Your questions, answered clearly

Can my roof be treated?

Age is a clue, not a diagnosis. An assessment must check the shingles, signs of leaks, needed repairs and treatment compatibility. Some roofs need repair or replacement.

Does treatment replace a repair?

No. Treatment does not repair a leak, faulty flashing or a damaged roof deck. These issues need to be assessed and addressed separately.

How much does treatment cost?

The price depends on roof area, access, preparation and the selected product. A quote lets you compare treatment with other work your roof may need. A price per square foot cannot replace that assessment.

How long does the work take?

The schedule is confirmed after the assessment. Roof size, preparation, repairs and product application requirements affect timing. Weather may require rescheduling.

What warranty applies?

Ask for the proposed treatment’s written warranty, conditions, exclusions and maintenance requirements. Product, workmanship and shingle warranties are separate documents.

Do I need to know my roof’s exact age?

No. An estimate is enough to start, and you can say you are unsure. An inspection and any available records help establish its condition.

Is service available in my area?

Include the property’s city and postal or ZIP code in your request. Service availability is confirmed for that address before work is scheduled.

How do I compare treatment and replacement?

Compare the same scope: initial condition, repairs, preparation, product, warranty and maintenance. Treatment is not suitable for every roof; the choice must first meet the building’s needs.