Five Coating Systems · Frankfort

Frankfort Commercial Roof Coating Services

We coat commercial roofs in Frankfort with metal, silicone, acrylic, spray foam, and shingle systems, matched to the roof after a walk-through.

Crew in logo uniforms staging coating materials beside a commercial building in Frankfort, KY
Our Services

Commercial Roof Coating Services In Frankfort

Each system fits a different roof. The fit line on each card says where it works best.

Crew sealing metal roof seams
Most Requested

Metal Roof Coating

R-panel and standing seam roofs with rust at the screws and laps. Prep is most of the job, and the topcoat follows the slope.

Metal roof coating in Frankfort
Crew rolling acrylic roof coating
Pitched Roofs

Acrylic Roof Coating

Shop and barn roofs with enough pitch to drain fast. Goes on in warm, dry weather and recoats easily.

Acrylic roof coating in Frankfort
Crew spraying foam roofing
Adds Insulation

Spray Foam Roofing

Metal buildings with little insulation and leaks at hundreds of screws. Foam covers it all, then gets a coating.

Spray foam roofing in Frankfort
Crew coating a shingle roof section
Narrow Fit

Shingle Roof Coating

Commercial shingle sections with years left. Shingle condition and maker terms are checked before anything else.

Shingle roof coating in Frankfort
Side By Side

Which System Fits Which Roof

Read across a row to see how each system handles one roof condition.

What You See On The RoofMetalSiliconeAcrylicFoamShingle
Pitched R-panel that drains fastMetalSiliconeAcrylicFoamShingle
Low-slope sections that pondMetalSiliconeAcrylicFoamShingle
Bare steel over an unheated shopMetalSiliconeAcrylicFoamShingle
Flat roof behind a storefront parapetMetalSiliconeAcrylicFoamShingle
Asphalt shingle mansard with years leftMetalSiliconeAcrylicFoamShingle

Most buildings land on one system. Mixed buildings get two, each on the part of the roof where it works.

Two Ways To Start

Not Sure Which System You Need?

You do not need to know the system to call. Describe the roof and we sort it out on the walk-through.

Leak Showing Up Inside

Call and tell us where it drips. The leak point often decides the repair before the coating choice.

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Comparing Systems

Request an estimate and the roof walk tells you which system fits each part of the roof.

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Same Start Every Time

Every Coating Job Starts The Same Way

Whatever system goes on top, these steps come first on every Frankfort job.

  1. WALK

    Inspect Your Roof

    The roof walk records rust, fasteners, laps, flashing, drainage, and any wet insulation, with photos marked on a roof plan you keep.

  2. PICK

    Match The System

    Slope, ponding, insulation, and the existing surface decide the system. Mixed roofs get one per section.

  3. PREP

    Repair Before Coating

    Failed screws, rusted-through panels, open laps, and loose flashing get fixed so the coating goes over a firm surface.

  4. COAT

    Apply And Check

    Coats go on at the listed thickness, and the finished roof is walked again for missed spots.

Crew member walking a commercial roof during an inspectionRoofer and building owner reviewing coating options
Service Questions

Questions About Our Coating Services

More detail lives on the metal roof coating FAQ.

Why do exposed-fastener metal roofs leak at the screws?

The rubber washer under each screw head dries out, cracks, and pulls loose as the panels expand and contract. Crews tighten or replace screws, upsize stripped ones, and seal every head before the field coats.

Where does urethane coating fit?

On roofs with foot traffic, hail, or rough use, since it cures harder than silicone or acrylic. It often goes on as a base coat over seams and fasteners with another topcoat, and only products the maker approves together are combined.

Is prep different for standing seam and exposed-fastener roofs?

Yes. Exposed-fastener panels leak at screws and laps, while standing seam panels leak at end laps, clips, and penetrations. Standing seam floats on clips, so the coating across its seams needs enough stretch for that movement.

What drives the cost of coating a commercial roof?

Roof size, rust level, and fastener work drive most of it, and prep labor often outweighs the coating itself. Pitch, panels or skylights to replace, the coating type and thickness, and access at the building all add to it.

Can a roof coating qualify for Section 179?

Roofs on existing nonresidential buildings can qualify, according to IRS Publication 946. Whether a coating counts as an improvement or a repair is a tax question, so talk with a CPA, and keep invoices that split rust, fastener, panel, and coating work.

Get A Free Estimate For Your Roof

Tell us the roof size and condition, or call and describe the building.

Call Us (502) 289-9862