WHAT IT IS
Silicone Roof Coating
A silicone roof coating is a liquid-applied layer that cures into a seamless, flexible membrane over an existing roof. Instead of tearing the old roof off, the coating is applied over a sound roof surface after it has been inspected, cleaned and repaired, sealing seams, fasteners and small gaps under one continuous layer.
Silicone coatings are most often used on commercial buildings and on flat or low-slope roofs, including modified bitumen, single-ply membranes and many metal roofs. Because silicone holds up well to standing water and sunlight, it suits roofs where water lingers after a storm and where the Alabama sun beats down for months at a time.
Peak Standard Roofing starts every coating project with a free inspection. A coating is only a good choice when the roof underneath is still sound, so we tell you plainly whether your roof is a candidate, needs repairs first, or would be better served by a replacement.

Signs you may need silicone roof coating
- A flat, low-slope or metal roof that leaks at seams, fasteners or penetrations
- An aging roof surface that is still structurally sound underneath
- High cooling demand in the building during long Alabama summers
- Rust, chalking or loose fasteners on an older metal roof
- Recurring small leaks that patching keeps missing
- A business that cannot easily shut down for a full tear-off

