A restoration candidate
A suitable dry assembly with repairable details can support a coating system matched to the existing surface.

Free roof inspections. Clear repair and replacement options.
A coating can renew a suitable roof surface, but it needs the right roof underneath. Moisture, adhesion, seams and drainage determine whether restoration is a useful option.
The existing system must be identified and assessed before a coating is selected. Wet insulation, loose material and failed connections need resolution. A new coating cannot dry saturated layers or replace a damaged deck.
Preparation is substantial work: cleaning, compatible seam and flashing repairs, suitable primers where required and application under the product’s conditions. The specified coating needs the intended coverage and thickness across the roof.

A suitable dry assembly with repairable details can support a coating system matched to the existing surface.
Widespread moisture, unstable material or broader assembly failure makes covering the surface an incomplete solution.
The work area, material route and places below the roof need to be considered with the project. Rooftop equipment, occupied entrances and loading access affect how work is staged.
Area alone does not price the work. Existing layers, moisture, attachment, deck condition and detail complexity change the labor and material needs. A commercial assessment establishes those conditions.

Tell us about the building, its roof system and the problem you are seeing. A free roof inspection helps establish the condition and explain the suitable work.
