Rejuvenation treats existing shingles that are dry but still intact; replacement removes the roof entirely. If your roof is not leaking, is roughly 10 to 20 years old and has 5 or fewer missing shingles, roof rejuvenation may be worth considering first.
When replacement is usually the conversation
A roof that is actively leaking or has many missing shingles has problems that a surface treatment is not meant to solve. Those roofs are not good candidates for rejuvenation.
When rejuvenation is worth a look
A roof that is largely intact but looks dry, faded or is starting to lose granules may be a candidate. Rejuvenation helps restore shingle flexibility and granule retention.
Questions to ask yourself
Is the roof leaking? Roughly how old is it? How many shingles are missing? Honest answers to these three questions narrow down your options quickly.
Get a clear answer
We will never tell you every roof can be saved. request an estimate for an honest look at whether your roof qualifies.
Frequently asked questions
Can a leaking roof be rejuvenated?
Rejuvenation is for roofs that are not currently leaking.
How do I know which option fits?
Check the three candidate criteria, then request an estimate to confirm.