Low-Slope Roof Coating

What This Service Involves

Low-slope roofs move water slowly, and in Western Washington that means every seam, drain, and flashing spends long hours under standing or slow-running water. A fluid-applied coating renews these vulnerable roofs by covering the entire field with one continuous, self-flashing membrane. We first correct drainage and detail problems so the coating protects a sound assembly rather than masking a failing one. The outcome is a watertight, restored roof that avoids the expense and downtime of a complete replacement.

Benefits

Seals the many seams and drains that make low-slope roofs leak; restores the roof without a disruptive tear-off; improves drainage details as part of the process; extends service life at a fraction of replacement cost

Our Process

1) Assess drainage and repair ponding or flashing defects; 2) Clean and prime the entire low-slope field; 3) Reinforce drains, seams, and penetrations with fabric; 4) Apply the coating system to full specified thickness and inspect

What Affects the Cost

Roof square footage and coating thickness specified; severity of drainage and ponding issues; number of drains, curbs, and penetrations to detail; coating chemistry and warranty level chosen

Best Time of Year

Restore low-slope roofs in the dry summer months when the field can be cleaned, detailed, and coated across several consecutive rain-free days.