Shingle RX of Oklahoma in Tulsa does roof rejuvenation for aging asphalt shingle roofs, and every roof starts with a free consultation. Treatments are backed by an 8 Year Warranty.
What roof rejuvenation means
Roof rejuvenation is a treatment for a shingle roof that is getting older but is still sound. Instead of tearing the roof off, the surface of the existing shingles is cleaned and then coated with a protective product. It suits a homeowner who sees fading, loose granules or dark streaks and wants to deal with them before they turn into a bigger problem.
Not every company that offers this service uses the same product or method, so it helps to ask exactly what will be applied to your roof and how. Shingle RX of Oklahoma is the Tulsa company that applies Shingle RX, and the details below describe how its work is done.
How the work is done
The roof is cleaned first with a soft wash, never a pressure washer. The soft wash removes algae, moss and the black streaks that collect on shingles. Pressure washing can be rough on an older roof, which is why it is not used here.
Once the roof is dry, Shingle RX is sprayed across every shingle, and it cures overnight. No shingles are torn off, and there is no dumpster in the driveway. For most homeowners that means far less mess and disruption than a full replacement.
What Shingle RX is
Shingle RX is a proprietary, water-based, 100% acrylic polymer. It bonds to the surface of the shingle and locks loose granules in place. As it cures, it forms a breathable, water-shedding protective membrane that gives the roof direct UV and weather protection.
The same coating guards against algae and continued surface deterioration. It is intended to remain bonded after curing, so it is meant to work as a protective layer on the shingles rather than something that sits loose on top.
Which roofs are a good fit
Shingle RX of Oklahoma treats asphalt shingle roofs that are roughly 8 to 20 years old and structurally sound. The roof may show granule loss, fading, minor curling or dark streaks. Those are the signs of a surface that is wearing, but a roof that has not failed.
If your roof matches that description, it is worth a look. A roof that is still solid underneath is the one that benefits most from being cleaned and sealed with a protective membrane.
Which roofs are not a fit
Some roofs need repair or replacement instead. Shingle RX is not right for roofs with active major leaks, widespread storm damage or compromised decking. It is also not for roofs made of anything other than asphalt shingles.
A reputable contractor should tell you plainly when a roof falls outside what a treatment can do. That is part of why the first step is an inspection rather than a sales promise. If your roof needs more than a surface treatment, you will hear that before any work is done.
Cost and warranty
A Shingle RX treatment costs a fraction of the cost of a full roof replacement. The exact figure depends on the roof, so a real price comes after your roof has been looked at, not from a general estimate.
Every Shingle RX treatment is backed by an 8 Year Warranty. When you compare companies, ask each one to put its warranty terms in writing so you can see what is covered.
Starting with a free consultation
Every roof starts with a free consultation with Shingle RX of Oklahoma. That visit is the time to ask about your roof’s age, condition and whether it qualifies. You can also ask about the soft wash, how the product is applied and what the warranty covers.
If you are weighing a treatment against a full replacement, bring both questions. Knowing whether your roof is a candidate is the most useful thing you can learn before you decide how to spend money on it.
Shingle RX of Oklahoma is based in Broken Arrow and serves 30 towns across Oklahoma, listed on our Service Areas page.