Flat & low-slope commercial roofs · Brooklyn

Commercial Roofing Acrylic Coating in Brooklyn

Commercial roofing acrylic coating by BST Roofers turns the flat or low-slope roof you already have into one elastomeric, white reflective membrane. It blocks UV, keeps the building cooler and extends roof life, with no tear-off.

We coat offices, retail stores, warehouses, restaurants, apartment and mixed-use buildings, churches and schools.

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Brooklyn commercial flat roof freshly coated in a seamless white reflective acrylic membrane
Roofs we coat

The prep each roof system needs first

Each system below takes acrylic once it is prepped.

Roof system Takes acrylic Prep before coating Fit
Metal Yes Rust treatment, fasteners sealed Ideal
Modified bitumen Yes, with conditions Primer against asphalt bleed Goodor TPO recover if worn
Built-up Yes, with conditions Loose gravel off, bleed primer Good
EPDM Yes, with conditions Seam reinforcement, adhesion primer Fair
TPO Yes, with conditions Single-ply adhesion primer Fair
Spray foam Yes Foam surface check Ideal

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What the coat does

Cooler top floors, longer roof life

White acrylic reflects around 80 percent of sunlight and blocks UV. The top floor stays cooler, and cooling bills drop.

Seams, laps and fasteners disappear under one continuous coat. Your current roof gains another decade or so, and you skip the cost of tearing it off.

Bright white acrylic coating covering the seams of a Brooklyn commercial flat roof on a sunny day
Close-up of a BST Roofers crew member rolling white acrylic coating over a roof seam
Cool roof, no tear-off
How we apply it

Six steps, inspection to cure

Same order, every roof.

  1. 01

    Inspection

    We test the insulation for moisture and mark where water ponds.

  2. 02

    Leak and seam repair

    Active leaks are fixed before any coat goes on, open seams too.

  3. 03

    Power washing

    Dirt and chalking come off so the coat can bond.

  4. 04

    Primer

    Only where the system needs it.

  5. 05

    Base coat

    Polyester fabric goes into it over seams and penetrations.

  6. 06

    Top coat and cure

    Built to the specified dry mil thickness, then cured before foot traffic.

When not to coat

Three findings that make coating the wrong buy

  • 1

    Wet insulation at inspection. Coating would trap that water, so we recommend a full restoration.

  • 2

    Ponding the slope cannot clear. Acrylic breaks down under standing water, so the drainage gets corrected through restoration first.

  • 3

    Membrane failing across the roof. Replacing the roof is the better spend.

FAQ and free estimate

Coating questions, then your estimate

What does the warranty cover, and how long does the coat last?

The manufacturer warranty covers the coating for 10 to 15 years, depending on the mil thickness we apply.

When will the roof need recoating?

Usually after 10 to 15 years, as a cleaning and new top coat. Yearly inspections keep it sound meanwhile.

Can the business stay open while you coat?

Yes. The work stays on the roof, and the water-based coating has little odor.

Can you coat a roof that leaks right now?

Not until the leak is repaired and the roof is dry.

How big is your roof? Send the building type and we will price commercial roofing acrylic coating for it, free.

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