Eaves Protected From Rust
Primed and coated panel ends hold up where gutters keep them damp after every rain. Those ends get extra primer. Gutters next to them get coated too.
As a Greendale metal roof coating contractor, we inspect panels, screws, seams, and the gutters at the eaves, then clean, seal, and coat the roof.


Greendale metal roof coating on shops and storage buildings depends on how water leaves the roof. Long eave gutters, downspouts, and the panel ends above them carry the most water and the most rust.
We check gutter seams, hangers, and outlets along with the panels. Gutter repairs are priced on their own line so you see what drainage work adds.
What we find most on Greendale shop and storage roofs, ranked by how soon each one needs work.
Open seams spill water down the wall and soak the panel ends above. Seams get resealed before coating.
Panel ends over gutters sit wet longest and rust first. Grinding and primer stop the spread.
Clogged outlets back water up into the gutter and onto the roof edge. Outlets get cleared first.
Wet walls below the eave mean water is getting in now. We trace it before goods get wet.
Sagging hangers tilt the gutter back toward the wall and spill water at the eave.
A coated shop or storage roof keeps stored goods dry. These gains hold when the drainage works.
Primed and coated panel ends hold up where gutters keep them damp after every rain. Those ends get extra primer. Gutters next to them get coated too.
Shops and storage buildings get the same full prep, so stored goods stay dry under every section. One written scope covers it all. Each building is listed separately.
Cleared outlets and sealed gutter seams carry water off the eaves instead of down the walls. Walls below stay dry too. Downspouts carry it to the ground.
Coating keeps solid panels in service and pushes a full reroof further out. Your storage space stays covered throughout. Solid panels stay where they are.
Every system we apply in Greendale, where each fits on shop and storage roofs, and the first check.
| System | Where It Fits | Check First |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial Metal Roof Coating | Metal panels with screws and laps that can be resealed | Screw count and stripped holes |
| Silicone Roof Coating | Roofs with ponding near drains and between curbs | Old coatings that silicone has to bond to |
| Acrylic Roof Coating | Well-drained metal roofs coated in warm, dry weather | Rain in the forecast during the cure window |
| Spray Foam Roofing | Roofs where added R-value is part of the goal | Rusted-through sheets that need swapping first |
| Shingle Roof Coating | Shingle sections that still lie flat | Flashing at walls, vents, and skylights |

Open gutter seams soak the panel ends above them. We fix the drainage and coat the roof together. Gutters then carry water away from the walls.
Get A Free EstimateFour steps, with drainage handled before the coat.
We check panels, screws, and seams, then walk the gutters, hangers, and downspouts at every eave. Findings go into the written scope. Downspout outlets are tested with water.
Gutter seams are resealed, hangers reset, and downspouts cleared so water leaves the roof. Water then flows to the outlets. Damaged gutter sections are replaced or lined.
Rust at the eaves is ground and primed, screws are sealed, and laps get fabric. Primer cures before coating. Laps near the eaves get extra fabric.
The coating system goes on with wet film checks and the roof is walked with you. Gutters are checked during the final walk. Gutters are rinsed clean after coating.
We take coating work in these towns too. Somewhere else? Please call us or send us a message.

Industrial roofs with fans and process vents. A roof walk and written scope come first everywhere.
Ag buildings where condensation gets checked too. A roof walk and written scope come first everywhere.
Warehouses coated with a written phase plan. A roof walk and written scope come first everywhere.
Older buildings with pinholes of daylight in the steel. A roof walk and written scope come first everywhere.
What Greendale shop and storage owners ask us.
Yes. Shops, storage buildings, and commercial roofs in Greendale start with an inspection of panels, screws, seams, and drainage.
Cleaning, rust treatment, and sealing follow, then a coating system matched to the roof.
Ask about your roof: (260) 517-5834Our published range is about $2.50 to $4.00 per square foot. Gutter repair, rust at the eaves, and access set where your roof lands. Drainage work is priced on its own line.
Yes. Storage buildings in Greendale get the same inspection and written scope as larger roofs. The scope lists each building.
Yes. Seams, hangers, and outlets are fixed before coating and priced on their own line. Hangers are reset so gutters pitch to the outlets.
Water runs off the roof over the ends and sits in the gutter beside them, so they stay wet longest. That is why the eaves get extra primer.
Yes. Gutter interiors are cleaned, rust is treated, seams are sealed, and the inside gets coating or a gutter liner, matched to the gutter condition.
Yes. Long self-storage roofs are coated in sections so tenants keep access to their units, with materials staged away from drive aisles.
Yes. Leaves, grit, and granules are cleared, and downspouts are flushed so the coating goes onto clean metal and water runs freely after.
Coatings are commonly rated for 10 to 20 years, and the thickness applied sets most of that. Clear gutters and yearly walks keep the eaves from wearing first.
Tell us the building size and where water overflows. We will inspect the roof and gutters and put it in writing. Drainage fixes and coating are scheduled together.