A protective roof coating can seal small leaks, reflect summer heat and add years to a sound flat or metal roof. Dee's Roofing applies coatings the right way — after the prep work that makes them last.
Not every aging roof needs to be torn off. Flat, low-slope and metal roofs that are still structurally sound can often be protected with a professional roof coating — a seamless, fluid-applied layer that seals the surface, covers minor cracks and fasteners, and reflects sunlight to help keep the building cooler.
The coating is only as good as the prep underneath. We clean the roof, repair seams, fasteners, flashings and damaged areas, and treat rust on metal before the coating goes on. Skipping those steps is why some coatings peel and fail early.
Darrell will tell you honestly whether your roof is a good candidate for coating or whether repairs or replacement would serve you better. Dee's is family-owned, licensed and insured, headquartered in Powell, and estimates are free.
For the right roof, a coating can be a smart, cost-effective investment.
A continuous layer that covers seams, minor cracks and fasteners.
Reflective coatings help keep buildings cooler through hot East Tennessee summers.
Adds years to a sound roof and delays the cost of replacement.
Well suited to commercial flat roofs, low-slope areas and metal roofs.
Coatings work best on roofs that are still structurally sound but showing their age — weathered membranes, metal roofs with light rust or aging fastener seals, or flat roofs with minor surface cracking.
They aren't a fix for soft decking, saturated insulation or a roof that's failing in many places. In those cases, a coating just covers the problem, and we'll tell you so.
When the roof is right for it, a properly applied coating is a cost-effective way to protect a building and postpone a full replacement.
Here's what goes into a roof coating project from Dee's.
Flat and low-slope roofs and metal roofs are the most common candidates. The roof needs to be structurally sound for a coating to work well.
A coating can seal minor leaks and surface cracks, but larger problems like failed flashing or soft decking need to be repaired first.
Reflective coatings can help keep a building cooler by reflecting sunlight, which may reduce cooling costs in summer.
Usually, yes — when the roof is a good candidate. We'll give you an honest comparison during your free estimate.
Coatings are generally designed for flat, low-slope and metal roofs rather than asphalt shingles. For shingle roofs, we'll recommend repair or replacement options instead.
From your first phone call to the final cleanup, here's exactly what to expect when you hire Dee's Roofing and Seamless Gutters.
Call 865-431-9028 or request online. We'll come out, look at the job, answer your questions and give you a fair price — free, with no money up front.
We inspect the whole system, including attic ventilation, and recommend only what your home actually needs — no unnecessary replacements.
Darrell manages the job personally and is on site every day, with long-time crews who've worked alongside him for five to ten-plus years.
We clean up your property thoroughly and recycle the old roofing debris — leaving your home better than we found it.
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