Kapilina Beach Homes was a launch of a new brand and identity for this community mix of 2,3 and 4 bedroom, garden-style rental homes. The new roofing system installed on all buildings was a mix of Malarkey Highlander 30 Year shingle laminate shingles varying in color from building to building to be either a Silver Wood or Sienna Blend color.

Formerly known as Waterfront at Puuloa, this community located at Iroquois Point was more representative of track housing for military families. The re-roofing project was one portion of a complete make-over for the entire community, with the goal to aesthetically transform the look and feel of the homes.

This was a 326 building (mix of single family homes, duplex buildings and 2-level town homes) project included total tear off of the existing shingles, underlayment, vent-pipe flashing, removing existing skylights and properly disposing of all materials according to management regulations.

Unlike typical projects that can outline a pre-defined plan of action to methodically move down a row of homes for tear-off and installation, this project required that the crews move according to the vacancies so as not to disturb existing tenants. This required attention to detail planning and tight communications with the Carmel Properties team to be able to plan accordingly, efficiently and move seamlessly within the community.