Polyurethane Roof Coating

What This Service Involves

Polyurethane coatings bring exceptional abrasion and impact strength, making them well suited to roofs that see regular maintenance traffic or sit beneath the fir and cedar branches so common in Northwest neighborhoods. Aromatic base coats build durable waterproofing, while aliphatic topcoats hold their color and resist the region's persistent moisture and UV. The system bonds tenaciously to prepared substrates and stands up to the mechanical wear that softer coatings cannot. It is a strong choice where a roof must be both watertight and physically rugged.

Benefits

Delivers superior impact and abrasion resistance for high-traffic roofs; withstands debris from overhanging Northwest trees; combines durable waterproofing with a color-stable topcoat; bonds tightly to a wide range of prepared substrates

Our Process

1) Clean and dry the roof, then correct any structural or drainage defects; 2) Prime the substrate to ensure a strong mechanical bond; 3) Apply the aromatic base coat for waterproofing strength; 4) Finish with an aliphatic topcoat for UV and color stability

What Affects the Cost

Roof area and the two-coat system thickness; substrate type and preparation required; degree of traffic or impact exposure to design for; product grade and topcoat selection

Best Time of Year

Install polyurethane systems in dry, moderate summer conditions, as the material is moisture-sensitive during cure and needs a rain-free application window.