A fluid-applied silicone restoration system for low-slope commercial roofs: metal, modified bitumen, BUR, single-ply, concrete and sprayed foam.
Silicone does not break down under standing water, holds up under UV for decades, and stays flexible through thermal movement.
It reflects heat, lowers cooling costs, and can be recoated at end of term without tearing anything off. Acrylics and asphalt cut-backs fail in exactly the places small commercial roofs are worst: ponding water and UV exposure. Silicone is specified precisely because it survives both.
Sillacore systems are applied by squeegee and roller. No spray rig, no overspray drifting onto cars in the parking lot, and an equipment kit that stays affordable for a new dealer.
Built for the standing water that kills acrylics and asphalt.
Roller and squeegee application. No spray equipment required.
Light enough for one person and a ladder hoist. No 650 lb drums.
Reduces roof temperature and cooling load on the building.
Fluid-applied restoration works across the common low-slope substrates: metal, modified bitumen, built-up roofing, single-ply membranes, concrete and sprayed foam.
Every job starts with a proper inspection, cleaning and repair of the existing roof. The coating goes on as a seamless, fully-adhered membrane over the sound substrate, sealing seams and penetrations that are the usual sources of leaks.
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