roofing services
roof coatings
A fluid-applied restoration system that renews waterproofing, reflects solar heat, and extends the service life of qualifying commercial roofs, without the cost or disruption of a full replacement.
A COATING IS A RESTORATION OPTION, NOT A REPAIR SHORTCUT
Fluid-applied roof coatings restore qualifying roofs that are structurally sound, dry, and in good condition. White and light-colored coatings reflect solar radiation and reduce rooftop temperatures, curing as a seamless monolithic membrane. The ideal candidate is a roof nearing the end of its service life that needs added protection before it is too late. Roofs with active leaks or structural deficiencies need a different solution, and we will tell you honestly if that is the case.
Some roofs do not need to be torn off. They need to be restored the right way. Here is a look at one project where a coating was the right call.
A roof typically qualifies if the existing membrane or metal is structurally sound, insulation is dry, free of standing water, and has no more than minor, repairable deterioration. We conduct a full assessment and recommend moisture scans, to confirm eligibility before recommending a coating.
A coating typically costs a fraction of full replacement and can be installed with little to no disruption to daily operations, making it a strong option when the existing roof still has structural life left.
Coatings are suited for multiple roof types, including TPO, PVC, EPDM, metal, modified bitumen, and built-up roofing. Not every roof qualifies, though — compatibility depends on the existing substrate and its condition, which we confirm during a qualifying assessment before recommending a coating.
On a properly assessed and qualifying roof, a coating can restore and extend the life of your roof 10 to 15 years, deferring the cost and disruption of a full replacement.
Yes, manufacturer warranties are available on qualifying coating installations, typically 10 to 15 years.
Yes. Coating application is far less disruptive than a tear-off reroof, and in most cases, business can continue as normal throughout the project.