About Us

The Story About Roof Maxx

Roofing Products

Mike and Todd Feazel are brothers who started one of the largest roofing companies in America 25 years ago in the state of Ohio, Roof Maxx. They quickly realized there had to be a better solution than ripping old roofs off. They left their company in 2013 and began looking for a more sustainable solution to help maintain asphalt shingles. They came across some research performed by the world's largest research and development company. They were excited about the new technologies using plant-based bio-oils to rejuvenate shingles!

Meet the Team - Roof Maxx of West Knoxville

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Roof Maxx of West Knoxville is a locally owned Roof Maxx Dealership. Sam and Sonya have lived in the Knoxville area since the beginning of 2022. When they moved here they noticed that Roof Maxx was not offered and quickly looked into bringing this amazing product to East Tennessee!! They have now helped over 50 home owners and commercial properties extend the life of their asphalt shingle roofs! They live locally in Oak Ridge with 6 of their 7 children. They have the pleasure of having a few of their sons help with the business. Serving East Tennessee helping folks save money and extend the life of their roofs has been a pleasure of theirs!!

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Our Mission

To serve East Tennessee and the Knoxville area by extending the life of asphalt shingle roofs using Roof Maxx and offering exterior roof cleaning and house washing. Our commitment to high standards and great customer service is the foundation of our business. We treat you the way we want to be treated!! Matt 7:12

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How Roof Maxx Started

"My brother and I could see the staggering number of roofs at risk across the country and wanted to do something about it. Now, through Roof Maxx, we're looking out for asphalt roofs, the people under them, their hard-earned money, and the planet."

Mike Feazel

CEO, Roof Maxx

Our Vision

Vision

“Roof Maxx not only provides a green solution to a petroleum-based challenge of losing petroleum oils from a shingle, but also can be as low as 20% of the costs of replacing an old roof.”

Barry McGraw

Director of Product Development and Commercialization, Ohio Soybean Council