Lawton's Premier Flat Roof Contractor

In general, roof restoration is a perfectly viable solution for any commercial roof surface. However, there are a variety of important factors to consider when it comes to the suitability of a roof coating restoration system. The only true way of determining whether or not a roof is a "coatings candidate" is to conduct a roof survey or inspection. This will ensure that the roof surface is in moderately good condition and capable of delivering long-lasting performance.

Twice a year, at least. Specifically, in the spring and fall. This ensures that roof surfaces are prepared for the inclement weather and extreme temparatures that typically occur during the summer and winter months. It's also recommended that follow-up inspections be performed immediately after episodes of severe weather.

Flat roofs are notorious for leaking. This is primarily due to their lack of slope, which makes it difficult for water to properly drain from the roof surface. As a result, areas of ponding water begin to form and eventually find their way inside the roofing assembly. Other factors such as general exposure, surface damage (punctures, splits, tears, etc.), structural movement, debris, biological growth, and shrinkage can be direct, or indirect, causes of flat roof leaks.

Absolutely! We offer warranties to cover both labor & material, as well as material-only options, for up to 5, 10, 12, 15, and even 20 years—depending on the roofing system and substrate. Additionally, our warranty plans are extendable, renewable, and transferable.

Certainly! Establishing a roof maintenance plan is perhaps the easiest and most cost-effective way to extend the service life of your commercial roof. The goal of any maintenance program is to uncover small problems before they turn into real issues and to help facility managers keep track of records pertaining to roof maintenance.