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What Is Granule Loss & What Does It Have to Do with Shingle Health?

Finding sandy grit in your gutters, along the roof line, or under downspouts? Your roof may be shedding the protective layer of ceramic-coated stone and slag on the surface of your shingles. While it is normal to lose some grit in the first few months after a new roof is installed, protracted or extensive granule loss is never normal and must be addressed right away to prevent further damage.

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Dangers of High Attic Humidity: Roof Rot, Mold & More

High attic humidity rots out wooden decking, corrodes fasteners, and creates a breeding ground for mold. Once the wood and other materials get wet, they can swell and warp enough to push the shingles up away from your roof. Improving your ventilation and making attic checks a regular part of your maintenance plan can help you avoid disaster.

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Thermal Cycling: How Temperature Swings Shorten Roof Life

Thermal cycling happens to every asphalt roof in the United States every single day as temperatures rise and fall. You can’t stop it, and depending on where you live, the local climate may even make it worse. The good news is that roof restoration, shingle rejuvenation, and attic ventilation improvements can help you fight back and slow it down before it can severely damage your shingles.

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How UV Radiation Breaks Down Asphalt Shingles Over Time

High temperatures can wreak havoc on an asphalt shingle roof, but it’s actually the UV rays in sunlight that cause the most damage. These shorter-wavelength forms of light transfer much more energy into your shingles, which can cause the petrochemical oils inside the core to evaporate or harden. Shingle rejuvenators like Roof Maxx treat this problem at the root by replenishing these lost oils so the shingle feels soft and flexible again.

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Aerial view of workers treating an apartment building roof with Roof Maxx restoration service for rental property landlords.

Is Roof Restoration Right for Rental Property Landlords?

Most tenants appreciate when landlords keep up on maintenance, but a multi-day tear-off with dumpsters in the driveway can be so disruptive, you have to temporarily relocate them into other accommodations. Roof restoration helps you take care of minor repair needs for up to 80% less and takes less than an afternoon, and it can also help you get up to 15 more years of life out of each roof. More time between replacements means more money in your pocket, especially when you scale it across your portfolio.

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Two homeowners pack up their belongings after successfully selling their home.

Roof Maxx and Home Resale: What Buyers and Appraisers Think

An aging roof attracts the wrong kind of attention from buyers, agents, and appraisers when you’re trying to sell. Roof restoration can help roll back by making shingles flexible again so they perform better for up to 5 years. Every treatment comes with a 5-year transferable warranty that proves the roof has been professionally treated and maintained.

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Top-down view of an asphalt shingle roof with solar panels.

Mounting Solar on Asphalt Shingles: Prep Guide Homeowners

Installing solar panels on your roof is one of the best ways to reduce your energy bills and protect the planet, but your asphalt shingle roof needs to be in good condition to provide a solid foundation for them. To get ready to put them on, have your roof assessed and take care of any repair needs that come up first.

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Hands holding a damaged asphalt shingle with text overlay about the long-term costs of shingle damage.

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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Aging Homes, Higher Prices: Why Maintenance Wins

Aging houses and rising real estate prices are pricing many homeowners out of the market, so maintaining what you have is more important than ever. Scheduling inspections, staying on top of repairs, and treatment processes like roof restoration can help you get more life out of your home’s systems and keep costs down at the same time.

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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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Five Year Transferable Warranty

With our five-year, transferable warranty, you’ll enjoy the peace of mind that your roof and entire home are protected.

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