Roofing Restoration
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Roof Restoration Provided by Tesson Roofing & Exteriors, L.L.C.
Greener Shingles provides a way to reduce the aging effects of asphalt shingles. By adding Greener Shingles to your roof, you can extend its life for an additional 5-15 years. Tesson Roofing & Exteriors is the exclusive St. Louis, Missouri provider for the Greener Shingles soy-based Roof Restoration product.
Delay Replacement for 5+ Years
After five to ten years, asphalt roofs begin to age. This treatment will rejuvenate your roof and help your shingles stay durable and attractive for years to come.
Replace Lost Oils
Over time, asphalt roofs start to break down, losing their granular coating and the oils it clings to. Greener Shingles treatment adds fresh oils that help your shingle components stick together to prevent them from becoming brittle.
Maintain Shingle Life
Greener Shingles has been lab-tested and proven to make your shingles more fire retardant, waterproof the surface, and prevent them from being damaged.
Before Application
Asphalt roof shingles’ protective top layer of granule coating starts to come off, leaving brittle, cracked shingles.
After Application
Your shingles will appear fresh and new, looking closer to their original color.
Don’t Replace, Rejuvenate!
Greener Shingles is a USDA-certified biobased soy cleaning solution. During a roof restoration treatment, it is sprayed directly onto your shingles. Within about an hour, the solution will sink in, rehydrate your shingles, and make them flexible again.
How It Works
Quickly enters brittle, cracked asphalt shingles restoring your roof’s flexibility, provides further protection, and reduces the chance of losing the protective top granule coating.
What Homeowners Say
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Why Tesson Roofing & Exteriors, L.L.C.
In the past 20 years, many of the nation’s asphalt shingle manufacturers have been using less asphalt to make shingles and replacing it with low-quality limestone. As a result, most roof shingles are drier, more brittle, and more prone to damage than they should be. Even shingles that have a 30-year warranty must be replaced within the first 10-15 years.