[{"content":"Roof rejuvenation is a preservation treatment for aging asphalt shingles.\nAs shingles age, the asphalt components can become dry and less flexible. A rejuvenation treatment is designed to penetrate the shingles and help restore properties that are lost through aging and weather exposure.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/what-is-roof-rejuvenation/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"What is roof rejuvenation?","type":"faq"},{"content":"We begin by evaluating the condition of your asphalt shingle roof to determine whether rejuvenation is appropriate.\nIf the roof is a good candidate, it is prepared for treatment and the rejuvenation product is applied evenly across the shingle surface.\nThe goal is to preserve a roof that still has useful service life remaining rather than replacing it prematurely.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/how-does-shingle-renew-pro-work/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"How does Shingle Renew Pro work?","type":"faq"},{"content":"No.\nRoof cleaning is primarily intended to remove algae, organic growth, dirt, staining, and other surface contamination.\nRoof rejuvenation is intended to help preserve the physical properties of aging asphalt shingles.\nDepending on the condition of the roof, cleaning or other preparation may be recommended before rejuvenation.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/is-rejuvenation-same-as-cleaning/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Is roof rejuvenation the same as roof cleaning?","type":"faq"},{"content":"No.\nRoof rejuvenation is intended for aging asphalt shingle roofs that are still structurally serviceable.\nA roof with extensive leaks, severely deteriorated shingles, major storm damage, rotten decking, widespread missing shingles, or other serious problems may require repairs or replacement instead.\nThat is why we evaluate the roof before recommending treatment.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/can-every-roof-be-rejuvenated/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Can every asphalt shingle roof be rejuvenated?","type":"faq"},{"content":"Some common signs of an aging asphalt shingle roof include granules collecting in gutters, shingles becoming dry or brittle, fading, weathering, minor cracking, and loss of flexibility.\nAge alone does not determine whether a roof qualifies.\nThe overall condition of the shingles, roof system, flashing, decking, and other components should be considered before treatment.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/how-do-i-know-if-my-roof-qualifies/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"How do I know if my roof may be a good candidate?","type":"faq"},{"content":"The Shingle Renew Pro treatment is designed to improve shingle grit retention.\nManufacturer literature reports improved grit retention in treated shingles and states that the treatment can improve shingle grit retention by up to 50%.\nNo roof treatment can guarantee that granule loss will completely stop, and results depend on the age and condition of the roof.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/will-it-stop-granule-loss/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Can roof rejuvenation help reduce granule loss?","type":"faq"},{"content":"Yes. Improving the flexibility of aging asphalt shingles is one of the primary purposes of the treatment.\nManufacturer testing reports a significant improvement in flexibility and durability after treatment, with treated aged shingles demonstrating flexibility approaching that of newer shingles.\nIndividual results depend on the condition of the roof before treatment.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/does-it-restore-flexibility/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Can the Shingle Renew Pro treatment improve shingle flexibility?","type":"faq"},{"content":"The manufacturer states that the treatment can add approximately six years of roof life.\nThis should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every treated roof will last exactly six additional years.\nRemaining roof life depends on many factors, including the roof\u0026rsquo;s current condition, installation quality, weather exposure, ventilation, previous damage, and maintenance.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/how-much-life-can-it-add/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"How much longer can roof rejuvenation extend the life of my roof?","type":"faq"},{"content":"The manufacturer\u0026rsquo;s current literature recommends reapplication approximately every five years.\nThe appropriate timing for an individual roof can depend on its age, condition, climate, sun exposure, and other environmental factors.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/how-often-should-it-be-applied/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"How often should the Shingle Renew Pro treatment be applied?","type":"faq"},{"content":"No.\nThe Shingle Renew Pro treatment is not intended to create a thick painted or coated layer over the shingles.\nThe product is designed to absorb into asphalt shingles and interact with aged asphalt components rather than simply covering the surface.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/is-it-a-roof-coating/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Is the Shingle Renew Pro treatment a roof coating or paint?","type":"faq"},{"content":"The primary purpose of roof rejuvenation is preservation, not changing the color of the roof.\nThe appearance of weathered shingles may improve after treatment and preparation, but results will vary depending on shingle age, original color, staining, algae growth, and granule condition.\nIt should not be considered a substitute for painting or installing a different shingle color.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/will-it-change-roof-color/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Will rejuvenation change the color of my roof?","type":"faq"},{"content":"No.\nRoof rejuvenation is not a substitute for necessary roofing repairs.\nLeaks caused by damaged flashing, missing shingles, penetrations, deteriorated decking, installation defects, or other roofing problems should be repaired before rejuvenation treatment.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/will-it-fix-leaks/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Will roof rejuvenation fix a leaking roof?","type":"faq"},{"content":"Manufacturer testing reports a reduction in flame spread on treated shingles.\nThis does not mean that a treated roof becomes fireproof, and the treatment should not be represented as changing a roof assembly\u0026rsquo;s official fire classification unless supported by the applicable certified testing and documentation.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/does-it-help-with-fire-resistance/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Does the Shingle Renew Pro treatment improve fire resistance?","type":"faq"},{"content":"The manufacturer describes the Shingle Renew Pro treatment as environmentally and family friendly and states that it produces no odors.\nAs with any professional roof treatment, application should still be performed according to the manufacturer\u0026rsquo;s instructions and appropriate site-protection procedures.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/is-rejuvenation-environmentally-friendly/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Is the Shingle Renew Pro treatment environmentally friendly?","type":"faq"},{"content":"For a roof that still qualifies for treatment, rejuvenation can be substantially less expensive than tearing off and replacing the entire roof.\nThe actual cost depends on factors such as roof size, pitch, accessibility, condition, preparation requirements, and repairs that may be needed.\nWe provide pricing after evaluating the roof.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/is-rejuvenation-cheaper-than-replacement/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Is roof rejuvenation less expensive than roof replacement?","type":"faq"},{"content":"The amount of time required depends on the size, pitch, accessibility, cleanliness, and condition of the roof.\nPreparation and treatment requirements can vary from one property to another, so we evaluate the roof before providing a project schedule.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/how-long-does-the-process-take/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"How long does the roof rejuvenation process take?","type":"faq"},{"content":"In most cases, no.\nRoof rejuvenation work is performed on the exterior of the home.\nBefore treatment begins, we will explain any preparation or access requirements that apply to your property.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/do-i-need-to-leave-home/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Do I need to leave my home during treatment?","type":"faq"},{"content":"Possibly.\nThe roof needs to be evaluated to determine whether the asphalt shingle areas requiring treatment are sufficiently accessible.\nSolar panels, mounting hardware, roof penetrations, and the condition of the surrounding shingles all need to be considered before treatment.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/solar-panels/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Can a roof with solar panels be rejuvenated?","type":"faq"},{"content":"We will tell you.\nRoof rejuvenation is not appropriate for every roof.\nIf we find that the roof is too deteriorated, has significant damage, or needs repairs or replacement instead, we will explain what we found rather than recommending a treatment that is not appropriate for the roof.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/what-if-my-roof-does-not-qualify/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"What happens if my roof does not qualify for rejuvenation?","type":"faq"},{"content":"Start with a roof assessment.\nWe will evaluate the condition of your asphalt shingle roof and determine whether rejuvenation appears to be an appropriate option.\nIf the roof qualifies, we can then explain the recommended preparation, treatment process, and pricing.\n","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/how-do-i-get-started/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"How do I get started?","type":"faq"},{"content":"","date":"12 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/about/","section":"About Us","summary":"","title":"About Us","type":"about"},{"content":"","date":"12 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/how-it-works/","section":"How It Works","summary":"","title":"How It Works","type":"how-it-works"},{"content":"","date":"12 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/privacy/","section":"Privacy Policy","summary":"","title":"Privacy Policy","type":"privacy"},{"content":"","date":"12 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/","section":"Shingle Renew Pro","summary":"","title":"Shingle Renew Pro","type":"page"},{"content":"","date":"12 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/terms-and-conditions/","section":"Terms \u0026 Conditions","summary":"","title":"Terms \u0026 Conditions","type":"terms-and-conditions"},{"content":"","date":"1 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/faq/","section":"Frequently Asked Questions","summary":"","title":"Frequently Asked Questions","type":"faq"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/contact/","section":"Contact","summary":"","title":"Contact","type":"contact"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/what-we-do/","section":"What We Do","summary":"","title":"What We Do","type":"what-we-do"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/why-renew/","section":"Why Renew","summary":"","title":"Why Renew","type":"why-renew"}]