If your asphalt shingles are dried out and brittle but still have life left, a Fresh Roof rejuvenation treatment can restore flexibility and extend their life for a fraction of the cost of a new roof.
Figures are Fresh Roof’s published claims. Results depend on your roof’s age and condition, which we check at a free inspection.
Sun, heat and rain slowly dry out the oils in asphalt shingles. They turn brittle, crack, lose granules and lift in the wind. Fresh Roof is a plant-based treatment made with soy (“GreenSoy™ Technology”) that soaks into the shingles and restores flexibility from the inside.
In Fresh Roof’s third-party lab testing, treated aged shingles were about 50% more flexible than untreated ones.
In Fresh Roof’s granule-adhesion testing, aged architectural shingles treated with Fresh Roof lost about 59% fewer granules than untreated ones (1.75% vs. 4.29% of their weight).
Restored shingles lay flatter, which Fresh Roof says helps reduce wind lift and blow-offs.
Soy-based formula developed from research at Iowa State University. Fresh Roof calls it a 96% USDA-certified biobased product — non-toxic, VOC-free and made in the USA — and plants a tree for every roof treated.
Test results are from Fresh Roof’s published studies and dealer materials. Rejuvenation doesn’t make a roof hail-proof or replace storm-damage repairs.
Fresh Roof restores the darker, richer color shingles had when new — no dyes or paint.
Photos: Fresh Roof. Results vary with shingle age, color and condition.
Every treatment starts with a free inspection. If your roof is past the point where rejuvenation makes sense, we’ll tell you straight — no pressure.
We inspect shingles, granules, flashing and decking, and photo-document what we find.
Any loose or damaged shingles and flashing are fixed before treatment.
We clean debris and apply Fresh Roof. Most homes take 1–2 hours.
A final inspection, photos for your records, and your warranty paperwork.
Photos: Fresh Roof.
| Fresh Roof rejuvenation | New shingle roof | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | About $95–$115 per square (roughly $2,000–$3,500 for many Austin homes) | About $450–$575+ per square |
| Time on site | A few hours | 1–3 days |
| Adds | Up to about 6 years of life per treatment (per Fresh Roof) | A brand-new roof and new manufacturer warranty |
| Best when | Shingles are aging but still sound | Shingles are failing, damaged, or near end of life |
Prices are DKD Roofing’s typical ranges and are confirmed after inspection. Your instant estimate shows a price for your roof’s size and pitch.
It’s for asphalt shingle roofs that still have structural life. We confirm with a free inspection before recommending it — if your roof needs repair or replacement instead, we’ll tell you.
Fresh Roof says one treatment can add up to about 6 years of life, and recommends reapplying every 5–6 years.
Fresh Roof describes the product as 100% plant-based, VOC-free and non-toxic, and safe for people, pets and plants.
Fresh Roof says treated roofs can handle rain in as little as about an hour, depending on the weather. We schedule around the forecast.
Yes. As a Fresh Roof dealer, we apply the treatment with Fresh Roof’s 6-year performance warranty. We’ll go over the terms with you before work starts.
No. Rejuvenation is maintenance for aging shingles. If your roof has storm or hail damage, it needs repair or an insurance claim first — and we can help with both.
Fresh Roof says treated shingles regain a darker, richer color, without dyes or coatings.
Free roof check and photo report. Straight answers either way.
