Frequently Asked Questions

Fresh Roof is a rejuvenation spray designed to help asphalt shingles regain flexibility and resist UV-driven drying over time. It’s applied to the roof surface to protect against deterioration and extend service life.

To maintain and protect asphalt shingles: improve longevity, resist environmental damage (especially UV), reduce deterioration, enhance appearance, and provide a cost-effective alternative to premature replacement.

No. Fresh Roof is intended for asphalt-based roofing surfaces, primarily asphalt shingles. It is not meant for metal, tile, slate, wood, or concrete roofs.

Yes. It can be applied to new roofs as preventive maintenance and to older roofs that still qualify. Earlier treatment can help preserve granules and reduce drying/oxidation.

Residential jobs commonly take about 1–4 hours depending on size and complexity. Commercial work can take longer.

Typical dry time is about 2–4 hours depending on weather; full absorption/rebuild can continue up to 48 hours.

Best applied in favorable dry weather (often cited around 40–85°F) with no rain expected during the initial dry window. Avoid extreme temps, rain, and high winds for best results. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Fresh Roof is stated to not void typical shingle manufacturer warranties and is positioned as enhancing shingle performance/longevity.

It is described as eco-friendly, USDA bio-based content, and safe around people/pets/plants when applied properly.

For maximum benefit, shingles should retain about 60% granule coverage. If granule loss is severe, replacement/repairs may be needed.

Fresh Roof is described as improving granule retention, which can reduce hail-related granule loss and help protect the shingle surface from accelerated UV damage after storms.

Yes — it’s described as transferable with the property address, which can add value when selling a home.