Shingle Coating
- Shingle Condition
- Flat, attached, holding granules
- Deck
- Dry and firm everywhere
- Flashing
- Sealed before the coat
- Look
- One uniform color
- Published Range
- About $2.50 to $4.00 per sq ft
As a Richmond shingle roof coating contractor, we coat asphalt shingle roofs on commercial buildings once the shingles pass a close inspection.

Richmond shingle roof coating works on a narrow set of roofs. This is how it compares with repairs and with reshingling.
What we check on a shingle roof, and how soon each one needs attention.
Heavy granule loss leaves the asphalt bare; light loss is still a coating candidate. A granule count on a test patch tells us which.
Loose tabs are sealed down or replaced before any coating goes on. Matching tabs keep the look even.
Most shingle leaks start at flashing, which gets resealed or rebuilt first. Step and counter flashing get checked together.
A spongy deck means wet sheathing that has to be replaced, so coating waits. New sheathing goes in before anything else.
Staining is cleaned off; it signals moisture holding on the surface. A gentle wash removes it without lifting granules.
Rubber boots around plumbing vents split in sun and cold, and new boots go on before the coat.
Shingle coating among the systems we apply in Richmond, with what each one needs checked first.
| 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 |
Coating intact shingles buys time before a reroof. These benefits hold only when the shingles qualify.
A rated coating covers worn asphalt and small cracks across the slope, which slows water getting under the tabs.
A light coating reflects more sun than dark asphalt and keeps attic space under the roof cooler.
Coated tabs are bonded together, so wind lifts fewer of them in storms.
Owners with intact shingles push reroofing back and keep the building open during the work.

Granule loss is when to decide between coating and new shingles. Our inspection tells you which one fits.
Get A Free EstimateShingle coating starts with a hard look at whether the roof qualifies.
We check granules, tab adhesion, flashing, and deck firmness, and look under the roof for stains. Photos of each slope go into the scope.
The shingle maker guidance and local permit questions are checked before the scope is written. Some makers set limits on coatings.
Shingles are washed gently, loose tabs are sealed, and flashing at walls and vents is redone. Pressure stays low so granules stay put.
A coating rated for asphalt shingles goes on in coats with thickness checked across each slope. Each slope is checked before the next coat.
Your walk-through covers each slope, the flashing, and the gutters and leave the coating name and thickness for your records.
Buildings with shingles often have metal or flat sections too.

Metal wings and canopies get fastener and lap prep, then a metal coating.
Commercial Metal Roof Coating in RichmondFlat sections beside a shingled roof often pond and suit silicone.
Silicone Roof Coating in Richmond
Low-slope additions that leak in many places can take foam and a topcoat.
Spray Foam Roofing in RichmondWhat owners of shingled commercial buildings in Richmond ask us.
Yes, when the shingles still lie flat, the deck is dry, and the coating is made for asphalt shingles.
We clean the roof, secure loose tabs, and reseal flashing before coating. Curling or soft shingles need repair or replacement first.
Ask about your roof: (260) 517-5834It comes down to the shingle condition when coated, the coating thickness, and how much sun, hail, and freeze-thaw the roof sees. A coating over intact shingles is often expected to add several years before the next inspection or recoat.
Shingle coating falls in our published range of about $2.50 to $4.00 per square foot, with replacement at about $5 to $8. Pitch, shingle repairs, flashing work, and building height set the final price after inspection.
Offices, churches, clinics, and small retail buildings often do. We check granule loss, curling, and moisture under the shingles, then explain whether coating, repair, or replacement fits.
Flashing leaks are repaired as flashing work first. The coating then covers the field, and the repaired flashing carries water at the wall.
Yes, the roof takes on the coating color, usually a light shade, across every slope.
It can on some products. We check the shingle maker guidance before writing the scope, and if coating would conflict with it, we tell you before any work is booked.
Yes, with the right safety setup and a coating made for slopes. Steep pitches take more time and access equipment, which shows in the price.
Yes. Low-slope sections next to a shingled roof often get silicone, while the shingles get a shingle-rated coating. Each section is prepped and priced on its own line.
Send photos or the address of the shingled building, and we will inspect the shingles and tell you plainly which option fits.