ADVANCED COMMERCIAL ROOF COATINGS
Restore, Protect, and Preserve Your Commercial Investment
Advanced Fluid-Applied Roof Systems for Northern California Businesses
Is your commercial roof nearing the end of its lifespan? Before you commit to a costly, disruptive tear-off and replacement, consider an Advanced Roof Coating System from Shield Guard Roofing.
Roof coatings—often referred to as "liquid-applied membranes"—are high-performance polymers designed to resurface your existing roof. They create a seamless, waterproof barrier that stops leaks, improves energy efficiency, and extends your roof’s life by 10 to 20 years.
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Why Choose Roof Coatings?
Roof restoration is the "smart" alternative to traditional reroofing. Here’s why Sacramento and Bay Area property managers are making the switch:
Cost-Effective
Avoid the high labor costs of tearing off your old roof and the disposal fees associated with California landfills.
Minimal Business Disruption
No heavy machinery, no loud tearing of materials, and no fumes. We can often apply coatings while your business remains fully operational.
Energy Savings (Cool Roofs)
Our coatings are highly reflective. By bouncing UV rays away from your building, you can reduce cooling costs by up to 30% during our hot Northern California summers.
Seamless Protection
Unlike traditional roofing that relies on seams (the #1 place roofs fail), coatings are fluid-applied, creating a monolithic "shield" over your entire building.
Sustainable & Green
Keep tons of roofing waste out of local landfills while qualifying for potential LEED credits or local energy rebates.
Our Advanced Coating Systems
We don't believe in "one size fits all." Shield Guard Roofing specializes in the three primary high-performance chemistries used in modern commercial roofing:
Silicone Coating Systems
Best for: Flat roofs with ponding water issues. Silicone is the "gold standard" for waterproofing. It is moisture-cured and does not degrade under standing water or intense UV exposure. It remains flexible in shifting temperatures, making it perfect for the Central Valley climate.
Acrylic (CentiSeal-Style) Coatings
Best for: Sloped roofs and metal restoration. Our high-solids acrylic coatings provide excellent UV protection and are highly breathable. They are an eco-friendly, water-based solution that is easy to maintain and remarkably cost-effective for large-scale metal or modified bitumen roofs.
Polyurethane & Polyurea
Best for: High-traffic roofs and harsh environments. If your roof houses heavy HVAC equipment or sees frequent foot traffic, polyurethane offers superior impact and abrasion resistance. It is incredibly durable and chemically resistant.
The Shield Guard Process: How We Restore Your Roof
Unwavering Commitment to Your Success
- Comprehensive Inspection
We use infrared or moisture-detection tools to ensure your insulation is dry and the structure is sound. - Pressure Washing
We remove all dirt, algae, and debris to ensure maximum adhesion. - Detailing & Seam Reinforcement
We treat all penetrations, curbs, and seams with heavy-duty flashing grade sealant. - Minimized Operational Disruption
We prioritize minimizing disruptions to your ongoing business operations during the roofing project. - Application
Using professional-grade spray or roller equipment, we apply the coating to the exact mil-thickness required for your warranty.
Dedicated to providing top-notch quality services and guaranteeing your complete satisfaction consistently.
Certified Excellence
As a GAF Certified Commercial Contractor and Polyglass Registered Contractor, Shield Guard Roofing can offer manufacturer-backed warranties that cover both materials and labor. We bring the same level of craftsmanship to our coatings that we do to our full replacements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any roof be coated?
Most commercial systems (TPO, PVC, EPDM, Metal, Modified Bitumen) can be coated, provided the underlying insulation isn't saturated with water.
How long does a coating last?
Depending on the thickness applied, coatings typically carry 10, 15, or 20-year warranties. Best of all, they can be "re-coated" at the end of their life to extend the warranty again.
Are there tax benefits?
Yes! Because coatings are often classified as "maintenance" rather than a "capital improvement," they may be 100% tax-deductible in the first year. (Consult your tax professional for details).
