A natural way to restore shingles
Our GreenSoy™ treatment brings flexibility back to aging shingles, making them durable and insurance-ready again. You’ll save 50% to 70% compared to the cost of a brand new roof.
We use patented GreenSoy™ technology to restore the original flexibility and strength of your shingles from the inside out. This simple treatment keeps your roof in good standing with insurance companies and can add up to 15 years of life to your home for a fraction of the cost of a full replacement.
Stopping Dryness and Damage Before It Starts
Asphalt shingles need to stay flexible to do their job, but the sun and heat eventually bake the natural oils right out of them. When this happens, they get brittle, lose their protective grit, and start to crack or curl. If your roof is between 12 and 18 years old, it probably isn't failing structurally. It is likely just dried out and needs the right treatment to bring that original flexibility back.
Strengthening Your Shingles From the Inside
Most roof coatings just sit on the surface, but our Fresh Roof treatment goes much deeper. We use specialized GreenSoy technology that soaks into the shingles to rebuild the asphalt binder from the inside out. This process restores the shingle flexibility by nearly 50 percent and keeps protective granules locked in place, giving your roof a much stronger defense against wind, rain, and hail.
Protecting Your Home and Your Budget
Replacing a roof is a massive expense that often costs between $15,000 and $25,000. Our rejuvenation service typically costs 50 percent to 70 percent less than a full replacement while adding up to 15 years of life to your roof. Since insurance companies recognize this as proactive maintenance, it is a smart way to protect your home while avoiding the risk of insurance cancellations or higher premiums.
Keeping Shingles Out of the Landfill
Choosing restoration over a full replacement is a great way to reduce your environmental impact. Every application keeps nearly four tons of waste out of our landfills and uses a non-toxic, soy-based formula that is safe for your family, pets, and plants. To help even more, we plant a tree through our partnership with One Tree Planted for every single home we treat.
Restoration is the smart way to save your roof and keep your insurance company happy without the massive price tag of a full replacement.
Replacing a roof can easily cost between $15,000 and $25,000. Rejuvenation usually costs about a third of that, giving you the same protection for a lot less money. It is a practical way to maintain your home without draining your savings.
Our bio-based treatment soaks deep into your shingles to replace the oils they lose over time. This makes them about 50% more flexible and helps the protective granules stay in place so your roof can handle wind, hail, and sun again.
If your insurance company is complaining about the age of your roof, we can help. Our restoration process is recognized by carriers and provides the professional care needed to satisfy their requirements and keep your policy active.
One application adds at least 6 years of life to your asphalt shingles. If you make it part of your regular maintenance, you can keep your current roof for up to 15 extra years before you ever have to think about a full replacement.
Save up to 70% of the cost of a full replacement while keeping your home insurance-compliant.
Asphalt shingles usually fail because they lose the natural oils that keep them flexible and weather-proof. Our rejuvenation treatment uses GreenSoy technology to penetrate deep into the shingles, restoring that flexibility and keeping the protective granules from falling off. If your roof is between 6 and 25 years old, you can avoid the headache and high cost of a total replacement. We’ll make sure your roof stays strong and fully covered by your insurance for years to come.
Miami-Dade, FL, USA
(305) 684-4265
Broward County, FL, USA
(305) 684-4265
Find out in 60 seconds if your roof qualifies for our insurance-approved restoration program — and how much you could save vs. a full replacement.