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How Long Does a Roof Maxx Treatment Take?
The application of a Roof Maxx treatment takes between 30 minutes at the least and a few hours at the most. The time it takes to apply the treatment will depend on the size of your roof and the state and condition of your roof and asphalt shingles.
Our local technicians will be able to give you a precise, customized estimate. Before beginning the process of applying the Roof Maxx treatment, our technicians will conduct an initial assessment to determine the condition of your roof. They will examine your roof and give you an estimate for how long the application of the Roof Maxx treatment will take.
Smaller roofs that are clean and in good repair, other than brittle and inflexible shingles, can usually be finished in as little as a half hour. The Roof Maxx treatment will take longer, up to several hours, if the technician notes any issues that require additional steps to prepare the asphalt roof for treatment. This pretreatment tune-up may include removing debris such as sticks or leaves, sealing exposed nails, and securing loose flashing. All of these need to be done before Roof Maxx can be applied.
There may be some additional problems or repairs needed before Roof Maxx can be applied. We will examine your roof for problems and leaks, let you know if there are any problems, and make recommendations for fixing them. Weather, sunshine, and age can have a damaging effect on your roof, with problems ranging from debris damage to leaking.
Roof Maxx is a specialized eco-friendly spray designed to extend the life of your asphalt roof tiles by restoring their natural flexibility, leaving them less prone to breaking and leaking. If you already have these problems on your roof, you may be able to fix them and then apply Roof Maxx to extend the life of the rest of your roof.
So how long does a Roof Maxx treatment take? Every roof is different. Our local technicians can examine your roof to let you know how Roof Maxx can help and how long the treatment will take. Contact us today for more information and to schedule an evaluation.
