Rejuvenation Basics
Is roof rejuvenation safe for plants, pets and gutters?
Short answer
The treatments we use are bio-based and applied with landscaping, walkways and downspouts protected during the work. Keep pets and children indoors while the crew is on site and until the treatment has cured, the same as you would for any exterior work.
How the site is protected
- Plantings and shrubs beneath the eaves are covered before spraying
- Downspouts are managed so runoff doesn't reach garden beds
- Walkways, decks and vehicles nearby are covered or moved
- The site is walked and cleaned before we leave
Pets and family on the day
Plan on keeping pets inside while the crew works, and keep kids off the driveway and out from under the eaves. Once the treatment has cured, normal use resumes.
Ask for the product data
Any company treating your roof should be able to hand you the product's safety data sheet on request. If they can't tell you what they're spraying on your house, that's the answer to a different question.
See if your roof qualifies
Six quick questions about your roof, and an honest read on whether rejuvenation is likely to be a fit for it.
2-minute self-check
Answer six questions from the ground.
This won't replace an on-roof inspection, but your answers shape the recommendation you'll get at the end — including when rejuvenation isn't the right call. "Not sure" is a fine answer.
1.Is your roof roughly 8–25 years old?
2.Do you have any active leaks or interior water stains?
3.Are there shingles missing, cracked through, or hard-curled in sections?
4.Do you see granules collecting in gutters, or fading and dry-looking shingles?
5.Do any roof planes sag, or does the decking feel soft?
6.Does the roof have more than one layer of shingles?
0 of 6 answered — your personalized result appears when you finish.
Before you replace — see if you qualify.
A free roof assessment tells you whether your asphalt shingles still have serviceable life. If they don't, we'll say so and point you to a roofer we trust.