Roof Maxx is a revolutionary roof rejuvenation treatment that restores asphalt shingles, extending their lifespan by up to 15 years per treatment. This cost calculator provides an estimated investment based on several key factors of your roofing project.
How the Cost is Calculated:
The estimated cost of a Roof Maxx treatment is primarily determined by the size of your roof, its pitch, complexity, and the price per square foot of the treatment itself. The formula used in this calculator is as follows:
Estimated Cost = (Roof Area × Pitch Multiplier × Complexity Factor) × Cost per Square Foot
Key Factors Explained:
Roof Area (Square Feet): This is the most significant factor. Larger roofs naturally require more product and labor, thus increasing the overall cost.
Roof Pitch (Multiplier): Roof pitch refers to the steepness of your roof. A steeper roof (higher pitch) can be more challenging and time-consuming to work on, requiring additional safety measures and specialized equipment. While this calculator uses a simplified multiplier, steeper pitches generally translate to higher costs due to increased labor difficulty and safety considerations. For simplicity in this calculator, we've simplified it to a direct multiplier based on the input pitch value, assuming a baseline of 4/12 pitch as a standard.
Complexity Factor: This factor accounts for elements like multiple dormers, valleys, chimneys, skylights, or unusually shaped roofs. A simple, single-plane roof will have a lower complexity factor than a multi-level roof with many penetrations.
Roof Maxx Treatment Cost per Square Foot: This is the base price for the Roof Maxx product and application. This price can vary slightly by region and contractor, but it represents the core cost of the rejuvenation service.
Why Choose Roof Maxx?
Instead of costly roof replacement, Roof Maxx offers an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative. By restoring the natural oils in your shingles, it prevents cracking, curling, and granule loss, significantly extending the life of your roof. This can save homeowners tens of thousands of dollars compared to a full roof replacement.
When to Consider Roof Maxx:
Your asphalt shingles are 8-10 years old or older.
You see signs of aging like minor cracking or granule loss.
You want to avoid the expense and hassle of a full roof replacement.
You are looking for an environmentally friendly solution to extend your roof's life.
Disclaimer: This calculator provides an estimated cost based on the inputs provided. Actual quotes may vary based on a professional on-site assessment, specific regional pricing, and any additional services required. Please contact a certified Roof Maxx dealer for an accurate, personalized quote.
function calculateRoofMaxxCost() {
var roofArea = parseFloat(document.getElementById("roofArea").value);
var roofPitch = parseFloat(document.getElementById("roofPitch").value);
var roofComplexity = parseFloat(document.getElementById("roofComplexity").value);
var treatmentCostPerSqFt = parseFloat(document.getElementById("roofMaxxTreatmentCostPerSqFt").value);
var resultValueElement = document.getElementById("result-value");
// Input validation
if (isNaN(roofArea) || roofArea <= 0) {
resultValueElement.innerHTML = "Invalid Area";
return;
}
if (isNaN(roofPitch) || roofPitch <= 0) {
resultValueElement.innerHTML = "Invalid Pitch";
return;
}
if (isNaN(roofComplexity) || roofComplexity <= 0) {
resultValueElement.innerHTML = "Invalid Complexity";
return;
}
if (isNaN(treatmentCostPerSqFt) || treatmentCostPerSqFt 4) {
pitchMultiplier = 1.0 + (roofPitch – 4) * 0.1; // e.g., 6/12 adds 20%
}
var calculatedCost = (roofArea * pitchMultiplier * roofComplexity) * treatmentCostPerSqFt;
// Format the result as currency
var formattedCost = "$" + calculatedCost.toFixed(2);
resultValueElement.innerHTML = formattedCost;
}