How do mountain conditions affect my roof?
High-altitude UV, freeze-thaw, heavy snow, ice dams, wind, and hail dry the oils out of asphalt shingles years earlier than at lower elevations. That is why High Country roofs often look “old” while the deck underneath is still sound — and why an honest inspection matters before anyone talks replacement.
Does roof rejuvenation really work?
Yes. The treatment is a plant-based bio-oil that penetrates aging asphalt shingles and restores the flexibility and waterproofing oils they lose over time — independently lab-tested and used on hundreds of thousands of roofs across the U.S. Each treatment adds up to 5 years of life, repeatable up to 3 times for 15 extra years.
How much does it cost compared to a new roof?
A typical roof replacement in Colorado’s High Country runs $20,000–$25,000+. Rejuvenation costs a fraction of that — usually around 20% of replacement cost — and is done in hours, not days.
What about my homeowner's insurance?
Insurance companies are increasingly dropping or surcharging homes with aging roofs. A documented tune-up and rejuvenation treatment can help your roof pass inspection and extend its insurable life.
Is it safe for my family, pets, and plants?
Yes — the treatment is a USDA-certified bio-based product, 100% safe for people, pets, and landscaping.
How do I know if my roof qualifies?
Every High Country roof is different. Erica inspects your shingles, checks granule loss and flexibility, and tells you honestly whether rejuvenation makes sense — or whether you genuinely need a replacement. We only recommend treatment when it will actually help. No cost, no obligation.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Colorado’s High Country, including Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Leadville, Vail, Avon, Edwards, Eagle, Minturn, Buena Vista and Salida.
