Is My Roof a Candidate?
Roof Renewal is designed for aging asphalt shingles that still have useful life remaining. The goal is to rejuvenate a roof before it reaches the point where replacement is the only practical option.
You do not need to know the exact condition of your roof before contacting us. These signs can simply help you understand whether your roof may be worth evaluating.
Your Roof May Be a Good Fit If...
Roof Renewal is most appropriate when asphalt shingles are aging, but the roof is still generally sound and has not deteriorated too far.
The Roof Is Showing Its Age
The shingles may be fading, drying out or beginning to lose granules, but the roof is still generally intact.
The Shingles Are Mostly Sound
There are not widespread missing, broken, badly curled or severely deteriorated shingles across the roof.
There Are No Known Active Leaks
The roof is not currently allowing water into the home and there is no known significant damage to the roof decking underneath.
Flashing & Roof Penetrations Are Intact
Chimneys, vents, flashing and other penetrations are not showing obvious problems that would need repair before rejuvenation.
The Roof Still Has Useful Life Left
The roof may be older, but it has not yet reached the stage where a complete tear-off and replacement is clearly necessary.
You Want to Delay Replacement
You are looking for a practical way to get more useful life from an aging asphalt roof before taking on the cost of replacement.
That’s Exactly What the Roof Check Is For.
You do not need to diagnose your own roof. Start with a few basic details and we’ll help determine whether Roof Renewal may be a fit.
Some Roofs May Be Too Far Gone for Renewal
Roof Renewal works best before serious roof failure begins. If the shingles or roof structure have already deteriorated significantly, repair or replacement may be the better option.
Widespread Missing or Broken Shingles
If large areas of the roof have missing, cracked or badly damaged shingles, rejuvenation may not be enough to restore the roof.
Active Roof Leaks
Known water intrusion can indicate damage that needs to be repaired before any rejuvenation treatment should be considered.
Severe Curling or Deterioration
Shingles that are badly curled, splitting or breaking apart may already be beyond the point where rejuvenation is practical.
Significant Decking Damage
Soft, rotted or damaged roof decking is a structural issue that cannot be corrected by treating the shingles above it.
A Roof Evaluation Looks at More Than Age
A roof can be older and still be a good candidate for rejuvenation. What matters most is the condition of the shingles and the roof system as a whole.
Overall Shingle Condition
We look at whether the shingles are still generally intact or whether cracking, curling, breakage or deterioration has become too severe.
Granule Loss
Some granule loss is common as shingles age. We look at how much wear has occurred and whether the shingle surface is still suitable for treatment.
Signs of Leaks or Moisture
Active water intrusion or known moisture problems may indicate issues that need repair before rejuvenation should be considered.
Flashing & Roof Penetrations
We look at areas around chimneys, vents and other penetrations for visible problems that may require repair.
Roof Deck Condition
Soft, rotted or damaged decking is a structural problem that cannot be corrected by treating the shingles above it.
Whether Renewal Makes Sense
The goal is not to force every roof into treatment. We want to determine whether Roof Renewal is a practical option for your specific roof.
Let’s Check Your Roof.
Start with three quick details. We’ll help determine whether Roof Renewal may be a good fit for your roof.