A suitable existing assembly
Sound roofing, suitable adhesion and dry support can make a prepared restoration system worth discussing. Existing details and compatible repairs still need attention.
A coating needs a sound, prepared surface that is compatible with the selected system. It cannot dry wet insulation, restore failed decking or rebuild every damaged seam. Those problems need to be understood and addressed first. The roof’s drainage and the manufacturer’s conditions also affect whether restoration is suitable.

Surface appearance is only one part of the choice.
Sound roofing, suitable adhesion and dry support can make a prepared restoration system worth discussing. Existing details and compatible repairs still need attention.
Wet insulation, failed substrate or widespread membrane deterioration calls for opening and correcting the affected assembly. Covering it does not remove the cause.
The chosen system has specific requirements for preparation, thickness, substrate and water exposure. A coating does not change a low area into a properly draining slope.
The scope is more than the amount of coating on the roof.

The work begins with the existing assembly, leaks and moisture condition. Compatible detail repairs come before the restoration layer.
Cleaning, preparation, adhesion and system-specific application details affect the work. Manufacturer instructions govern the selected system.
Access, equipment service, protection and tenant use affect handling and phasing. Roof area, preparation and repair needs determine price; no residential rate is carried into the calculation.

Roeland Park Roofing Co
Tell us where the property is and what needs attention. Call (913) 270-1748 or request a free inspection. We can start with what you have noticed and work through the options from there.
(913) 270-1748