Commercial Roof Coatings and Maintenance

Protect and restore your commercial roof with professional coatings and proactive maintenance that extend its lifespan, improve energy efficiency, and help you avoid the cost of a full replacement.

Why Choose a Roof Coating?

A roof coating is a seamless, liquid-applied system installed directly over your existing roof. It forms a watertight, reflective membrane that protects against leaks, weather, and UV damage.

Comparison of Repair, Coating, and Replacement for commercial roofs
What You Care About Coating (Why It Wins) Repair (When It Makes Sense) Replacement (When It’s Right)
Upfront Cost Typically 50–70% less than replacement. Lowest now, but repeat leaks add up. Highest capital expense.
Added Service Life Adds 10–15 years to a sound roof. Months to a few years per fix. 20–30+ years with a new system.
Downtime Minimal—business stays open during installation. None for small fixes; repeat visits disrupt. High—tear-off, dumpsters, heavy equipment.
Speed Fast—days, not weeks. Same-day for small issues. Weeks for larger projects.
Energy Performance Reflective “cool roof” cuts cooling costs. Minimal impact. Only if reflective system is chosen.
Warranty Manufacturer-backed up to 20 years. Limited to repair area. 20–30 years depending on system.
Sustainability Avoids tear-off, less landfill waste, re-coatable. Neutral. Old materials head to landfill.
Best Fit Roof is structurally sound—great for single-ply, BUR, mod-bit, and metal. Isolated leaks or damage only. Saturated insulation or widespread failure.
Total Cost of Ownership Best balance of cost, longevity, and minimal disruption. Low short-term; higher if issues persist. Highest upfront; long reset.
Business Case Max ROI—extend life without major capital spend. Bridge option before coating or replacement. Long-term asset once roof is at end of life.

Roof Systems That Work Well With Coatings

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TPO, PVC, and EPDM (single-ply membranes)

We reinforce seams and apply coatings that restore waterproofing.

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Metal Roofs

Coatings stop rust, seal fasteners, and extend roof life while improving energy efficiency.

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Modified Bitumen and (BUR)

Coatings seal cracks, blisters, and aging surfaces, protecting against further deterioration.

Repair vs. Replace vs. Coat: Which is Right?

  • Repair – Best for small, isolated leaks or damage.

  • Coating – Best for aging but structurally sound roofs; extends life at a fraction of replacement cost.

  • Replacement – Best when the roof is saturated, unsafe, or well past its service life.

At Beemer KangaRoof® we’ll inspect your roof, show you the photos, and help you decide on the most cost-effective path forward.

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Preventive Roof Maintenance Programs

Even with a new roof or a coating system, routine maintenance is critical. Our preventive maintenance programs are designed to catch small issues early, extend the life of your roof, and give you peace of mind knowing you’ll never be left waiting for service.

Our Maintenance Plans Include:

  • Scheduled Inspections – Semi-annual, quarterly, or custom based on your facility needs.

  • Thermal Scans – Identify hidden moisture inside the roof membrane before it becomes a costly problem.

  • Detailed Roof Reports – Full photo documentation with clear recommendations.

  • Drain and Gutter Cleaning – Keep water moving off the roof to prevent ponding and leaks.

  • Sealant Refresh – Re-apply sealants on flashing, boots, and other vulnerable points.

  • Minor Repairs and Touch-Ups – Take care of small problems on the spot.

  • Budget Forecasts – Plan ahead for future repairs or replacement with clear cost projections.

  • Discounts on Larger Work – Members receive special pricing on bigger projects.

  • Priority Response – When emergencies happen, maintenance plan clients go to the front of the line.

Why Choose Our Maintenance Plan?

  • You don’t need to be an existing client to enroll. No matter who installed your roof or how old it is, we can provide a maintenance plan that keeps it performing at its best.

  • Many businesses struggle just to get a roofer to return a call or provide a quote. Our clients know they’re a priority, and we prove it with dependable service.

  • We don’t cut corners to boost profit. If doing the job right costs us more time or materials, we do it anyway. That’s why our clients stay with us - because they know we’ll put their roof’s performance above quick profits.

  • Our proposals are clear, detailed, and backed by decades of experience. You’ll always know exactly what’s happening with your roof.

  • Maintenance plans reduce emergencies, extend roof life, and help you control roofing costs year after year.

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