High-Quality Roof Coating Stamford CT
We are an Experienced Roof Coating Company
A roof coating is an effective and affordable solution to your roofing problems. It will prevent leaks, protect your expensive possessions, and keep your commercial property dry. Constitution Construction has the knowledge and the materials to assist your company in returning to normal operations as quickly as possible.
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Our professionals will quickly find the source of your leak and give you a solution to prevent any more damage. We only use experienced professionals and high-quality materials at Constitution Construction, so you can rest assured. We are always up-to-date with the latest industry trends to guarantee the best workmanship possible. Looking for a certified roofing contractor for any roofing services in Stamford CT? Give us a call today!
We offer the following roof coatings in Stamford
We’ll work with you throughout the process to help you choose the finest roof coating solution.
- Elastomeric Roof Coating Systems: acrylic, silicone, and urethane (polyurethane)
- Bituminous Roof Coating Systems: asphalt emulsion and rubberized flashing cement (repairs only)
- Reflective Roof Coating Systems: aluminized (fibered and non-fibered) and other cool roof coatings
- Other Roof Coating Systems: butyl resins, PUMA (Polyurethane Modified Acrylic), SEBS (Styrene Ethylene Butadiene Styrene), and more
Not all roof coatings are created equal. Different colors, styles, and finishes serve different purposes. That’s why we take the time to research and work with multiple manufacturers. This ensures our building owners get the best coating for your building. Our objective is to sell you a roof that’s perfect for you rather than selling you the most popular product. We carry brands such as Uniflex, Gaco, Karnak, GAF, Henry, Armour Proof Coatings, Mule-Hide Products, and Inland Coatings.
Factors to Consider When Choosing a Physical Property
To check if a commercial roof coating will work in your climate, you must investigate the coatings’ physical attributes. The following five properties (as well as others) may be found in product data sheets from manufacturers.
Elongation
The elongation rate is the measure of how far a material can be stretched before it breaks. Elastomeric coatings have an elongation rate that falls between 250 and 900 percent. The greater the elongation value, the more able a coating is to resist cracking, thinning, or peeling under conditions of repeated expansion and contraction typical of roof structures.
Tensile Strength
Tensile strength refers to the maximum amount of pressure a substance can go through before breaking. The average tensile strength for elastomeric coatings falls between 250-1200 psi. Elongation and tensility are inverse functions; when one rises, the other decreases. To create a strong, long-lasting membrane that can stretch and move with roof surfaces, expert building firms balance the two features.
Permeability (Moisture Resistance)
The perm rating is the extent to which a material or membrane lets liquids and gases through. The number of permeability changes based on the type of coating. Acrylics have a high perm rating, implying that they are highly breathable. Silicones have a lower perm rating, meaning that they are more moisture-resistant. It’s worth noting that increased permeability does not always indicate poorer weather resistance.
Reflectivity
Reflectivity is how much light material can bounce back, and it’s usually presented as a percentage between 0 to 100%.
Emissivity
The amount of heat that a material can radiate back into the atmosphere is called its emissivity. This is most commonly measured as a decimal from 0 to 1, with an elastomeric roof coating typically having an optimal level of 0.65. This means that 65% of the sun’s thermal energy is reflected away from the roof, lower heating and cooling costs in return.
Solids by Volume
The amount of solid material that will remain after a substance has dried is called solids by volume. If you want your coating system to look good, understanding this property is key to achieving the required dry film thickness as specified.
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