Stop Rust and Leaks Without Replacing the Roof
A metal roof that is still structurally sound often leaks for small reasons: rust at the fasteners, gaps at the seams and laps, and screws that have backed out after years of heating and cooling. A metal roof coating seals all of that under one continuous, reflective layer.
We clean and treat the metal, seal the seams and fasteners, and apply the coating to residential and commercial metal roofs across Orlando and Central Florida, usually while the building stays in use.
Why Coat a Metal Roof With Thomas Roofing
A coating only lasts as long as the preparation under it. Our crews work under OSHA 30-trained supervision, and our HAAG Certified Inspector checks the roof first, so we only recommend a coating on a roof that will hold it.
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How We Coat a Metal Roof
Inspection
We check the panels, seams, fasteners and flashing, and look for areas too far gone to coat, which get repaired or replaced first.
Cleaning and rust treatment
The roof is cleaned, loose rust removed and the bare spots primed so the coating bonds to the metal.
Seams and fasteners
Seams, laps and every fastener are sealed, since that is where metal roofs usually leak.
Coating
The coating goes on in full coats over the whole roof, leaving a seamless, white, reflective surface.
What a Metal Roof Coating Does
Stops active leaks
Sealing the seams and fasteners closes the gaps that let water in during Florida downpours.
Slows rust
The coating keeps water and salt air off the metal, which matters on roofs near the coast.
Reflects heat
A white coating reflects sunlight, keeping the roof and the building underneath cooler.
Delays replacement
On a sound roof, a coating is a way to put off a full replacement. If replacement makes more sense, we will say so; see metal roofing.
Coatings for Homes, Warehouses and Commercial Buildings
We coat metal roofs on homes, barns and workshops as well as warehouses, retail and industrial buildings. For flat and low-slope roofs, see our roof coating page; to refresh a sound tile or metal roof for looks, see roof painting.
Call our Orlando office at (407) 408-0577 for a free metal roof coating estimate.
For metal roof coating in Volusia and Brevard counties, see our Holly Hill and Titusville offices.
Where we are
Service Areas
- Avalon Park
- Alafaya
- Altamonte Springs
- Apopka
- Belle Isle
- Buena Ventura Lakes
- Casselberry
- Celebration
- Clermont
- Davenport
- Doctor Phillips
- Edgewood
- Eustis
- Four Corners
- Gotha
- Haines City
- Horizon West
- Kissimmee
- Lake County
- Lake Mary
- Lake Nona
- Leesburg
- Longwood
- Maitland
- Marion
- Meadow Woods
- Montverde
- Mount Dora
- Oakland
- Oak Hill
- Ocoee
- Orange County
- Osceola County
- Orlando
- Oviedo
- Pine Hills
- Poinciana
- Sanford
- Seminole County
- St. Cloud
- Sumter County
- Tavares
- Union Park
- University
- Waterford Lakes
- West Brevard County
- Windermere
- Winter Park
- Winter Garden
- Winter Springs
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any metal roof be coated?
Most can, as long as the panels and structure are sound. We inspect first; badly rusted or damaged panels are repaired or replaced before coating.
Will a coating stop my metal roof from leaking?
In most cases, yes. Metal roofs usually leak at seams and fasteners, and sealing those is part of every coating job.
Do you coat residential metal roofs?
Yes, on homes as well as commercial and industrial buildings.
Is coating cheaper than replacing a metal roof?
Usually, because the existing roof stays in place. We give you a free estimate for both when replacement is a realistic option.
Can the building stay open while you coat the roof?
Usually, yes. The work happens on the roof, so most businesses keep operating.
Metal Roof Coating
Get a Free Metal Roof Coating Estimate
Call (407) 408-0577, 24/7, or request your estimate online. We serve Orlando, Volusia County and Brevard County.