About Our Greenwood Metal Roof Coating Work
Every Job Starts With a Pick at the Laps and Eaves
Here is more about our Greenwood metal roof coating work: what we check first, what we repair, and what you receive when the roof is done.
How We Think About Our Greenwood Metal Roof Coating Work
We think about our Greenwood metal roof coating work as repair first and coating second. A coating seals what is under it, so open laps and failed screws get fixed before anything is sprayed.
Owners get a marked sketch, a written scope with one price, and a record of products and thickness at the end.
- Roof walk before any price
- Repairs listed on the scope
- Thickness measured as we spray
- Record handed to the owner
Want a Second Look at a Roof Someone Else Priced?
Call and we will walk it and give you our own written scope.
What Our Roof Walk Covers
Each item below is checked and noted on the sketch.
- Gutters, eave trim, and bottom panel ends
- Side laps and end laps on every run
- Screw rows pull-tested by section
- Curbs, fans, skylights, and pipe boots
- Drains and low spots that hold water
- Rust depth probed at laps and eaves
- Interior stains traced to the roof
- Photos keyed to the roof sketch
What We Will Not Do on a Roof
A few lines we hold on every job.
| We Will Not | What We Do Instead |
|---|---|
| Coat over rust holes | Replace or patch holed panels first |
| Spray over wet insulation | Cut out wet areas and replace them |
| Coat in rain or frost | Wait for a dry window inside product limits |
| Skip screw and lap repair | Seal every failed detail before coating |
| Hide repairs inside one number | List repairs on the scope |
Talk About Our Greenwood Metal Roof Coating Work
Tell us about your roof, and we will walk it and send a written scope.