Roof Maxx reviews
Roof treatment sold through independently owned dealers · Westerville, Ohio · Founded 2017
Roof Maxx is a brand that sells a roof treatment through independently owned dealers. It was founded in 2017 and is based in Westerville, Ohio. Ownership: Private; its website says it was co-founded by brothers Mike and Todd Feazel. We found no outside owner. Its Better Business Bureau profile (Roof Maxx Technologies LLC) shows an A+ rating and BBB accreditation (checked October 2026).
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Where Roof Maxx works
We haven't found a Roof Maxx location in the 11 cities we cover. The company's website lists service in New Orleans and Baton Rouge (source), but we haven't matched a Roof Maxx location there in our Google Maps data, so we don't rate one yet.
How Roof Maxx works
Roof Maxx is a soy-based oil treatment sprayed onto existing asphalt shingles. The company says one treatment extends a roof's life by about five years, that repeat treatments every five years can add up to 15 years, and that roofs with heavy granule loss (30% or more) need replacement instead. It is applied by locally owned dealers, not by Roof Maxx itself, and it does not replace a roof.
- Business model
- Roof treatment sold through independently owned dealers company website
- Services
- Roof Maxx sells a spray-on, plant-based (soy) oil treatment for aging asphalt shingle roofs, applied by local certified dealers; it is not a roof replacement.
- Customers
- Mainly homeowners
- Founded
- 2017 BBB
- Headquarters
- Westerville, Ohio company website
- Ownership
- Private; its website says it was co-founded by brothers Mike and Todd Feazel. We found no outside owner. company website
Checked October 2026. Company figures are what the company or the cited source says.
Sources
What we relied on for this page, with the date we checked.
- Roof Maxx's website describes its product as a plant-based oil that soaks into dried-out asphalt shingles to restore flexibility. company website, as of October 2026
- Roof Maxx's website says one treatment extends a roof's life by five years, and repeat treatments every five years can extend it up to 15 years. company website, as of October 2026
- Roof Maxx's website says that if 30% or more of the shingle granules are gone, the shingles are too far along for treatment and replacement is suggested. company website, as of October 2026
- Roof Maxx's website says its transferable warranty guarantees treated asphalt shingles will remain flexible for at least five years from treatment. company website, as of October 2026
- Roof Maxx's dealer-recruiting site describes a dealership model ("systems and processes that rival any franchise – but without all of the royalties") and lists the company address in Westerville, OH. company website, as of October 2026
- Roof Maxx's dealer-finder pages describe local dealers as "locally-owned" Roof Maxx contractors. company website, as of October 2026
- Roof Maxx's website says founders Mike and Todd Feazel ran a roofing business from 1988, sold it in 2013, and then developed Roof Maxx using technology from Battelle. company website, as of October 2026
Common questions about Roof Maxx
Is Roof Maxx legit?
We don't give verdicts on companies; here is what the public record shows. Roof Maxx is a brand that sells a roof treatment through independently owned dealers. It was founded in 2017 and is based in Westerville, Ohio. Ownership: Private; its website says it was co-founded by brothers Mike and Todd Feazel. We found no outside owner. Its Better Business Bureau profile (Roof Maxx Technologies LLC) shows an A+ rating and BBB accreditation (checked October 2026). Before you sign, check the specific location: its license, the legal name on your contract, and who pulls the permit.
What do Roof Maxx reviews show?
We don't track a Roof Maxx location in our cities yet, so we don't show review data for it. Its Better Business Bureau profile (Roof Maxx Technologies LLC) shows an A+ rating (checked October 2026) and lists complaints filed with the BBB.
Is Roof Maxx a franchise?
Roof Maxx sells its roof treatment through independently owned dealers and franchise locations (source: company website). The local business you hire does the work and signs your contract.
How do I check my local Roof Maxx location?
Confirm the legal business name on your contract, and look that name up yourself: Florida DBPR license lookup (myfloridalicense.com); Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors lookup (lslbc.louisiana.gov); Illinois IDFPR license lookup (and the City of Chicago's contractor license search); Texas doesn't issue a state roofing license, so ask for proof of insurance and the permit number. Ask who pulls the permit and get the permit number. For a franchise, ask who owns the location and who backs the warranty.