Keep the roof that still has useful life
An aging roof does not always need a complete tear-off. Where the existing assembly is dry, stable and compatible, restoration can preserve useful materials and create a continuous protective surface. The decision depends on the whole roof, including insulation, attachment and drainage.
Is your roof a candidate?
Surface appearance is only one part of the decision. An assessment needs to identify conditions that coating will not correct.
- Existing membrane or metal substrate and its condition
- Wet insulation, trapped moisture or deteriorated decking
- Adhesion, previous coatings and compatibility
- Seams, flashings, penetrations and drainage conditions
Preparation determines the result
Cleaning and coating cannot replace necessary repairs. The scope should identify moisture-related removal, damaged details, surface cleaning, primer where required and reinforcement at vulnerable transitions. Application requirements come from the selected system and the conditions on your roof.
A defined installation sequence
The sequence is planned around access, weather and the building below.
- Evaluate the assembly and agree the scope
- Complete repairs and prepare the substrate
- Apply compatible primer and reinforce details as specified
- Install coating at the specified coverage and thickness
- Review details, document the work and discuss maintenance
What affects the cost?
Roof area matters, but it is not the whole estimate. Condition, repair scope, access, roof equipment, preparation and system requirements can change the work significantly. A useful proposal separates these factors rather than relying on a universal price per square foot.
Coordinate work around your operation
Tell us about deliveries, customer entrances, air intakes and any sensitive areas below. Access routes and application activities need to be planned before work begins. Weather and curing requirements can affect the sequence and schedule.
Understand the warranty before deciding
Coverage depends on the manufacturer, selected assembly, preparation and installation requirements. Ask which warranty is offered, who provides it, what it excludes and what maintenance is required. Any proposed warranty should be stated in writing for your property.