
This Oak Run home in southwest Ocala needed a planned shingle replacement on a roughly 20-year roof. The reroof put about 26 squares of Owens Corning Duration architectural shingles in Antique Silver on the house, with 8 rolls of MFM SA starter, 4 bundles of ProEdge hip and ridge, and new white drip edge. Every full replacement we do includes new drip edge with the new shingles.
The homeowner wanted an age-related replacement and stayed with shingles. Sales consultant Mike Abadin walked the project near the community golf course.
This is a finished case study from a real Oak Run reroof. You can also view the project on our Oak Run Antique Silver Showcase.

Finished Owens Corning Duration Antique Silver roof in Oak Run, southwest Ocala, FL near the community golf course.
Why Owens Corning Duration Antique Silver for an Oak Run reroof?
Antique Silver is a blended light-gray architectural color that stays clean against light siding and landscaping common in Oak Run.
This job was about 26 squares of Owens Corning Duration in Antique Silver. Duration is a laminated architectural shingle, so the field has more dimension than an older 3-tab roof. On a lot in Oak Run near the community golf course, the Antique Silver field handles Marion County UV without looking washed out.
The homeowner replaced a roughly 20-year shingle roof for age and stayed with asphalt. Duration Antique Silver upgraded the whole system while keeping a familiar shingle look for the neighborhood.
Does a full Oak Run reroof include new white drip edge with Duration Antique Silver?
Yes. On every full roof replacement we install new drip edge with the new shingles.
This job used new white drip edge. The metal lines the eaves and rakes against the Antique Silver field and protects the deck edge where water leaves the roof. Edge metal gets replaced with the system on a full reroof.
Starter used 8 rolls of MFM SA starter, and the hips and ridges were finished with 4 bundles of Owens Corning ProEdge.

Finished Antique Silver Duration field with vents on an Oak Run, Ocala, FL reroof.
What does a finished Duration Antique Silver field look like on an Oak Run roof?
This is a completed reroof of about 26 squares of Duration in Antique Silver, with matching ProEdge ridge caps finishing the peaks and a clean ridge vent line.
Homes in Oak Run take Marion County heat, UV, and summer storms. A Duration system with new white drip edge is built for that weather on a residential Ocala lot.

Finished Antique Silver Duration field with ridge vent detail on an Oak Run, Ocala, FL reroof.
Project details
Detail This project
System / manufacturer Owens Corning Duration architectural shingles
Color Antique Silver
Squares About 26
Starter 8 rolls MFM SA starter
Hip / ridge 4 ProEdge
Drip edge New white (always new on a full reroof)
Project type Roof replacement
Neighborhood Oak Run
City Ocala, FL
Nearby landmarks Community golf course
Sales consultant Mike Abadin
Permit Permit pulled
FAQs
Can you replace an Oak Run roof just because it is old?
Yes. This Oak Run homeowner replaced a roughly 20-year shingle roof for age and stayed with asphalt. A planned reroof does not require storm damage.
Is Duration Antique Silver a good match for light siding in Oak Run?
Yes. Antique Silver is a blended light-gray architectural color that reads clean next to light siding and landscaping. This job used Duration Antique Silver on about 26 squares in Oak Run.
Where is the nearest Brehm Roofing office for Oak Run and Ocala?
Our Ocala office is at 1729 E Silver Springs Blvd Suite 5, Ocala, FL 34470. We handle residential roof replacements throughout Ocala, Oak Run, Dunnellon, The Villages, and nearby Marion County communities.
Brehm Roofing provides residential roof replacements throughout Ocala, Gainesville, The Villages, Minneola, and nearby North Central Florida communities. The nearest office for this Oak Run job is our Ocala location at 1729 E Silver Springs Blvd Suite 5.
Get a Free Estimate if you want to talk through an Owens Corning Duration reroof in Antique Silver in Oak Run or greater Ocala.




