Flat and low-slope roofs fail differently than pitched roofs. There is no shingle to blow off and no slope to shed water quickly. Instead, water sits. It finds the seams, the penetrations, and the low spots, and it works its way in.
Silicone restoration is a coating system applied over a flat roof that has been cleaned and prepared. The coating seals seams and penetrations and forms one continuous, watertight membrane over the existing surface. Because it is applied over the roof you already have, no tear-off is required: no dumpsters, no open building, and much less disruption.
The system handles standing water well, which matters on the low spots where ponds form after a storm. Done properly, it also extends the service life of the existing roof instead of sending material to a landfill.
It is not the right answer for every roof. If the deck or insulation is already saturated, or the roof structure is failing, a coating will seal over a problem instead of fixing it. That is why we inspect first and tell you plainly what we find.
If you are not sure which situation you are in, the free on-site estimate is the way to find out. We will look at the roof, document the conditions with photos, and explain your options.
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