Surface assessment
Review the existing material and signs of wear or moisture.
ST ROOFING / WATERPROOFING
Waterproofing
A closer look at vulnerable surfaces.
What to know.
Waterproofing begins with the condition of the existing surface and the way water reaches it. We discuss preparation, connections and the proposed treatment for the affected roof or exterior area.
Reasons to get in touch
- Recurring moisture near exterior walls or roofs
- Worn coatings or damaged surface areas
- Leaks around transitions and penetrations
COUNTRY CLUB · BRONX, NY
Silicone roof coating in Country Club.
A roof waterproofing project by ST Roofing & Construction LLC in Country Club, Bronx. These photos show the silicone coating application and the coated roof surface.
When can a silicone coating be applied?
Plan an inspection before winter so any suitable coating work can be scheduled around the weather. Apply only to a sound, compatible roof after cleaning, repairs and drying. The surface must be free of snow, ice and frost.
Temperature limits, preparation, adhesion testing and curing time depend on the specific product. Follow its current instructions and allow the required weather window.
After snowstorms: inspect first.
A snowstorm does not automatically mean your roof needs another coating. Once conditions are safe, have a roofer check for leaks, damaged seams, worn coating and drainage problems.
When should coating wait?
Do not coat over snow, ice, moisture, dirt or loose material. Wet insulation, damaged decking and failing roofing need assessment and repair; a coating cannot replace those repairs. Avoid application when weather or surface conditions fall outside the product instructions.
Application requirements vary by product. Reference: Henry 887 silicone coating technical guidance. Confirm the exact coating selected for your roof.
YOUR PROJECT, EXPLAINED
What we discuss with you.
Preparation
Discuss cleaning, repairs and preparation included in the proposed work.
System selection
Choose the scope and materials based on the property and the area that needs protection.
Before your estimate.
Have your property location, photos and a short description ready. The estimate should explain the agreed scope, materials and any exclusions. Ask us about project timing and any applicable warranty for your specific work.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Tell us about your property.
Share your location, what needs attention and any photos you have.