Metal Roof Restoration
Conklin’s MR System is a complete waterproofing system for metal roofs. It stops leaks, inhibits rust and provides an energy-efficient, long-lasting, attractive finish coat which will extend the life of your roof for years. During the restoration process, each problem area is systematically addressed, repaired and resealed; then the entire roof is coated with a reflective finish coat.
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Metal Roof Restoration
Inspect for damage:Check your metal roofing paint for scratches, scuffs, flaking or fading. If you notice any major blemishes, you may want to consult a professional to replace your roof. Repair minor scratches:You can apply mineral spirits with a clean cloth to buff minor scratches.
- Stops leaks, Inhibits rust and increased energy efficiency
- Lowers utility expense with its cool white reflective surface.
- Enhances appearance with an attractive finish coat.
- Extends the life of the existing roof.
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What are the benefits of restoring my Metal Roof?
Our metal roof restoration systems are proven to stop leaks, reduce energy consumption, prevent rust and corrosion, extend roof life, and most importantly, they cost half as much as a conventional roof replacement
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How long does a roof restoration last?
Most roof coatings have a life expectancy of 5-10 years depending on the roofing material. Looking at a couple of different types of coating, a high-quality silicone roof coating could last up to 15 years when maintained properly.
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How long does my Metal Roof last?
While metal roofs can last from 40-70 years, a number of factors can speed up their deterioration. These factors include hail, plant growth, moisture, constant changes in temperature, lack of maintenance, foot traffic, and more. All these eventually decrease the reflectivity of your roof and cause punctures.