ROOF REJUVENATION

New England's extreme weather and temperature swings can significantly shorten the life of asphalt shingles. With proper care and roof rejuvenation, shingles can retain their flexibility, strength, and performance, helping your roof protect your home for its full intended lifespan at a fraction of the cost of replacement.

Maximizing the Life of Your Asphalt Shingles

Schedule regular preventative maintenance, including cleaning and rejuvenation
Maintain proper roof ventilation and airflow
Regulate roof temperature to reduce thermal stress
Perform routine visual inspections, focusing on penetration points such as pipes, vents, flashing, skylights and checking for debris in valleys
Address minor issues and damaged shingles promptly

What is Roof Rejuvenation and when do you begin to rejuvenate?

An all-natural preventative maintenance treatment that restores essential oils to aging petroleum-based asphalts shingles, improving flexibility, water resistance, and UV protection.
For optimal results, roof rejuvenation should begin when the roof is 5-10 years old, followed by reapplication every 5-7 years.

Why Homeowners Choose Rejuvenation

Rejuvenation can add years to your shingles lifespan. As a matter of fact, a shingle manufacturer's warranty will NEVER cover decreased performance unless it is deemed a manufacturing defect. It does not cover premature aging, decreased flexibility/pliability or other defect(s) from aging.
Extends roof life by 10-15 years with regular applications
5 year pliability/flexibility warranty
Restores up to 80% of shingle flexibility
Enhances water resistance and color
Improves resistance to UV damage and oxidation
Costs significantly less than roof replacement
Minimal disruption: no noise, no nails, no flat tires, no debris, or dumpters!

Environmentally Conscious

USDA Certified Biobased
Plantbased, nontoxic, and biodegradable
Supports environmental responsibility by decreasing reliance on newly manufactured petroleum-based materials
Reduces environmental impact by limiting the production of new petroleum-based products and keeping old shingles out of landfills
Decreases the need to produce or introduce more petroleum-based products into the environments