New roof preservation option
Not every aging asphalt roof requires immediate replacement. Shingles that remain structurally serviceable may qualify for treatment designed to delay premature replacement for up to five years.
Roof rejuvenation is a treatment for qualifying aging asphalt shingles that are still flat, secured and structurally serviceable. It is designed to help restore flexibility, improve granule retention, reduce continued brittleness, delay premature replacement and preserve a serviceable roof. It does not make worn shingles new again.
Starting at $1,595
The website provides one fixed treatment quote based only on measured roof area and pitch.
Five-year cost comparison
Designed to help preserve qualifying asphalt shingles and delay replacement for up to five years. Actual service life depends on existing condition, exposure and maintenance, so this is not a guarantee of five additional years.
Recent modeled quote comparisons
18,930 sq. ft. | 1/12
Replacement: $111,700 to $131,150
Fixed rejuvenation: $18,950
Potential price difference: $92,750 to $112,200
1,614 sq. ft. | 4/12
Replacement: $8,800 to $9,900
Fixed rejuvenation: $1,625
Potential price difference: $7,175 to $8,275
1,678 sq. ft. | 8/12
Replacement: $15,050 to $17,650
Fixed rejuvenation: $2,025
Potential price difference: $13,025 to $15,625
2,729 sq. ft. | 1/12
Replacement: $16,100 to $18,900
Fixed rejuvenation: $2,750
Potential price difference: $13,350 to $16,150
1,745 sq. ft. | 7/12
Replacement: $9,850 to $11,100
Fixed rejuvenation: $2,025
Potential price difference: $7,825 to $9,075
Correct isolated defects such as missing shingles or flashing issues.
Treat aging but serviceable asphalt shingles after required repairs.
Install a complete system when deterioration or failure is widespread.
Yes. The treatment price is fixed from the measured roof area and pitch. A condition review can approve or disqualify the roof, but it does not increase that treatment price. Required repairs, cleaning and unmeasured structures are separate.
No. Shingles and the roof deck must remain serviceable. Severe curling, cracking, granule loss, storm damage or decking concerns can disqualify a roof.
No. Active leakage, flashing failures, missing shingles, damaged decking and ventilation defects must be assessed and corrected separately.
No. It is a treatment applied to qualifying asphalt shingles, not a coating installed over a failed roof system.
No. Roof rejuvenation does not change the shingle impact rating or create a Class 4 roof system.
Yes. The instant quote shows the existing roof replacement estimate and the exact rejuvenation treatment price together.
It is the minimum treatment charge for the measured and selected roof structure. Repairs, required cleaning, detached garages, sheds and other unmeasured structures are separate.
Enter your address for one fixed roof rejuvenation price and the current replacement estimate.
Direct answers about qualification, cost, expected role, limitations, and how rejuvenation compares with repair or full replacement for a Calgary asphalt roof.
Roof rejuvenation is a treatment intended for qualifying asphalt shingles that still have useful service life but may benefit from restorative treatment. It does not rebuild failed flashing, decking, or missing roofing.
No. Rejuvenation is only appropriate for roofs that still meet condition requirements. A damaged, leaking, brittle, or broadly failed roof may need repair or replacement instead.
Qualification depends on shingle condition, active damage, adhesion, granule condition, missing or broken roofing, flashing, and the overall integrity of the roof system. The roof needs to remain fundamentally serviceable before treatment makes sense.
Pricing depends on roof area, pitch, access, and whether repairs are required before treatment. Trusted prices qualifying roofs by the measured roof and project conditions rather than using one flat price for every property.
The result depends on the starting condition of the shingles and the roof environment, so rejuvenation should be described as life-extension for a qualifying roof rather than a guaranteed replacement-equivalent lifespan.
Rejuvenation can make sense for a qualifying roof with remaining service life, while replacement is more appropriate when the roof is significantly aged, damaged, leaking, brittle, or failing across multiple components. The condition of the roof should decide the path.