Roof Coatings

A roof coating is a fluid-applied membrane rolled, squeegeed, or sprayed over an existing roof to seal seams, small splits, and weathered surfaces. On flat and low-slope roofs in the Bradenton heat, coatings are often considered when a membrane or metal deck is sound underneath but tired on the surface — and a property owner wants more service life without a full tear-off. Coatings only work over a dry, stable assembly, so the inspection matters as much as the product.

Checking whether coating is the right call

Infrared and drone scans — thermal and high-resolution aerial imaging looks for wet insulation before anything is sealed over.
Moisture meters — direct readings through decking and insulation show how far water has traveled under the surface.
Core sampling — a small test cut reveals every layer, so the recommendation reflects what is actually up there.

How the work gets done

Surface preparation — pressure washing and soft-wash systems clear build-up, growth, and deposits so the coating can bond.
Detail work first — seams, penetrations, and flashings are addressed with sealant and hand tools before the field coat.
Applied to spec — airless sprayers, rollers, and squeegees put silicone, acrylic, or elastomeric coatings down at the mil thickness the warranty requires.
Documented throughout — time-stamped photos record each stage and are shared with you.