Curious about how Reactiv8 Roof Rejuvenation works? This section covers everything you need to know before booking a service — from application details to warranties.
FAQ’s
Reactiv8 is a plant-based solution designed to extend the life of asphalt shingles. It restores flexibility, improves granule adhesion, and enhances moisture resistance, helping homeowners avoid premature roof replacement.
Reactiv8 can extend the life of a shingle roof by 5 to 15 years, depending on the roof’s condition when treated and proper follow-up maintenance.
Reactiv8 is designed specifically for asphalt shingle roofs. It’s not intended for metal, tile, or other types of roofing materials.
Yes! Reactiv8 is made from over 95% bio-based, plant-derived ingredients. It is non-toxic and safe for people, pets, and landscaping.
No, Reactiv8 must be applied by a trained and certified technician to ensure even coverage and effectiveness.
A certified technician uses specialized spray equipment to evenly apply the product across your roof. The application is quick, clean, and typically completed in just a couple of hours.
The cost is significantly lower than a full roof replacement. Pricing varies depending on the size and condition of your roof, but homeowners typically save thousands by choosing Reactiv8 instead of replacing their shingles.
Reactiv8 may slightly darken shingles temporarily as it penetrates, but it will not change the color of the roof long-term. Any visual change usually fades within days.
Yes. Each treatment comes with a 5-year transferable warranty. Reapplication is available if needed after that period.
We work with local partners across the country. Scheduling depends on your location and demand, but most applications can be completed within 2 weeks of booking.
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