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About Our Nogales Roof Coating Company

A roof coating company in Nogales focused on one thing: coating commercial roofs that are ready for it, and saying so plainly when one is not.

Roofer reviewing roof photos on a tablet with a building owner beside a work truck

How This Roof Coating Company Starts A Nogales Job

Every job here begins on the roof, with the owner or facility manager, before any product is named.

Roofer showing a facility manager an adhesion test patch on a flat commercial roof

The first visit answers three questions: what the roof is made of, whether the insulation under it is dry, and which joints have failed. A moisture meter, a core cut, and a small adhesion patch settle most of it.

From there the choice is usually clear. Dry roofs with failing seams get repaired and coated. Wet or worn-out roofs get a straight answer that coating would waste the money.

  • Commercial buildings only: warehouses, cold storage, retail, offices, shops
  • Five coating systems matched to the surface already on the roof
  • Work staged around open businesses and docks
  • Nogales, Rio Rico, Tubac, Tumacacori-Carmen, Patagonia, and Amado
Roofer uncoiling spray hose from a coating rig trailer beside a commercial office building

Wondering If Your Roof Qualifies?

Call and describe the roof, the building, and any leaks inside. A short conversation usually tells you whether an inspection is worth booking.

On The Roof Before Any Coating

These checks happen on every roof before a coating system is chosen.

  • Moisture readings and core cuts for wet insulation
  • Seams, laps, and panel joints for gaps and lifted edges
  • Drains and scuppers for clogs, height, and ponding rings
  • Curbs, skylights, and pipe boots for torn flashing
  • Existing coating type, so the new coat can bond
  • Rust depth on metal panels and fasteners
  • Ceiling stains inside, matched to spots on the roof

Roofs We Coat, And Roofs We Send Elsewhere

Being clear about the second list is part of the job.

Roofs We Coat

  • Dry built-up, modified bitumen, and single-ply roofs
  • Metal panel roofs with surface rust over solid steel
  • Foam roofs with firm cells under a worn topcoat
  • Approved, flat-lying commercial shingle roofs
  • Roofs with local leaks that repairs can close

Roofs That Need Replacing

  • Wet insulation across most of the roof area
  • Decks rusted through or soft underfoot
  • Shingles curled or bare across whole slopes
  • Membranes split and shrinking away from the edges
  • Any house or residential roof

Start With An Honest Look

Request a free inspection of your commercial roof, or call to talk it through first.

Call Us +1 (623) 310-0223