A roof roughly 10 to 20 years old may show fading, stiffness, curling edges or granule loss. If it is not leaking and has 5 or fewer missing shingles, it is typically a good candidate for roof rejuvenation.
Fading and dull color
Shingles that look washed out compared with when they were new are often drying out.
Curling or lifted tabs
Edges that lift or curl can be a sign of stiffness. Note them from the ground and mention them when you call.
Granules in the gutters
Granules collecting in gutters suggest shingles are losing their surface.
What to do
Walk through our three quick candidate checks, then request an estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 15-year-old roof too old for rejuvenation?
Roofs roughly 10 to 20 years old are typically good candidates, as long as they are not leaking and have 5 or fewer missing shingles.
Should I wait until there is a leak?
Rejuvenation is for roofs that are not leaking, so it is worth asking before problems start.