Commercial Roof Coatings in Dallas, TX

Types of Roof Coatings

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)

PVC is a rolled coating that offers excellent durability, flexibility, and fire resistance. As Duro-Last® certified contractors, we can ensure our PVC roofing installation meets the highest quality standards.

Elastomeric Coatings

The coatings can be used to repair most roof leaks. The elastomeric roof coatings can be used throughout the year because they stretch and contract easily to adjust to winter and summer temperatures.

It is usually made using polymeric products such as acrylic alongside white pigments like titanium dioxide. This helps create a reflexive final product.

• Uses: An elastomeric roof coating can be used to fix almost all types of roofs. Examples of common roof types that will work well with elastomeric coating include; wood, polyurethane foam, single-ply roofing, modified bitumen, metal roofs, concrete and built-up roofing. If you aren’t sure your roof type will work well with elastomeric coatings, do not hesitate to contact us. Our experts are always willing to help.
• Benefits: These coatings can work with almost any roof type. Another advantage is they are long-lasting. The coatings are resistant to fungi and mildew among other common materials that damage roofs with time.

Another advantage of the coatings is that they are seamless, providing a neat uniform coating. Elastomeric coatings offer individual benefits to certain roof types. For instance, polyurethane foam roofing benefits greatly from the coatings by getting great ozone and UV light protection.

The heat reflexive properties also offer great benefits such as lowering cooling costs. This advantage is enjoyed regardless of the rooftop. The heat reflexive properties also offer anti-aging properties when coatings reflect harsh sun rays which age roofs with time. Elastomeric coating is also simple to use, VOC-compliant and nontoxic.

Acrylic Roof Coating

Water-based acrylic paints are typically offered in standard white, tan, and gray hues. They come in many different colors as well. This commercial roof coating can be used in places where the sun’s rays are particularly intense, allowing for the roof to serve as a reflective surface. Manufacturers of acrylic roof coatings can create various formulations tailored for use with specific materials.

• Uses: To protect the roof from the sun’s UV rays, acrylics are often employed because of their great resistance to UV radiation, and because, when painted white, they aid to lower both ambient and surface temperatures. Having less heat enter the structure reduces the need for air conditioning.
• Benefits: A weathered membrane surface can be brought back to life with the help of an acrylic roof coating, which can also help avoid the need for a labor-intensive and financially burdensome roof replacement.

Acrylic coatings are also highly reflective, meaning their use typically results in cost savings for building owners related to cooling.

Coatings made of acrylic are simple to apply and clean up after use. Installation only requires one component, and there are no volatile organic compounds (VOCs) or other potentially harmful gasses, so crews can get the job done quickly and businesses don’t have to cease activities.

Silicone Coatings

Silicone, like acrylics, is an excellent choice for roofing coatings since it reflects the sun’s rays and can therefore withstand high levels of ultraviolet radiation. A silicone roof coating is typically applied in regions where rain falls regularly and roofs are frequently wet and have ponding water.

• Uses: The performance of your roof can be improved, and its lifespan can be extended, by applying a commercial roof coating. This coating will also protect your roof from damage. Roof coatings are designed to be sprayed or rolled directly onto the surface of an existing roof. Because of its monolithic structure (which means it does not have seams), its self-adhering properties (which means it does not require fasteners), and its flashing capabilities, this innovative coating will keep water out of your building.
• Benefits: Silicone roof coatings have a larger solid content than other types of roof coatings, which is one of the most significant advantages of using these coatings. Once the substance has been cured, this effectively means that we are able to apply the coating in a single thicker layer without sacrificing the substance’s quality or its effectiveness. This results in significant cost savings in terms of manpower and time saved on the roof itself.

Eliminating the need for priming is another obvious advantage of silicone roof coatings. In most cases, all that is required to prepare an existing roof for applying a silicone coating is a thorough power cleaning. In most circumstances, there will be no need for us to make use of a primer. Again, this brings down the overall cost of the installation and the amount of time spent on the roof, which in turn brings down the risk of incurring any accidents or additional costs.