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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.

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.

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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Why Are Asphalt Shingles Not Lasting Like They Used To?

New asphalt shingles are made with fewer raw materials, new buildings often have less roof ventilation, and temperatures are rising. All of this means shingles don’t last as long as they used to, but roof restoration treatments, inspections, and preventative maintenance can help extend their lifespan despite these factors.

Roof Tune-Ups: The Fix-First Step That Extends Shingle Life

Did you know that Roof Maxx is more than just a spray? Every process starts with a free Roof Tune-Up to repair minor issues like small leaks, nail pops, cracked vent gaskets, and damaged caulking so the treatment can soak in fully and provide maximum benefit. You need both if you want to get as much life out of your shingles as possible.

Cleaning Your Roof: DIY Steps vs Pro Work Before Treatment

The average roof collects far more dirt and debris than homeowners realize, and using the wrong methods to try and clean it off at home can lead to serious shingle or structural damage. DIY cleaning should be limited to basic tasks like removing debris and cleaning gutters for safety reasons. For tougher jobs, it’s always best to call in a pro!

10 Surprising Green Home Renovation Ideas

Roof Maxx helps keep aging asphalt shingles out of the landfill, lowering your carbon footprint. See how this treatment can be combined with other sustainability upgrades like solar panels and new insulation to help you save money on energy, reduce heat loss, conserve water, and more.

What Is Roof Rejuvenation (& Does It Really Work)?

Roof rejuvenation helps make dried-out asphalt shingles flexible again so they can resist the weather. See how it works, how much it can save you in the long-run, and if it really works in this post.

4 Homes Before & After Roof Maxx

Wind, rain, hail, freeze-thaw cycles, and extreme heat can wear away at your asphalt shingles over time and cause them to become brittle. Case studies from restoration treatments like Roof Maxx prove that roof restoration rolls back the clock to help you get more life out of your existing roof for up to 80% less than a total replacement.

How Much Do Roofing Shingles Cost?

The cost of roofing shingles typically starts at around $0.70–$4 for 3-tab, architectural, and luxury asphalt, while premium materials like steel ($4–$7), slate ($8–$18), wood ($4–$6), and aluminum ($3–$6) cost significantly more. Roofs with complex designs or steep pitches are harder to work on and often use up additional materials, which means you’ll pay more for materials, labor, and other related expenses.

Guide: Replacing vs. Restoring Your Roof

Explore the pros and cons of restoring vs. replacing your roof, from upfront costs and level of disruption in your life to long-term value in this guide. Plus, find out how Roof Maxx, regular roof care, trimming trees and other tips can help you put off a full replacement for 5-15+ years!

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.

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