ShingleRX bonds to aging shingles and forms a protective membrane. Up to 16 more years of roof life, backed by an 8-year warranty — for about 20% of what a tear-off costs.
A one-day treatment with no tear-off, and a guarantee of no granule loss, no leaks, and no algae growth for 8 years.
Straight answers
Dayten Eisenmann owns and runs it. He's lived in Mahomet his whole life and farmed here before opening the company last year. When you call, you're talking to the person who'll be looking at your roof.
On the right roof, yes. ShingleRX is an acrylic polymer that bonds to the shingle surface and locks down the granules that are still up there. What it can't do is rebuild a roof that's already failing — no coating can. That's why the inspection comes first, and why we'll tell you when your roof isn't a candidate.
It depends on square footage, pitch, and the condition of what's up there, so we won't put a number on it without seeing the roof. As a rule, treatment runs about 20% of what a full tear-off costs. You get a written price before we leave, and there's nothing to sign on the spot.
Eight years against granule loss, leaks, and algae growth. It's in writing, included with every treatment, at no extra cost.
That depends where your roof is starting from. A roof that's structurally sound but dry can gain up to 16 more years with repeat treatments. A roof with real damage or active leaks needs replacing, and treatment won't change that. The inspection tells you which one you have.
The ShingleRX treatment comes with an 8-year warranty.
ShingleRX is a 100% acrylic polymer coating that bonds to the shingle surface and forms a protective membrane, resisting both UV breakdown and moisture.
We can document the condition of your roof after treatment, with photos of every slope. Carriers vary on what they'll do with that, so check with yours before you count on it.
No. Roof rejuvenation is appropriate for roofs that are structurally sound but showing surface wear — brittleness, minor granule loss, UV oxidation. It is not appropriate for roofs with structural damage, significant leaks, or decking issues. A free inspection will determine whether your roof qualifies.
Free inspection, photos of every slope, and an honest answer either way.