Roof rejuvenation
vs replacement
One costs about 15-20% of the other. Here is how to know which your roof actually needs.
If your shingles are aging but still sound, you probably don't need a $20,000 teardown.
A full asphalt roof replacement in Utah commonly runs $15,000 to $25,000 and takes days — tear-off, dumpster, crews, nails in the yard. Roof rejuvenation restores the shingles you already have for roughly 15 to 20 percent of that, in a few hours, with no mess.
When rejuvenation is right
Your roof is a strong candidate if it's asphalt shingle, roughly 6 to 20 years old, drying out and shedding some granules, but with no active leaks, missing shingles, or widespread cracking.
When you genuinely need replacement
Replace, don't rejuvenate, if the roof has active leaks, 30%+ granule loss (bare or shiny patches), widespread curling or missing shingles, or storm/hail damage. Rejuvenation restores flexibility; it can't bring back a roof that's already failed. We'll tell you honestly which side of the line your roof is on.
FAQ
Roof rejuvenation vs roof replacement — which is better?
If your asphalt shingles are aging but still have life left, rejuvenation is far cheaper and less disruptive than replacement. If the roof is leaking, missing shingles, or has lost most of its granules, replacement is the right call. The deciding factor is the condition of the shingles, not just their age.
How much does roof rejuvenation cost in Utah?
Roof rejuvenation typically costs about 15 to 20 percent of a full replacement. A tear-off in Utah commonly runs $15,000 to $25,000, while rejuvenating the same roof is a small fraction of that. The exact price depends on roof size and condition, confirmed at a free inspection.
Is roof rejuvenation worth it?
For an asphalt roof that is aging but sound, yes. It buys roughly five more years per treatment for a fraction of replacement cost, and up to 15 years with repeat treatments. It is not worth it if the roof is already failing, which is why an honest inspection comes first.
Is my roof too old for rejuvenation?
Possibly. Once a roof has lost about 30 percent of its granules (bare black or shiny patches showing), or has active leaks, widespread curling, or missing shingles, it is past rejuvenation and needs replacing. A free inspection confirms which side of the line your roof is on.