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View all servicesInspection, maintenance and coating for flat and low-slope roofs across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. Coating is not a cure for a failed roof — it is what keeps a sound one sound. We will tell you honestly which one you have.
Miami-Dade · Broward & Palm Beach Counties
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Tell us the roof type, roughly how old it is, and whether anything is leaking. We would rather look before we recommend anything.
Roof type if you know it, approximate age, any leak history, and any previous coating or repair work.
We arrange an inspection and get onto the roof. A coating recommendation made from the ground is a guess.
Substrate condition, drainage, flashings and penetrations, whether coating is appropriate at all, and what it would and would not solve.
Your details are with us. A licensed general contractor will come back to you to arrange a site walk. If it is urgent, call (754) 236-0675.
Illustrative sequence — inspection, preparation and coating
What we do
A roof coating is a liquid-applied membrane rolled or sprayed over an existing roof. On a substrate that is dry, sound and properly drained it restores the surface, reflects heat and seals the small stuff before it becomes the big stuff. On a roof with saturated insulation, failed seams or standing water that never clears, it does none of that — it just puts a bright new surface over a problem and delays the conversation by a season. The inspection is the whole service; the coating is what happens when the inspection says yes.
Substrate, seams, flashings, penetrations and drainage checked before any recommendation is made.
Coat, repair, or replace. We say which, and why, and we would rather lose the coating job than sell you one that will fail.
Standing water is the commonest reason a flat roof fails early. Clearing and correcting it comes before anything is applied.
Most leaks start at a flashing, a penetration or a seam — not in the middle of the roof. That is where the work goes.
A scheduled look twice a year and after major storms costs a fraction of the repair it prevents.

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Illustrative sequence — not photographs of an Elbaz project
Full disclosure: every image on this page is an AI-generated illustration, not a photograph of our work. We do not have documented photography of our own coating and maintenance projects, and the stock material available to us could not be attributed honestly. Rather than present someone else's roof as ours, we have illustrated exactly what we look at and what we do. Each caption and each image's alt text says so.
























The main roof surface: its condition, whether it is chalking, blistering or shrinking, and whether it is still bonded.
Flashings, terminations, curbs and penetrations — where almost every leak we are called to actually starts.
Where it goes, how fast, and where it does not go. Standing water is the single strongest predictor of early failure.
Previous coatings and repairs, because what is already on the roof decides what can go on next.
How it runs
Everything before stage nine decides whether stage nine is worth doing. This is the order we work in.
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On the roof, not from the ground. Type, age, previous work and general condition.
Whether the insulation or substrate below is wet. A saturated deck cannot be coated over — it has to come off.
Where water goes and where it lingers. Ponding is noted and measured, not eyeballed.
Flashings, terminations, curbs, penetrations and seams, one at a time.
Coat, repair or replace — in writing, with the reasoning. If a coating would be money wasted, we say so here.
Open seams, failed flashings and damaged areas made good. Coating over a defect just conceals it.
Outlets cleared, strainers replaced, and where ponding is structural, the options for correcting it set out.
Washed down, allowed to dry fully, and primed where the substrate requires it. This is where shortcuts show up two years later.
Applied at the manufacturer's specified coverage rate, in the specified number of coats, in suitable weather.
Fabric or additional coats at seams, flashings and penetrations, because the field is not where roofs fail.
What to check, when, and what to call us about — plus the documentation for what was applied.
Coverage rates, coat counts, cure times, weather windows and warranty terms are set by the manufacturer of the coating actually used and differ between products. Nothing on this page states a service life.
Almost nobody's roof fails in the middle. It fails where the membrane has to stop, turn, or go around something: at a drain that has silted up, at a scupper that was never big enough, at a seam that was rolled on a hot afternoon, at a curb whose counterflashing was never sealed, at a pipe collar that has hardened and split. Those six places are where an inspection spends its time and where maintenance money returns the most.
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Illustrative — the six details worth your attention
Also AI-generated illustrations rather than photographs of our work, for the same reason as above. These are the six places we find problems, in roughly the order of how often we find them.
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The decision
Six things that decide which of the three your roof needs. Switch between the questions to see each from a different angle.

Whether water clears the roof, and how long it takes.
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Whether the existing membrane is sound and bonded, and whether what is under it is dry.
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Where the membrane turns up a wall or parapet and how it is terminated and sealed at the top.
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Every pipe, vent, conduit and support foot that comes through the roof surface.
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The product system chosen for your substrate, applied at the rate and coat count the manufacturer specifies.
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A scheduled inspection twice a year and after major storms, with drains cleared and details checked.
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Living with it
Clear drains and scuppers, check strainers are in place, and walk the details.
Look for lifted flashing, displaced counterflashing and new debris around outlets.
Foot traffic on a coated roof is the fastest way to wear it. Where access is needed regularly, walkway pads are worth the cost.
What was applied and when. It matters for warranty claims and it matters when you sell.
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This section exists because it is the most useful thing on the page. There are six situations where we will tell you not to coat, and a contractor who never says any of them is not inspecting.

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Illustrative, AI-generated. If the layer below the membrane is saturated, coating traps the water in. The roof has to be opened and the wet material removed — there is no surface treatment for this.
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Illustrative, AI-generated. If water still sits 48 hours after rain and the cause is the slope rather than a blocked outlet, coating over it shortens its own life.
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Illustrative, AI-generated. Isolated seam failures are repairable. Seams opening everywhere means the membrane has reached the end of its life.
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Illustrative, AI-generated. Every layer adds weight and reduces adhesion for the next. There is a point at which the honest answer is to strip rather than add.
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Illustrative, AI-generated. Not every coating bonds to every roof. Applying the wrong chemistry over an existing system produces a bright roof that peels within a season.
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Illustrative, AI-generated. If the deck itself is moving, cracks will telegraph through any coating. That is a structural conversation, not a roofing one.
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The six details, in the order we find problems in them
Schematic. Product compatibility, coverage rates and detail reinforcement are set by the coating manufacturer for the specific system used.
Answers
No, and that is the most important sentence on this page. A coating needs a substrate that is sound, dry, compatible and properly drained. If the insulation below is wet, if water ponds because of the slope, if the seams are failing across the field, or if there are already several coatings on the roof, the honest recommendation is repair or replacement. We would rather tell you that than take the work.
No. Coating seals surface-level deterioration and small defects across the field. It will not fix a failed flashing, a split penetration collar, a leaking curb or water tracking in from a wall above — those are repairs, and they happen before any coating goes on.
Repairs first, drains cleared, then washed down and left to dry fully, and primed where the substrate requires it. Preparation is the majority of the labour and it is where a cheap quote saves its money. Nothing bonds to a dirty, chalking or damp surface.
Twice a year, and after any major storm. On a commercial roof with plant on it, more often — foot traffic and equipment maintenance cause a surprising share of the damage we find.
When the substrate is wet, when the membrane has reached the end of its life across the whole roof, when repeated coatings have built up, or when the drainage cannot be corrected any other way. Spending on a coating in those cases buys a season and loses the money.
That depends entirely on the product, the substrate, the preparation and the exposure — and manufacturers publish their own warranty terms for their own systems. We will give you the documentation for the product actually used rather than quote a number that suits us.
A reflective surface reduces the heat load on the roof, and on a low-slope roof in this climate that is a genuine benefit. How much it shows on your bill depends on insulation, plant and how the building is used, so we do not put a percentage on it.
It varies by municipality and by what else is being done. Maintenance and cleaning generally do not; recover and replacement generally do. We check for your address and handle submission where it applies.
Different products exist for different substrates, and the compatibility question is the whole answer. Tile and metal roofs more often need targeted repair — valleys, fasteners, underlayment at the eaves — than a field coating.
You get told, with photographs, and with the options ranked by cost and by how long each one buys you. Sometimes the right answer is a repair now and a replacement budgeted for in two years, and that is a legitimate plan.
It is the highest-return money on this page. Clearing drains and checking details twice a year costs a fraction of the repair it prevents, and it moves the replacement date further out than any product decision does.
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ResilienceWhat the roof has to do in a storm, and where envelopes actually fail.
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ClimateUV, heat and driving rain, and what they do to a roof surface.
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CodeWhat mounting equipment on a roof changes about its detailing.
Read the guide
PermitsHow the three counties differ on roofing submissions and inspections.
Read the guideAlso from us
The roof type this page is mostly about.
The report, and what it can save you.
Targeted work, before it becomes a replacement.
When coating is genuinely the wrong answer.
Valleys, underlayment and fixings.
After the weather.
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An inspection, then an honest recommendation. If your roof should not be coated, that is what the report will say — and it will say why.
We read it and come back to arrange an inspection — usually within one working day.
Roof type and rough age, any leak history, and details of any previous coating or repair.
Substrate and moisture, drainage, flashings and penetrations, and whether coating, repair or replacement is the right call.
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(754) 236-0675Illustrative sequence — survey, drainage, preparation, details, coating
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Your details are with us. A licensed general contractor will come back to you to arrange a site walk. If it is urgent, call (754) 236-0675.