[Bob45]

Originally Posted by Annie66

I think the question to be asked is if I were to have the coating applied, would my homeowner insurance company still demand that I change the roof at 15 years no matter what the condition?

I talked to my insurance company. (State Farm) They said replacement is determined by the condition of the roof, not age of the shingles.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Bob45

I talked to my insurance company. (State Farm) They said replacement is determined by the condition of the roof, not age of the shingles.

Laughing out loud……

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Bob45

Has anybody had their roof coated? Or contacted their insurance company to see if it is an accepted practice? I have seen advertisements that this coating will add life to your roof. Just wondering if it is a scam.
TIA Bob

Never mentioned price? IMO (and I can Have opinion) Majority of roofs in villages didn’t require replacement. Sure there was low percentage that had some damage but, IMO majority of them could repaired, not replaced.

When someone got free roof for pea size hail the wildfire spread throughout villages and all of Florida. I am surprised insurance companies will even cover roof in Florida. Central florida IMO has pretty weak storms compared to where I can from unless cat 1 tornado comes over your house.

[Boston1945]

Originally Posted by Annie66

I think the question to be asked is if I were to have the coating applied, would my homeowner insurance company still demand that I change the roof at 15 years no matter what the condition?

BINGO!!!! And the answer is "YES"