Substrate assessment
Determine what is beneath the visible peeling, chalking or rust before selecting a system.
Protective roof coatings and corrosion control
Treat the rust before applying the finish
A coating cannot rescue a poorly prepared surface. We assess corrosion, previous paint layers, adhesion and roof condition before specifying preparation, treatment, primer and protective finish.
Preparation matters
Cleaning, removal of failure and corrosion treatment are matched to the roof condition.
Airless application
Professional application for commercial and industrial roof areas where suitable.
Defined roofing scope
A coating system—not a coat of paint
Compatibility and preparation are critical. The scope must deal with existing failure before a new protective layer is applied.
Request an assessment- 01Existing coating assessment
- 02Pressure cleaning and decontamination
- 03Removal of loose or failed material
- 04Mechanical rust preparation
- 05Corrosion treatment
- 06Compatible primer
- 07Protective topcoat application
- 08Detail repairs before coating
Practical roof advice
When coating is appropriate—and when it is not
Coatings can protect serviceable metal roofing and improve appearance, but they cannot replace failed sheets, correct structural movement or solve every leak.
Peeling often indicates poor adhesion, contamination, incompatible layers or inadequate previous preparation. Covering it simply transfers the failure into the new system.
Severely corroded or perforated sheets should be replaced. We separate repair and replacement items from coating work so the scope is clear.
Useful answers
Before the inspection.
Can you coat over rust?
Not without suitable preparation and treatment. The extent of corrosion determines whether treatment is possible or sheet replacement is required.
Will a roof coating stop every leak?
No. Failed flashings, fasteners, penetrations, drainage or structural movement must be repaired separately.
Why is the existing paint peeling?
Common causes include poor cleaning, weak underlying layers, incompatible products, moisture, corrosion and inadequate surface preparation.
Start with the roof problem