Roof Replacement in Lady Lake, FL February 2026
A one-story home in Lady Lake with tan lap siding, white gutters and a long gable roof. Its roof was replaced in February 2026 with architectural shingles in a slate gray blend, capped over a ridge vent and fitted with a solar-powered attic fan.
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7 photos, February 2026. Tap one for full size.
What we did
- Roof replaced with architectural shingles
- Dark underlayment and white drip edge laid before the shingles
- Cap shingles set over a ridge vent along the peak
- A solar attic fan, box vents and pipe vents set through the new roof
At a glance
- Roof
- Long gable ridge, one story
- Product
- Architectural shingles, slate gray blend
- Details
- Ridge vent, solar fan, box vents
- Setting
- Gravel bed, white gutters, tan siding
What you are looking at
From the roofline, the new roof reads as slate gray under a winter sky. Up close the tabs mix charcoal, pale silver and a hint of blue, with a dark shadow line under each course. The first photo follows one long slope to the ridge, with neighboring roofs and a few palms beyond.
Bundles were set out on the dark underlayment before the shingles went down, and a white drip edge ran along the eaves and rakes. The shingles are architectural, in a slate gray blend.
The ridge is the main feature. A strip of ridge vent runs along the peak under capped shingles, a low channel that lets hot attic air out at the top. Florida attics get hot, so a way out at the ridge matters.
Smaller vents break up the slope. A round black solar attic fan sits near the ridge, its small panel facing up. Beside it are a galvanized box vent with a rounded hood, a thin black pipe vent and a small white vent cap. Shingles are cut and lapped around each one.
The edges are white. A white gutter hangs along the eave, with a downspout and short elbow beside a post over tan lap siding. Under the gray sky of the last day, the same shingles look closer to charcoal. At a front gable end, a round green louver sits in the gable siding above a gravel bed with red flower pots, and a lower roof covers the entry below.
Along the side, the roof edge runs above a gutter, a gravel strip and an air conditioner, with a neighbor's blue house beyond. This page shows only the finished roof.
