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Roof Maxx Reviews: What Customers Actually Report

Across published customer reviews, the consistent theme is that results depend on whether the roof was a good candidate for rejuvenation in the first place.

Homeowners with sound, worn asphalt roofs tend to report good experiences. Disappointed reviews tend to involve roofs that needed repairs or were past saving.

Gray asphalt shingle courses accompany guidance on roof treatment reviews

What Do Customer Reviews of This Treatment Say Overall?

Customer reviews of this treatment say, overall, that it performs as expected on roofs that were good candidates and falls short on roofs that needed more than a spray.

Positive reviews often mention a quick visit, a roof that looks refreshed, and shingles that feel less brittle.

Negative reviews most often describe leaks that continued after treatment, which usually trace back to flashings, skylights or damaged shingles that a spray does not address.

  • Praise: fast visit, refreshed look
  • Praise: less brittle shingles
  • Complaint: leaks that continued
  • Complaint: roof needed repairs or replacement
How the spray-only treatment compares with a repair-first roof tune-up
Roof MaxxDura-Foam Roof Tune-Up
What is includedSpray-applied treatmentInspection, wash, repairs, coating, final check
Repairs before coatingNot part of the treatmentYes, always
Flashings and skylightsNot part of the treatmentSealed before coating
Damaged shingle replacementNot part of the treatmentYes
Who performs the workIndependent local dealersDura-Foam, CA license 435836

What Do Negative Reviews Usually Describe?

Negative reviews usually describe a roof that kept leaking or kept deteriorating because it had damage or age that a spray treatment was never meant to fix.

That pattern points to candidacy and repairs, not to rejuvenation as a category. Treatment protects shingles; it does not reseal a lifted flashing.

What Makes a Roof a Good Candidate for Rejuvenation?

A roof is a good candidate for rejuvenation when it is asphalt shingle, the deck is solid, most shingles are intact, and any damage is repaired before treatment.

  • Asphalt shingles
  • Solid deck with no soft spots
  • Shingles worn but mostly lying down
  • Flashings and skylights sealed
  • Damaged shingles replaced first
Gloved hands fitting shingles accompany guidance on roof treatment customer expectations

How Should You Read Roof Rejuvenation Reviews?

You should read roof rejuvenation reviews by looking at the condition of the roof each reviewer started with, because that predicts the result more than anything else.

A glowing review of a sound roof and a bad review of a failing roof can both be accurate. For sourced legal context, read Roof Maxx lawsuit.

What Is Different About a Repair-First Tune-Up?

A repair-first tune-up is different because we seal the flashings and skylights and replace damaged shingles before we coat, which addresses the leaks behind most negative reviews.

Dura-Foam has been in business since 1983 and has worked on over 20,000 roofs, and every tune-up carries a six-year warranty from Dura-Foam.

Reviews FAQs

Are the reviews mostly positive or negative?

Published reviews are mixed, and the deciding factor in most of them is whether the roof was a good candidate.

What are the most common complaints in reviews?

The most common complaints are leaks that continued after treatment and roofs that turned out to need replacement.

What do positive reviews mention?

Positive reviews mention a quick visit, a refreshed look and less brittle shingles.

Do negative reviews mean rejuvenation does not work?

Negative reviews do not mean rejuvenation does not work. They usually point to roofs that needed repairs or were past saving.

How do I know if my roof is a good candidate?

A free inspection tells you, with photos from your roof.

Does a spray fix leaks?

A spray does not fix leaks at flashings, skylights or damaged shingles. Those need repairs.

What does a repair-first tune-up add?

A repair-first tune-up adds sealed flashings and skylights and replaced shingles before the coating.

Who does your work?

Dura-Foam does the work, under California license 435836.

How many roofs has Dura-Foam worked on?

Dura-Foam has worked on over 20,000 roofs.

What warranty comes with a tune-up?

A six-year warranty from Dura-Foam.

Is the inspection free?

The inspection is free.

Find out if your roof is a good candidate. The inspection is free.