Roof Coatings
A coating is a recovery system, not a patch. Applied over a roof that is still structurally sound, it can extend service life without the disruption and cost of a tear-off — and applied over one that is already wet, it seals the problem in. These guides cover how to tell the difference: what a moisture survey actually shows, which substrates take a coating and which do not, how the systems differ from each other, and what surface preparation a manufacturer will require before it stands behind the work.
Which Commercial Roof Coating System Is Right for Your Building? Genyk, Duroflex or Other?
NFW selects between targeted repair products like Genyk Duroseal and Duroflex, RC2250 and RC2000, or a full Inland Coatings restoration system, based on real roof condition — not a one-size-fits-all product line.
When Should You Recoat a Commercial Roof?
Recoating is a planned maintenance step, not a last resort. Here are the visible and performance-based signs that a commercial roof is ready for recoating in Alberta conditions.
What Causes Commercial Roof Leaks (And How Coatings Prevent Them)
Commercial roof leaks rarely happen suddenly — they're the result of predictable failure points at seams, penetrations and ponding water that develop over time.
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