Those black streaks aren't dirt.
They're your roof aging in real time.

It's not a surface coating or sealant sitting on top of your shingle — that's what makes the "temporary" objection fair for other products, not this one. Our USDA-certified bio-oil penetrates the asphalt matrix on a molecular level and replaces the petrochemical oils your shingles have already lost to UV damage. Every treatment is backed by a fully transferable 5-year warranty, applied by our own in-house team — not a one-man band that might not answer the phone next year.

That's exactly what the free inspection is for. If your roof has lost structural integrity or has severe granular loss, we'll tell you honestly that a treatment isn't the right fit — we only treat roofs that scientifically qualify for long-term preservation. Our process also includes a physical tune-up first, hammering down lifted nails and sealing flashing, before any treatment goes on.

Unlike heavy petroleum coatings or high-pressure washing that strips granules, our soy-based formula is designed to be chemically compatible with asphalt and doesn't alter the manufacturer's intended breathability. Many homeowners have used their post-treatment inspection report — documenting the restored condition and flexibility of the shingles — to satisfy an insurer's requirements. We'll never promise a specific insurance outcome; every carrier and policy is different, and we recommend confirming directly with your provider. We do not claim to prevent leaks. An active leak is a separate issue we'll assess honestly during your free inspection.

Completely fair — this isn't a decision to rush. Just know that every month of delay is another month of sun pulling oils out of your shingles, and our seasonal scheduling in Metro Detroit does fill up. Your free inspection and quote don't expire the moment you get them — take the report, talk it over, and come back to us when you're ready. We'd rather earn the decision than pressure it.

No catch — it's a different scope of work. A full tear-off replaces every shingle, the underlayment, and often the decking, which is why it runs $20,000–$30,000. Restoration works with the asphalt you already have, cleaning and replenishing it rather than removing and rebuilding it. That's the entire reason it costs roughly 80% less: it's genuinely less work, using less material, generating zero landfill waste.