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Silicone resealing

The new roof
can wait.

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Stop chasing leaks.

  • A commercial flat roof mid-reseal, white silicone covering most of the field with the grey existing membrane still visible at the edge

    Goes on over the roof you already have. Nothing gets torn off and nothing gets hauled away.

  • An aged flat roof with reinforcing fabric laid over a drain area and a sealed pipe boot, repaired before the silicone coat goes on

    Open seams, cracked flashings, and soft spots are repaired before the silicone goes on, not buried under it.

  • A low corner of a white silicone roof with a coated drain strainer and coated scupper against the parapet

    Unaffected by ponding water, so the low spots that leaked every winter stop mattering.

  • A fully coated white silicone roof with many sealed vent penetrations, a skylight, and a rooftop fan in low light

    Every vent, curb, and pipe is sealed into the membrane instead of caulked around.

  • Rows of solar racking feet each sealed with white silicone on a commercial flat roof

    Sealed with GE Enduris 3500, a 100% silicone that stays flexible and stands up to sun, rain, and snow.

  • Fresh white silicone applied along the base of a parapet wall and up the wall over a blue tape line, with GE Enduris pails on the roof

    Parapet walls get sealed too, so water has no way in behind the roof edge.

A large white resealed flat roof with coated vents and rooftop equipment under dramatic clouds

Stop leaks. Keep the roof.

Protect your asset value. Keep the roof you have in service and the replacement off the capital plan.

Keep people dry. No buckets in the hallway and no calls after the first storm of the season.

Fix the seams and soft spots now and prevent further damage that turns a roof you can reseal into a roof you have to replace.

Your roof covers more than the building. Protect what’s inside from water, downtime, and the ceiling tiles you keep replacing.

A freshly resealed white flat roof at golden hour beside an occupied brick office building

No tear-off.
No shutdown.

Your tenants stay put. Silicone is applied over the existing roof, so there is no tear-off, no dumpster in the lot, and nothing to close.

  • Drone view of an occupied building with a white resealed flat roof section and a full parking lot beside it

    Nothing comes off the roof, so nothing goes in a dumpster. No tear-off debris and no heavy equipment in your parking lot.

  • A freshly coated white roof running toward a brick parapet under a deep blue sky, with two crew members far in the distance

    A small crew applies one coat by spray or roller, with no primer to wait on and no solvent smell drifting into the building.

  • A clean, empty white silicone roof with a coated vent stack and HVAC unit under a clear winter sky

    Nothing left on site. The crew leaves with the pails, and the roof goes back to doing its job.

A coat. Not a roof.

Resealing keeps the roof you already paid for and puts the work into one coat over the top. No tear-off, no dumpsters, no new roof to fund, and the big decision stays off this year’s budget.

  • 0 tear-off
  • 0 primer
  • 1 coat
  • No dumpsters
  • Small crew
A finished white silicone flat roof stretching to the parapet under a clear sky

Whole roof.
Or one section.

A roof that leaks is not the same as a roof that’s finished. Repair what’s failing, reseal the whole roof or only the section that needs it, and keep everything underneath in service.

That’s a plan you can take to ownership: the roof you already have, resealed with 100% silicone instead of replaced.

Manufacturer warranties available up to20 yearslabor and material, through the manufacturer’s approved applicator program

1 coat
no primer, no mixing
0°F to 120°F
application range, so a cold day doesn’t stop the work

Repaired first. Then sealed.

Resealing starts with what’s failing. Seams, drains, and penetrations are repaired and sealed first. Then one coat of silicone ties the whole surface together.

A failing membrane seam sealed under a smooth white silicone layer at a roof edge

Bonds to what’s already there.

Almost nothing to throw away.

Replacing a roof sends the old one to the landfill. Resealing keeps it in service under a solvent-free, low-VOC coat of silicone, so the roof you have stays out of the landfill and a white finish reflects the sun instead of soaking it in.

See if your roof qualifies.

Before you take a replacement quote to ownership, find out whether the roof can be repaired and resealed instead. Silicone needs a clean, dry, sound roof underneath it, so the inspection documents what’s failing, what needs repair first, and whether resealing is the right call.

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