Bal Harbour · High-rise restoration
Staged roof restoration on a 22-story oceanfront tower.
A documented condominium roof-coating project showing how a silicone system can extend a serviceable low-slope roof when the substrate and details support restoration.



Miami Beach · Silicone coating · complete briefing
A coating restoration works with the existing roof instead of removing it.
Silicone roof coatings are applied directly over a sound existing low-slope membrane, sealing seams, flashing details, and low spots where water tends to pond. The coating cures into a fully adhered, highly reflective, UV-resistant surface that sheds South Florida's near-constant sun rather than absorbing it — extending the roof's service life without the cost, waste, and disruption of a tear-off and replacement.
A coating restoration only works if the roof underneath earns the investment.
That decision depends on the condition of what's already there: the deck and membrane have to be structurally sound and free of trapped moisture, drainage has to be functional enough that ponding is manageable, and the existing system needs enough life left to justify restoring rather than replacing it. For a condominium association weighing a full re-roof against a lower-disruption alternative, that assessment is the first real decision point — and it's one worth getting an independent look at before committing to either path.
Bal Harbour · High-rise restoration
Staged roof restoration on a 22-story oceanfront tower.
Fort Lauderdale · Commercial membrane
A two-story commercial building re-roofed with a TPO membrane system.
Flat roof · Residential
Drainage, membrane, and flashing detailing on a low-slope residence.
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Ask whether your low-slope roof qualifies for a coating restoration — both offices take estimate calls.