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Roof Replacement Cost Calculator

Replacing your roof is costly. Don’t believe us? See for yourself with this cost calculator, which also shows you how much money you could potentially save by extending the lifespan of your asphalt shingles with Roof Maxx instead of paying for a full replacement.
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Roof Lifespan Estimator (With & Without Roof Maxx)

The average asphalt shingle roof lasts around 30 years with regular inspections, timely repairs, and roof restoration solutions like Roof Maxx. If you’re already seeing symptoms like cracked, cupped, or missing shingles and granule loss, it’s time to consider replacement, repairs, or restoration.
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Roof Maxx 5-Year Guarantee: Coverage and Eligibility

Asphalt roads and asphalt shingles both fail the same way: the petrochemical oils in the material dry out, leaving it brittle and prone to cracking or breaking. Roof Maxx is backed by decades of research and independent testing proves the treatment can effectively replace them with safe, all-natural oils that restore flexibility and extend the life of your roof. Our 5-Year Warranty is our promise to you that if they don’t stay flexible for at least 60 months, we’ll retreat them at a prorated cost.

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Roof Lifespan: How Long Does a Roof Last?

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How to Estimate How Old Your Roof Is

Learn how to estimate the age of your roof, spot signs of aging asphalt shingles, and plan proactive roof maintenance before wear and tear forces you into an early replacement.
Title image with Roof Maxx logo and title "Roof Lifespan Estimator" on blue and orange transparencies over an image of a worker spraying on Roof Maxx treatment.

Roof Lifespan Estimator (With & Without Roof Maxx)

The average asphalt shingle roof lasts around 30 years with regular inspections, timely repairs, and roof restoration solutions like Roof Maxx. If you’re already seeing symptoms like cracked, cupped, or missing shingles and granule loss, it’s time to consider replacement, repairs, or restoration.

Top 10 Myths or Misconceptions About Roof Maxx

Residential roof restoration is catching on quickly as a cost-effective alternative for roof replacement, but myths and misinformation still exist. Learn more about the science behind solutions like Roof Maxx here so that you can honestly assess the value of restoring your shingles instead of paying more to replace them.
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Pioneering Roof Rejuvenation & Transforming an Industry

Roof rejuvenation owes much of its popularity and success to Mike Feazel, who grew Roof Maxx from a family business into a national brand in just a few short years. The company’s soy-based spray-on treatment for asphalt shingles was originally developed in partnership with the Ohio Soybean Council, and is scientifically proven to help make aged shingles flexible again. Today, hundreds of dealers in the US rely on Roof Maxx because it’s a cost-effective alternative to roof replacement.
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The Long-Term Costs of Shingle Damage: How Much Is It Costing You?

Most homeowners don’t realize how quickly a little shingle damage can snowball into repairs that cost thousands of dollars or force you into an early roof replacement. It only takes one lifted edge, hairline crack, or missing shingle for water to seep in and begin infiltrating your underlayment. Given enough time, this can lead to rot, structural damage, mold, and severe leaks that infiltrate your home, but yearly inspects, fast repairs, and roof restoration can help.
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Roof Fall Protection: Gear, Hazards, and Safe Practices

Sometimes the smartest thing you can do for your roof is to stay off of it. Almost all roofing accidents happen at home, and DIY roof work can lead to falls, ladder injuries, cuts, burns, electrocution, or worse. It’s safer to call a pro, but if you’re determined to do it, you need to have the right gear and learn how to use it safely.
Side-on shot of drip edge on an asphalt shingle roof during the construction process

What is Drip Edge & Why Is It Important On a Roof?

Properly installed drip edge helps prevent water damage, pest invasion, and leaks. Choosing the right type of drip-edge and material, generally galvanized steel or aluminum, can greatly impact how long it lasts, how easy it is to maintain, and how likely it is to fail over time. Professional roofers can assess the condition of your drip edge during a tune-up.
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How to Make Exterior Wood Doors Last Longer

Mahogany, walnut, white oak, fur, cedar—they’re all beautiful choices for your doors, but they need proper care to stay in good condition. Find out how to keep them clean and beautiful for decades in this guide from the home exterior experts at Roof Maxx.
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