Seven2 Roofing is your Official Local Ogden, Utah Roof Maxx Dealership
Extend your asphalt shingle roof’s life with Roof Maxx restoration in Ogden, North Ogden, Pleasant View, Brigham City, Roy, West Haven, and surrounding areas. Seven2 Roofing handles inspection, tune‑up & treatment. Free assessment today.
Should you consider roof restoration instead of a full replacement?
You’ve already made an investment in your roof—it may be getting older, but it might not need to be torn off ... just yet. If your asphalt shingle roof is showing age (granule loss, brittleness, minor curling) but still structurally sound, a full replacement may be costly, disruptive and perhaps premature. With Roof Maxx restoration, you can get years of added life for a fraction of the cost. Plus you will keep 3 tons or more of permanent waste out of the landfills that much longer. It is a win-win-win!
At Seven2 Roofing in Ogden, UT we are excited to offer this modern breakthrough option to homeowners who want to protect their home today, and make smart decisions for tomorrow.
What is Roof Maxx restoration?
Roof Maxx is a bio‑based treatment that rejuvenates asphalt shingles by restoring the oils and flexibility they lose over time. The process involves:
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A roof tune‑up (inspection, small repairs)
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Application of a proprietary plant‑based rejuvenator which penetrates the shingle asphalt, replenishes lost oils, enhances granule retention and flexibility.
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Giving your roof up to roughly 5 extra years of life per treatment, with the possibility of multiple treatments stacked.
Who’s this right for – and who should still consider replacement?
Good Roof Candidate:
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Asphalt shingle roof in reasonably sound condition (no major rot, no structural damage). Roof Maxx does not work on Metal, Shake, Membrane, Tile, nor Tar-and-Gravel roofs.
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Granule loss is beginning, shingles are showing age but not complete failure.
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You want to defer a replacement, keep costs lower today and still protect your home.
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Your roof meets the strict Roof Maxx qualifications so you can be covered by the 5-year warranty. Roof Maxx is superior because it is backed by a strong nation wide company, meaning your warranty actually means something!
Not a good candidate:
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Roof with widespread curling, broken/missing shingles, major leaks, deck damage or underlying structural issues.
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Roof covering material other than asphalt shingles (Roof Maxx is designed for asphalt).
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Wanting a lifetime solution; restoration is a bridging solution, not always equivalent to brand‑new shingles in every case. We are happy to help you know if it is right for your roof.
How does it work?
1. Inspection & Tune‑up
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We inspect your roof thoroughly—shingles, flashings, underlayment where visible, and overall deck condition.
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Minor repairs and preparation: loose nails, damaged shingles, flashing issues get addressed so the treatment can work best.
2: Application of treatment
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Clean surface, then apply the Roof Maxx rejuvenator evenly over shingles. The crew at Seven2 Roofing ensures even coverage.
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Drying time and weather conditions matter: the application must happen under favorable conditions for best results.
3: Follow‑up & Warranty
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After treatment you receive a warranty (typically 5 years transferable) for the Roof Maxx application.
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We monitor condition and can plan future treatments to keep the roof performing.
Benefits you’ll see
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Lower cost compared to full replacement — treatment often costs a fraction of replacement.
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Minimized disruption — no heavy demolition, less mess, fewer days of work.
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Extended life — you get extra years out of your current roof investment.
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Environmentally conscious — keeps shingles out of landfill for longer, uses plant‑based components.
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Smart interim option — If you’re planning to stay in your home a while longer but don’t want to invest in a full replacement yet.
Cost and value comparison
While specific numbers depend on roof size, access and condition, many homeowners find the cost of Roof Maxx restoration much lower than a full tear‑off replacement. However: remember this is a cost‑effective extension, not always a permanent fix. The best value comes when you get treatment before major damage sets in.
Questions homeowners ask
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Will this stop all leaks? No — if leaks are from flashing failures, structural deck issues or major damage, those need separate repair or replacement. Restoration is for the shingles themselves.
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How long does it last? Many treatments add 5 years; you may get up to 10‑15 years with repeat treatments depending on roof and conditions.
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Will it affect my warranty or insurance? You should verify warranty coverage and check with your insurer; some still prefer or require full replacements in certain claims.
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When is the right time? When shingles are still generally intact but showing wear signs (granule loss, brittleness), and before major structural issues or leaks develop.