Condition check
Shingle flexibility, grit cover and the condition of fasteners and flashing.
Looking after a treated roof
Roof Re-Treatment and Maintenance Plans in Temple Terrace
Shade brings algae back and sun keeps working on the shingles. A plan keeps an eye on both, so a treated roof stays in good order for as long as it can.
Discuss a plan — (656) 255-4809
Why we watch rather than guess
Roofs in Temple Terrace age unevenly. The shaded side tends to grow algae; the open side tends to dry out. One fixed interval would be too early for one face and too late for the other.
On each visit we look at both: how much growth has returned and how flexible the shingles still are. You get advice on what, if anything, is due, and a price before it goes ahead.
What each visit involves
Algae watch
A light soft wash before growth takes hold again.
Repeat treatment
Scheduled once testing shows the shingles stiffening again.
Minor fixes
Loose tabs or cracked collars dealt with on the spot, with your approval.
Plan questions
Do I have to join a plan?
No. You can always call when you want a check. A plan just means we remember the timing for you.
How many times can a roof be treated?
As long as the shingles stay sound, more than once. When a roof reaches the end of its useful life, we will tell you so rather than keep treating it.
Related services
- Asphalt Shingle Roof RejuvenationA soy-based treatment that restores give to sun-hardened shingles and helps them keep the granules they still have.
- Roof Soft Washing & Algae Stain RemovalLow-pressure cleaning that removes algae, moss and leaf stain from shaded roofs while leaving the surface grit untouched.
- Pre-Treatment Roof Tune-UpMinor repairs ahead of treatment, from resealing exposed fasteners and flashing to replacing shingles lost to wind.
Keep a treated roof in good shape
Call to hear how we would schedule visits for a roof with your mix of shade and sun.