Commercial Roof Coating Services

We offer a wide range of fluid-applied roofing and roof coating solutions to fit your needs.

What Are Commercial Roof Coatings

They are coatings designed to extend the life of an existing commercial roof by 10-20 years with no tear-off required, Making them a cost-effective solution for your commercial roof, Saving you time, money, and energy.

Roof coatings aren’t just about longevity—they’re also about protecting your bottom line from sudden or unexpected expenses. Rather than facing the high costs and disruption of a full roof replacement, applying a roof coating is a smart alternative that helps you avoid major capital outlays while restoring and enhancing your current roof.

Additional Benefits of Commercial Roof Coatings

Energy Savings: Many roof coatings provide a reflective surface that helps insulate your building. By maintaining more consistent indoor temperatures, you reduce the strain on your HVAC system, which can lead to lower utility bills.
Reduced Downtime: Since no tear-off is required, installation is quicker and far less disruptive to your business operations.
Environmental Impact: Extending the life of your existing roof means less roofing waste ends up in landfills.

With a commercial roof coating, you gain peace of mind knowing your building is protected, energy-efficient, and cost-effective for years to come.We are installation specialists for the following roof coating systems.

Polyurethane Roof Coatings
Elastomeric Roof Coatings
Silicone Roof Coatings
Acrylic Roof Coatings
Butyl Rubber Roof Coatings
Elastomeric Over Polyurethane Foam

How Long Do Commercial Roof Coatings Last

Commercial Roof Coatings can last from 10 to 30 years depending on the product and initial coating thickness.

Elastomeric Roof Coating Service

Butyl Rubber Roof Coating Service

Fluid Applied Roofing Solutions For Your Facility

Put the benefits of fluid-applied roofing to work for you, The application is seamless, the high light reflective value of the coatings reduces surface temperatures by as much as 20 degrees saving you energy, and prevents UV degradation which leads to premature failure, and the roof coatings that we use have built-in rust inhibitors, mildewcides, and fungicides. They feature superior adhesion to typical substrates. These elastomeric liquid sealants can be applied to flat and commercial metal roofs as well as metal roofs, concrete, and polyurethane foam.

Polyurethane Roof Coatings: Types and Uses

Polyurethane roof coatings come in two main varieties—aromatic and aliphatic—and each serves a specific purpose in roof protection.

Aromatic Polyurethane Coatings:
These coatings are budget-friendly and tough, making them great for areas with heavy foot traffic or where impact resistance matters. While they aren’t resistant to UV rays, they’re often used as a base coat.
Aliphatic Polyurethane Coatings:
Aliphatic versions are valued for their ability to retain color and stay cleaner over time. They’re UV-stable and more resistant to dirt and fading, which makes them ideal as a topcoat to help your roof look sharp and resist the elements.

By combining these coatings—using aromatic as the base and aliphatic as the top layer—you get a roofing solution that’s durable, long-lasting, and protected from both daily wear and the sun’s harsh rays.

Silicone Roof Coatings

Silicone roof coatings bring exceptional durability to the table, forming a robust, waterproof barrier that defends against leaks—even in areas where standing water may be an issue. Thanks to their waterless formulation, these coatings bond securely and can deliver impressive performance for 10–15 years or more.

However, silicone coatings do have a couple of considerations. Their slick surface, especially when wet, can create a slippery environment—so if your roof sees heavy foot traffic, this may not be the best option. Overall, silicone is a great pick for weather protection, especially on roofs that experience periodic ponding.

Urethane Roof Coatings: Durable and Flexible Protection

Urethane roof coatings stand out for their impressive flexibility and toughness, making them a smart choice for commercial roofs exposed to frequent foot traffic. These coatings form a seamless and resilient layer that moves with your roof as temperatures change—expanding and contracting without cracking or peeling.

What sets urethane apart:

High Impact Resistance: Ideal for busy roofs, urethane handles bumps, tools, and traffic better than many alternatives.
Excellent Ponding Water Resistance: Engineered to withstand standing water, urethane coatings help minimize leaks and water damage over time.
Versatile Application: Whether your facility faces extreme weather or daily operations, urethane adapts to the demands of your roof.

By choosing a urethane roof coating, you’re opting for a long-lasting barrier that delivers both strength and flexibility, ensuring your commercial roof remains protected year after year.

Polyurea Roof Coatings

Polyurea roof coatings are advanced solutions that combine the strengths of both urethane and acrylic-based systems. Designed for versatility, polyurea can be applied to a variety of roof types, including metal, single-ply membranes, and spray foam.

The benefits go beyond simple surface protection. Polyurea coatings deliver outstanding abrasion resistance, create a waterproof barrier, and provide strong chemical and corrosion protection. They also add an extra layer of structural durability to your existing roof.

If your facility requires a tough, resilient coating with exceptional longevity, polyurea may be a key part of your fluid-applied roofing strategy.

Asphalt Roof Coatings

Asphalt-based coatings are formulated using solvents, allowing for a thinner, more manageable application—no need for specialized machinery. These coatings can be applied using a brush or spray, making the process efficient and straightforward. Asphalt coatings are especially effective on metal, built-up, and membrane roofs, providing a protective barrier that enhances durability and extends the life of these systems.

What Is the Typical Process for Applying a Roof Coating?

Applying a commercial roof coating is a streamlined process designed for efficiency, quality, and minimal disruption. Here’s how it typically works:

Initial Inspection and Assessment
Every project begins with a thorough inspection of your current roof system. This helps identify any existing issues or areas needing special attention before coating application begins.
Roof Surface Preparation
Next, the roof is professionally cleaned—think industrial-grade pressure washing—to remove dirt, debris, and old residue. This is crucial for ensuring the new coating adheres properly.
Application of the Coating
Once the surface is clean and dry, our team applies the chosen coating using spray, roller, or brush, depending on the system and your facility’s needs. We stick to manufacturer-recommended thickness to ensure long-lasting protection.
Final Inspection and Ongoing Maintenance
After the coating cures, we conduct a final walkthrough to ensure quality and address any questions. We’ll share maintenance tips to maximize the life and performance of your new commercial roof coating.

This straightforward approach means no mess, no major interruptions, and you get a seamless, weather-resistant finish that helps your roof perform for years to come.

What Factors Affect the Cost of Commercial Roof Coatings

Several key factors can impact the overall cost of coating your commercial roof. These include:

Roof Size: Larger roofs require more materials and labor, increasing the total investment.
Roof Type and Condition: Different roofing materials (such as metal, EPDM, or TPO) may require specific preparation or compatible coatings. Any existing damage or repairs needed can also affect costs.
Coating System Selected: Polyurethane, silicone, acrylic, and other coatings each come with their own price points and performance benefits.
Application Thickness: Thicker coatings generally offer greater protection and longevity, but require more material.
Weather and Accessibility: Difficult weather conditions or challenging roof layouts may slow down the process or require specialized equipment, both of which can add to the cost.

Each project is unique, so it’s best to have your roof evaluated to receive an accurate estimate tailored to your specific needs.

Why a Roof Inspection Matters for Cost Estimates

Before we can give you an accurate estimate for your commercial roof coating, a thorough inspection is essential. Every roof is different—factors like the current roof type, its overall condition, surface area, and even the climate in your area all impact the final cost. For example, a small warehouse with an acrylic coating might need less prep and material than a sprawling retail space with a weathered polyurethane roof.

A roof inspection helps us identify: