Consider coating on a suitable base
A compatible, prepared and sufficiently sound roof can be restored after required corrections. Product-specific maintenance and warranty terms remain part of that system.

Understand coating eligibility, preparation and the conditions that require repair or replacement first.
The existing roof must be identified and assessed before a coating is selected. Surface condition, adhesion, moisture, drainage and compatibility determine whether restoration is viable. Acrylic and silicone systems have different product requirements; their labels are not interchangeable instructions.
Suspected wet areas need investigation. Damaged insulation and deck material must be addressed, and failed seams or flashing details require correction. A coating relies on a suitable base.

Preparation and detail repairs are part of the system, not optional steps around the coating.
Identify the assembly, moisture concerns, surface condition and drainage before approving restoration.
Correct unsuitable areas and failed details, then clean and prepare the substrate to the selected system’s requirements.
Primer where required, detail treatment, application rate and conditions follow the chosen manufacturer’s requirements.
A restoration price is useful only when the roof is an appropriate candidate.
A compatible, prepared and sufficiently sound roof can be restored after required corrections. Product-specific maintenance and warranty terms remain part of that system.
Saturated insulation, deteriorated decking, broad failure or an unsuitable assembly can make restoration poor value.
Explore Replacement ScopeArea, access, preparation, detail repairs and the selected system affect the work. A price that omits wet-material removal or drainage correction does not describe the same project as one that resolves those conditions.
No blanket extension of roof life, energy-savings number or warranty term applies to every coating. The actual product, roof condition, installation and offering party establish those terms.
The existing surface must accept the selected restoration system.
Trapped moisture cannot be treated as a cosmetic issue.
Seams, penetrations and edges need their specified repairs and treatment.
It can be part of a suitable restoration system after the failed detail and underlying conditions are corrected. A coating alone is not an answer to every leak.
Do not assume a coating is compatible with asphalt shingles. The shingle manufacturer’s guidance and the actual roof condition control that question.
Tell us the roof type and the concern. We’ll start with the condition a coating would have to depend on.
Request a free roof inspection. Tell us the property location and what brought the roof to your attention.