Your shingles don’t actually rest on the structure of your home—there’s another layer underneath, called the underlayment. Roof Maxx shows you how this component of your roofing system offers critical protection from water and helps prevent problems like leaks and mold growth.
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 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.
Property maintenance helps your real estate investments hold their value—but you need to keep it cost-efficient to make your business viable. Here are some easy ways to keep your portfolio in great shape—including treating shingle rooftops with Roof Maxx, which can extend their lifespan and save you up to 80% of what a full roof replacement costs.
Hail and flying debris can damage old asphalt shingles—but new impact-resistant shingles can cost upwards of $30,000. Roof Maxx is a cost-effective alternative that helps make your existing asphalt shingles flexible again so they can keep protecting your home.
Trees add beauty and curb appeal to your property, but they can also wreak havoc on your roof if they’re too close to your home. Learn how to prevent and repair this kind of damage by picking the right species and prioritizing maintenance in this guide from the team at Roof Maxx.
Your gutters protect your roof from water intrusion and prevent heavy rain from pooling up around your foundation, but is bigger always better? Compare your options so you can decide if 5″ or 6″ gutters are better for your home here.
Learn how to extend the life of your asphalt shingle roof with basic maintenance tips like cleaning gutters, clearing off any debris, trimming back trees, fixing missing or cracked shingles, and scheduling roof rejuvenation in this post.
If your drip edge is too large or too small, it won’t stop water from leaking down into your fascia and home. Discover how to find the perfect fit in this guide from Roof Maxx.
Not all siding is created equal. Many homeowners choose brick, fiber cement, and vinyl for traditional homes. Other popular choices include fiber cement or metal for modern homes, wood or engineered wood for cottages and bungalows, board and batten for farmhouses or ranch homes, and fiber cement or vinyl for coastal homes.
Prior to Roof Maxx, you had no alternative except to replace... and now you do, for pennies on the dollar.”
With our five-year, transferable warranty, you’ll enjoy the peace of mind that your roof and entire home are protected.
