
FAQs
How long does a 50-square reroof take in Reddick?
This Fairfield job finished in one day. Square count, crew size, and weather decide the clock, but a well-staged 50-square Landmark tear-off can run sunrise to afternoon cleanup.
Is CertainTeed Landmark a step up from 3-tab shingles?
Yes. Landmark is an architectural laminated shingle, so it has more thickness and shadow line than a standard 3-tab. This home used Landmark in Driftwood, not a 3-tab product.
Why say Fairfield if the Showcase lists Reddick?
The Showcase city is Reddick, FL 32686. Photo GPS puts the job in the Fairfield community along CR 316, which uses the Reddick post office zip. Both names describe the same northern Marion County area.
Brehm Roofing provides residential roof replacements throughout Ocala, Reddick, Dunnellon, Gainesville, The Villages, and nearby Central Florida communities. The nearest office for this Fairfield Reddick job is our Ocala location at 1729 E Silver Springs Blvd Suite 5.
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