Restore your roof. Skip the tear-off.

General commercial roof coating runs roughly $1.50-$6.50 per square foot, with silicone systems specifically landing around $3.50-$7.00/sq ft due to their higher material cost and longer lifespan. Acrylic systems generally land at the lower end of the range. A free on-site inspection gets you a firm number for your specific roof.

No. We are an independent, certified contractor trained and authorized to install Conklin-brand roof coating systems — we are not Conklin the manufacturer or any affiliated corporate entity. Conklin manufactures the coating products; we apply them to manufacturer specification as a certified installer.

Yes, in most cases. A coating restoration applied over a sound existing roof is typically a fraction of the cost per square foot of a full tear-off and replacement, with far less disruption to building operations. We'll give you an honest read on whether your roof is a good coating candidate or genuinely needs replacement.

Silicone is non-sacrificial with a 20+ year potential lifespan and superior UV and ponding-water resistance, but costs more. Acrylic is sacrificial (it wears down gradually) with a 10-15 year lifespan, costs less, and self-cleans well in rain — but isn't recommended where regular ponding water occurs.

Often, yes. We assess rust condition first — rust-inhibitive primer prep and fastener/seam treatment come before any topcoat. If the metal substrate is structurally sound, a coating restoration stops leaks and condensation without the cost of a full metal roof replacement.

Reflective white coating systems can meaningfully reduce rooftop surface temperature and cooling load compared to a dark membrane or asphalt roof — this is commonly called 'cool roof' performance. Actual savings vary by building and climate, so we frame this as a real performance benefit rather than a guaranteed dollar figure.