Granular loss has likely already started. The earlier you rejuvenate, the more life — and money — you save.
Go outside and look at your house from the side — pick the image below that looks most like your house.
Do you see moss or black streaks anywhere on the roof surface?
How many stories above ground is the home? (Don't count a basement.)
Full replacement means pulling panels off and reinstalling them — a cost (and a risk) homeowners insurance typically won't touch. Rejuvenation sprays underneath without removing them.
These are estimates only, not exact numbers.
Based on the field sheet above — updates live as you adjust it.
At 5 years old, granular loss is likely already underway — roughly 7 year(s) before you hit average end-of-life.
A small investment to protect it NOW can save you tens of thousands in replacement.
Most manufacturer warranties are conditional, not automatic. They require documented, regular roof maintenance — and if there's no paper trail, insurers and manufacturers routinely deny claims when something goes wrong. A warranty you can't prove you maintained is a warranty that won't pay out.
Rejuvenation is itself a documented maintenance event: it gives you dated proof of care, which is exactly what protects the warranty you already paid for.
A full tear-off means every panel comes off and goes back on. That's added labor cost — and added risk of cracked panels, voided panel warranties, or wiring issues during the move. Homeowners insurance generally treats this as routine roofing work, not storm or accident damage, so it isn't covered.
Rejuvenation treats the roof surface underneath the array in place. No disconnection, no reinstall, no exposure.
These numbers are a field estimate. A certified inspector can confirm your exact scope and lock in pricing.
Estimate only. Final pricing confirmed after in-person roof inspection. Rejuvenation availability depends on existing deck condition.