
Metal Roof Coating
Rust primed, every screw capped, and fabric at each lap before base and top coats on steel panels.
Metal roof coating →
We offer commercial roof coating services across Elizabethtown and nearby towns. We talk through the building with you, then inspect the panels before picking a system.
Each system fits a different roof. The line under each name says which one.

Rust primed, every screw capped, and fabric at each lap before base and top coats on steel panels.
Metal roof coating →Made for roofs where water still stands two days after rain, at gutters and behind curbs.
Silicone roof coating →
Bright white and water-based for slopes that drain within hours, applied on warm, dry days.
Acrylic roof coating →
Closed-cell foam over bare panels that sweat or bake, buried screws and laps, coated on top.
Spray foam roofing →
Approved coatings on flat shingles that keep their granules, after a test area passes.
Shingle roof coating →Slope, standing water, and insulation sort most roofs quickly. Use the table to see where your building likely lands.
| System | Best Roof | Watch For | Recoat With |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metal Roof Coating | Attached steel panels with surface rust | Rust-through runs need new panels | Same coating family |
| Silicone | Low slope that holds water | Gathers dust, slick when wet | Silicone only |
| Acrylic | Pitched panels that drain fast | Needs warm, dry cure days | Acrylic |
| Spray Foam | Uninsulated metal buildings | Edges re-detailed for thickness | Topcoat over foam |
| Shingle Coating | Flat shingles with granules | Maker approval required | Same approved product |
Call us and describe the roof pitch, where water sits, and whether the building sweats. We can narrow it down on the phone.
Whatever system goes on, the work follows this order, and the inspection always comes first.


We walk the roof and look at the deck from inside, noting rust, screws, laps, wet spots, and insulation.
Holes, failed panels, soft deck, and loose screws get fixed before any coating work begins.
The roof gets washed and rinsed, then primed wherever the coating maker lists a primer.
Laps and details first, then base and top coats, with thickness checked throughout.
Answers about which roofs qualify, rust, taxes, permits, and getting ready for a roof walk.
Roofs whose panels are fastened down, mostly free of holes, and showing surface rust rather than rust-through. Good signs: light rust around screws, leaks at end laps or skylight edges, chalky paint, and dripping gutter seams with solid bottoms. Rust-through runs, sagging purlins, and soaked insulation get repaired first.
Elastomeric coatings stretch and recover as panels grow in afternoon sun and shrink overnight. Fabric at the laps spreads that strain over a wider band, and screws that wallowed their holes get larger replacements. Long warehouse runs move most, so their end laps and ridge closures get the heaviest reinforcement.
We clean it to firm metal and seal it with a rust-inhibiting primer. That means wire brushing or grinding loose scale, power washing with an approved cleaner, rinsing well, and priming once dry. Holes get a fastened patch or a new panel, and rust from cut edges gets the same treatment.
Standing up to water that sits at gutter lines, behind curbs, and at the low end of long runs, plus resisting UV. It still needs full prep and often a primer on bare steel. Silicone collects dirt and later recoats must be silicone, which matters if you plan rooftop equipment later.
A roof on existing nonresidential property can qualify as Section 179 property under IRS Publication 946, with 2026 limits set in that publication. Whether a coating counts as an improvement or a repair is a question for your CPA, who can review the scope and the roof condition before work.
The local office decides, based on scope. Replacing panels, repairing purlins, adding foam, or changing drainage is work an inspector wants to know about. Call before work starts with the address, roof size, panel type, and a plain scope, and mention any rooftop unit that has to be lifted.
LG&E and KU serve some buildings, and rural co-ops like Nolin RECC, Meade County RECC, and Farmers RECC cover much of the countryside, so check your bill. Ask that utility whether foam insulation over a metal roof fits a current business program; terms change, and no rebate is promised.
Records and photos save time. Pull the roof age and past repair dates, drawings or square footage, photos of drips and stains, locations of rooftop units and hatches, and notes on when leaks happen. Add the building hours and use, since a three-shift plant schedules differently than a church hall.
Tell us about the building. We inspect it and recommend the system that fits the roof you actually have.
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