Mike Feazel: Guest Appearances
2 min
January 26, 2021

Mike Feazel on Central Texas Living

Mike Feazel explains that Roof Maxx is a plant-based bio-oil sprayed onto asphalt shingles to restore their flexibility. He says shingles fail faster today because they contain less asphalt, which means less oil. According to Mike, each treatment is good for five years and can be repeated. He also describes the warranty, the environmental benefit and how homeowners request a quote.
In this episode
  • Why Mike says today's asphalt shingles fail faster than they used to.
  • How the plant-based treatment works and what Mike says it costs compared with a replacement.
  • The warranty, the landfill benefit and how to get a quote from a local dealer.
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Key Takeaways

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  1. 01

    Mike says less asphalt in today's shingles means less oil, so they fail more quickly.

  2. 02

    He compares the bio-oil treatment to a skin moisturizer that soaks into the shingles and restores flexibility.

  3. 03

    According to Mike, each treatment is good for five years, and the roof can be treated again after that.

  4. 04

    Mike puts the average roof replacement at $10,000 to $20,000 and a treatment at a few thousand dollars.

  5. 05

    He says the treatment is warranted and the warranty can be transferred if you sell your home.

  6. 06

    Mike says each treated home keeps about three and a half tons of debris out of the landfill.

  7. 07

    Homeowners fill out the quote form on roofmaxx.com, and Mike says a nearby dealer then assesses the roof and gives a price.

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Transcript

Full episode, 2 min. Lightly edited for readability.

How Roof Maxx works

Mike Feazel 00:00

Today’s asphalt shingles are failing at a much quicker rate than they were in years past, and it’s simply because less asphalt means less oil. Roof Maxx is a bio oil. It’s an all-natural, plant-based treatment, like a skin moisturizer for your shingles. We spray it onto an asphalt roof, it penetrates down into the shingles, and it restores flexibility and waterproofing protection. Each treatment is good for five years.

Nine out of ten roofs that are being torn off and taken to the landfill could be extended by ten years. The average roof replacement is anywhere from ten to twenty thousand dollars, and we’re just a few thousand dollars to take it out five years. Then we come back in five years and treat again. It’s a warranted product: we guarantee that flexibility, and the warranty is transferable if you’re looking at selling your home. It’s safe, there’s no mess, and we’re in and out in a few hours, maximum.

It benefits the environment, because we keep about three and a half tons of debris out of the landfill for each home we treat. Asphalt shingles will sit in a landfill for 200 to 300 years.

How to get in touch

Mike Feazel 01:15

To get in touch with our dealers, all you do is come to roofmaxx.com and complete the Get a Quote form. That form is automatically sent to the dealer closest to your address, so it connects you immediately. The dealer then reaches out, schedules an appointment, comes out and assesses the roof. Nine out of ten roofs we visit, we can treat, and then they give you a price for treatment. So it’s a simple process. You can also call our toll-free number and speak with one of our representatives. We’re happy to answer any questions as well.

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Host · Central Texas Living
Mike Feazel
Roof Maxx CEO
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