Asphalt shingle rejuvenation
Asphalt Shingle Roof Rejuvenation in Plant City
A plant-oil treatment that puts the flexibility back into dried-out asphalt shingles so they shed water and hold their granules — commonly another five to seven years from a roof that is still sound, for a fraction of a replacement.
What the treatment does
Asphalt shingles age because the Florida sun drives the oils out of the asphalt binder. Once they dry out, the shingles stiffen, crack along their edges and shed the granules that shield them from UV. This treatment is a soy-based oil that soaks into the shingle and restores some of those oils, so it flexes under heat instead of cracking and keeps hold of its granules. It is upkeep for a sound roof, not a repair for one that has already begun to fail.
Which roofs it suits
Rejuvenation works on asphalt shingle roofs that are aging but still whole. A quick look tells us for sure.
A good fit
- Asphalt shingles roughly a decade to two decades old
- No active leaks and sound decking underneath
- Shingles still lying flat, with fading and granule loss but no widespread cracks
Not a candidate
- Active leaks or soft, water-damaged decking
- Large areas of missing, curled or cracked shingles
- Tile, metal or flat roofs, which this treatment is not for
How it works
How the job runs
The look
We check flexibility, granule loss, age and any damage, and tell you plainly whether treating it is worth doing.
Any touch-ups
A few loose shingles, exposed nails or a worn boot get flagged so the spray meets a sound surface.
The treatment
On a dry day the soy-based product is worked evenly across the shingles — usually a few hours.
The follow-up
You get a clear account of the work and a sense of when a repeat treatment makes sense.
See if your roof is a candidate
Call and we will read the shingles, give you a straight answer, and quote the treatment before any work begins.