Barn Roof Coating in Franklin, TN
Rusted tin barn roofs sealed and recoated so they stop leaking, often for a fraction of what a full replacement costs.
Save The Roof Before You Replace It
An old tin barn roof does not usually need to be torn off and replaced. Most of the time it needs the rust stopped, the seams patched, the fasteners reset, and a good coat put over the whole thing. Done right, a coated roof stops the leaks, slows the rust, and buys the barn many more years, often for a fraction of what a full replacement would run you.
We coat barn and outbuilding roofs with resin aluminum or white elastomeric coating, depending on the roof and what you need from it. The white elastomeric also brings the heat down inside the barn in the summer.
What The Job Includes
- Reset and seal loose or backed out fasteners
- Patch the seams and the spots where the leaks start
- Treat the rust so it does not keep eating the metal
- Full coat of resin aluminum or white elastomeric over the roof
Why Coat Instead Of Replace
- Often a fraction of the cost of a new roof
- Stops the leaks that damage hay, equipment, and animals below
- Slows the rust and adds years to the roof you already have
Protect What Is Under The Roof
A leaking barn roof does not just hurt the metal. It ruins hay, rusts equipment, and makes a wet, unhealthy space for animals. Getting the roof sealed protects everything underneath it, which is usually worth a lot more than the roof itself.
Questions We Hear
Is coating really cheaper than a new roof?
In most cases, yes, often a good bit cheaper. If the metal is still sound, coating stops the leaks and rust and adds years to the roof for a fraction of replacement cost. If a roof is too far gone, we will tell you straight.
What coating do you use?
Resin aluminum or white elastomeric, depending on the roof and what you need. White elastomeric also reflects heat and keeps the barn cooler in summer.
Will it actually stop the leaks?
We reset the fasteners, patch the seams, and treat the rust before we coat, so the coat is sealing a roof that has been made sound first. That is what makes the leaks stop and stay stopped.
How long does a coated roof last?
A properly prepped and coated roof holds up for years. The exact life depends on the condition of the metal and the weather it takes, and we will give you an honest read when we look at it.
Do you coat houses or just barns?
We focus on barn, shop, and outbuilding metal roofs on farm property. Call (615) 207-9386 and tell us what you have and we will let you know if it is a fit.
Let's Take A Look.
Call Randy and we will come walk your property. Honest work that lasts.
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