The Right Fix For The Drip
Sorting condensation from leaks first means money goes to laps and screws, or to insulation, whichever the drips call for.

We provide Leitchfield metal roof coating for commercial buildings. First we sort condensation drips from real leaks inside the building, then we seal the laps and screws that actually let rain in.
Many Leitchfield plants and shops sit under bare metal with translucent skylight panels in the field. On cool, humid mornings those panels sweat, and the drips land right where a roof leak would.
Sorting the two decides the job. Leaks follow rain and land under laps and screws; condensation shows up on dry mornings across the whole underside.

Grayson County industrial buildings tend to share a few problems. These are the ones we look for on a Leitchfield roof walk.
Bare steel cools overnight, and humid air condenses on its underside. Puddles under the whole roof on rainless mornings are the giveaway.
Translucent panels crack with age and open where they lap the steel. Their edges get fabric and sealer, or the panels get replaced.
Cold nights and mild afternoons work the steel back and forth. Spring checks find split gutter seams and lifted fabric at lower end laps.
Long runs over plant floors back screws out along purlin lines. Each one gets tightened or replaced with a larger screw.
Uninsulated roofs bake work areas by afternoon. That complaint points to foam, since a coating alone adds little insulation.
These benefits hold on Leitchfield roofs with panels still fastened down and framing that is firm.
Sorting condensation from leaks first means money goes to laps and screws, or to insulation, whichever the drips call for.
Coating keeps the existing steel on the building, so the plant floor stays covered while we work above it.
A white top coat, or foam plus coating, cuts the heat that bare steel sends down on summer afternoons.
A worn surface can be cleaned and recoated with the same product years down the road.
Leitchfield buildings usually land on one of these systems, chosen by whether the drips are leaks, condensation, or both.
For buildings already insulated, the laps and screws get sealed and the panels coated. Skylight panel edges get fabric, and the gutters get cleaned and sealed inside the trough.
Metal roof coating →
Closed-cell foam over bare panels buries the screws, keeps the steel warmer on humid mornings, and takes a coating on top. Edges get new trim for the added height.
Spray foam roofing →
Bright white acrylic for pitched shop roofs that shed rain quickly, applied on warm, dry days once dew has burned off the north slopes.
Acrylic roof coating →Call us and tell us whether they show up after rain or on dry mornings. That one detail points us to the right fix.
Four stages, starting from inside the building so the drips get sorted first.


We look at the underside for drip patterns, daylight at laps, and wet insulation, then walk the panels, screws, skylights, and gutters on top.
Drips after rain trace to laps and screws; drips on dry mornings trace to condensation. The plan follows whichever the building shows.
Loose screws get replaced, cracked skylight panels swapped or sealed, and the roof washed and primed where rust shows.
Laps and screws get sealed and coated, or foam goes on first where the steel sweats, then a topcoat.
Have a building outside Leitchfield? We coat commercial metal roofs in the towns below and in Elizabethtown, and for other places you can call us or send us a message.

Farm-supply stores where fertilizer and livestock areas speed up rust on the panels.

Barns and sheds turned into shops, with wood purlins and old patches to check.

Properties carrying both standing seam and screw-down roofs, each prepped its own way.
Answers for Grayson County owners about winters, permits, and utilities.
They work the panels back and forth all winter, so coatings here need good stretch and reinforced laps. Ice at the eaves pries at gutter seams, too. Each spring we check ridge closures, gutter seams and end caps, lower end laps, and skylight edges, then seal any splits before summer storms.
The Grayson County local building inspector covers Leitchfield, per the state contact sheet and the city 2026 inspector list. Grayson County also has its own state building inspector, which matters if you own buildings in more than one county. Call with the scope, including panel replacement, purlin repair, or foam.
Nolin RECC, Farmers RECC, and Meade County RECC all list Grayson County, so the electric bill settles which one serves your building. That utility is the one to ask about business programs and the one to call if a service mast passes through the roof being coated.
Watch when it drips. Water after rain that lands under laps or screws is a leak. Water on dry, cool mornings spread across the underside is condensation, and it calls for insulation rather than more sealant.
Translucent panels stay clear so daylight still comes in. Cracked panels get replaced, and sound ones get sealed at the edges where they lap the steel.
Most plants keep running, since the work stays on top of the panels. We cover rooftop intakes when solvent products are in use, plan lift moves around shift changes and loading docks, and keep the roof hatch clear for your staff. A short meeting about shifts and deliveries sets the work order before day one.
Tell us when the drips happen and where they land. We check both sides of the roof and price the fix that matches.
Leave a name and number, and we will call to talk through the leaks, rust, or coating question on your building.
Or call (270) 236-5261 now