Cost
One of the biggest reasons homeowners investigate roof rejuvenation is simple: replacing a roof can be expensive. Roof rejuvenation provides another potential option for qualifying asphalt shingle roofs that haven't yet reached the point where replacement is necessary.
The cost of treating a roof can vary depending on factors including:
Because roofs differ significantly, homeowners should evaluate the actual roof rather than relying solely on a national average.
Roof replacement involves significantly more than applying new roofing material. Replacement can involve removing existing shingles, disposal, labor, underlayment, flashing and installation of the new roofing system.
Roof rejuvenation works with the existing qualifying shingles instead. That difference can make rejuvenation substantially less expensive than replacing an otherwise serviceable roof.
Rejuvenation may make sense when:
Saving money shouldn't be the only consideration. A roof that has significant structural problems, severe shingle failure, extensive leaking or other serious deficiencies may need repair or replacement.
Roof Sauce isn't intended to turn a failed roof into a good roof. The goal is to help maintain qualifying roofs before they reach that point.
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