A restoration coating can add 10 to 15 years to a commercial roof for a fraction of the cost of tearing it off. It is not the right answer for every building, though. Here is how coatings work, which roofs qualify, and what the process involves.
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Types of coatings
Silicone
Handles ponding water and UV well, which makes it a common choice for flat roofs in Texas. It can be harder to recoat later with anything other than silicone.
Acrylic
Water-based, reflective and generally less expensive. Best on roofs with good slope and drainage, since standing water breaks it down faster.
Polyurethane
Tough and impact-resistant, good for roofs with foot traffic around equipment. Often used as a base coat with a UV-stable topcoat.
Does your roof qualify?
A coating only works over a roof that is still structurally sound. Before recommending one, we check:
If the roof does not qualify, we tell you and explain the alternatives.
How application works
Work is scheduled around weather, since coatings need dry conditions and the right temperatures to cure.
Keeping it working
Is it right for your building?
Coatings make the most sense on a sound roof that is showing its age. Call (855) 741-ROOF to set up a moisture survey and a straight recommendation.

