Expert Liquid Applied Roofing specialits

Liquid applied roofing systems use fluid coatings that cure into a seamless, protective layer. Thicker membranes provide superior waterproofing. They can be a primary system for flat or sloped roofs, while thinner coatings address issues like leaks and cracks on existing surfaces.

These systems offer easy installation, flexibility, and minimal waste by applying over various substrates. A professional moisture scan is crucial before application to prevent coating failure from trapped moisture.

Liquid roofing material conforms to the roof’s surface, including penetrations, creating a seamless, elastomeric membrane that resists water and withstands harsh weather conditions, including UV rays, wind, and precipitation.

Fully bonded to the substrate, it eliminates seams and joints, reducing the risk of leaks compared to traditional roofing systems. This affordable, long-lasting solution effectively waterproofs commercial roofs and extends their lifespan when properly installed by a professional.

Our commercial services include new roof installation, roofing repairs and restorations, and maintenance plans.


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is liquid applied roofing?

By spraying, rolling or brushing onto the roof surface, it forms a waterproof barrier, protecting the roof from leaks and other damage.

What are the benefits of liquid applied roofing?

It is highly flexible, seamless, and resistant to leaks. It works on a variety of roof types and is great for areas with complex shapes or penetrations.

How long does liquid applied roofing last?

This roofing material can last up to 20 years or more with proper roof maintenance, depending on the material used.

Can liquid applied roofing be applied over existing roofing?

Yes, it is a cost-effective option for roof restoration by applying over existing roofing materials.

Is liquid applied roofing energy efficient?

Yes, some liquid applied roofing materials come with reflective coatings that can help reduce energy costs by reflecting sunlight and minimizing heat absorption.

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