A seamless, reflective silicone membrane applied over your existing flat or metal roof — sealing leaks, handling ponding water, and adding years of life without a tear-off.
Silicone Roof Coating
If your flat or metal roof is leaking or sun-beaten but still structurally sound, you don’t always need a full replacement. A silicone coating goes on as a fluid and cures into one seamless, watertight membrane over the whole roof.
There are no seams for water to find, and it bonds right over what’s already there. For the right roof it’s one of the best values in roofing: a fraction of the cost of a tear-off, no landfill full of your old roof, far less disruption, and a bright reflective surface that helps keep the building cooler.
Applied before the roof fails, a silicone coating can add 10 to 15 years of life — and it can be recoated later to extend it again rather than replaced. The key is knowing whether your roof qualifies, and that’s what our inspection is for.
Is your roof a candidate?
Seam and surface leaks on a sound roof are exactly what coatings solve.
Coating seals seams and fasteners and protects the metal from further weathering.
An aged surface that’s still structurally sound can be renewed.
A reflective white surface reduces heat soaking into the building.
Coating can buy years of life for a fraction of the cost.
No tear-off means far less disruption to the people inside.
Why a coating makes sense
Coating seals your existing roof instead of tearing it off and starting over — a real improvement without the replacement price.
One continuous membrane with no seams, and a bright white surface that reflects the sun to keep the building cooler.
Unlike some coatings, silicone holds up to ponding water — a strong fit for South Florida flat roofs.
| Silicone coating | Full replacement | |
|---|---|---|
| Tear-off | None | Full tear-off |
| Disruption | Minimal | More |
| Waste | Little to none | Old roof hauled away |
| Cost | A fraction of replacement | Higher |
| Added life | Roughly 10–15 years, recoatable | A new roof system |
| Requirement | Roof must be sound and dry | Works for failed roofs |
What to expect
We confirm the roof is structurally sound and dry enough to coat.
We clean the surface and fix failed seams, flashing, and trouble spots.
We prime where the surface calls for it so the coating bonds.
We apply silicone in full coats to a measured thickness over the whole roof.
Why Hunter
A coating over a wet or failing roof traps the problem. We check first, and if your roof needs replacement instead, we’ll tell you — even though the coating would be the easier sale.
We confirm your roof is a real candidate before recommending a coating.
Silicone is applied to the specified thickness, not thinned out to stretch the material.
Seams, penetrations, and edges are reinforced, because that’s where roofs leak.
Good questions
Still wondering about something? Call us at (561) 468-5550 — real answers, no sales pitch.
It varies by roof, but a coating typically runs a fraction of a full replacement, because there’s no tear-off and no disposal — we’re restoring the roof you have rather than building a new one.
Applied to a sound roof before it fails, a silicone coating commonly adds 10 to 15 years of watertight life, and it can be recoated down the road to extend it further rather than replaced.
No — and that’s important. The roof has to be structurally sound and dry; a saturated or failing roof needs replacement, not a coating over the problem. We inspect first and tell you honestly whether yours qualifies.
Silicone works best on flat and low-slope roofs and on metal roofs. If you have a leaking flat roof, or a metal roof that’s rusting or leaking at the seams but is otherwise solid, coating is often a great fit.
Yes, when the roof is a proper candidate and the work is done right. Because the coating cures into one seamless membrane, there’s nowhere for water to get under it the way it does with aging panels or a patched flat roof.
It can. Silicone coatings are bright white and highly reflective, so they bounce the sun off instead of soaking it up, which can lower the heat load on the building.
Silicone holds up to ponding water, which is common on flat roofs after our storms. Some other coatings break down when water sits on them.
Most coating projects take far less time than a replacement, depending on the size of the roof, the repairs needed, and the weather. We’ll give you a timeline with your quote.
What homeowners say
Hunter Construction replaced the roof on our home. It’s great to work with a small business that makes you feel at home — I’ve found my roofing contractor in Palm Beach County.
Very professional. Wouldn’t go with anyone else — they’ll treat you right.
I’ve sold roofs for numerous companies all over, and I’ll always recommend Hunter Construction for commercial and residential work.
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Where we work
Based in Jupiter and working throughout the Treasure Coast and the Palm Beaches. If your home or building is in one of these areas, we can get out to take a look.
Book a free coating assessment. We’ll check whether your roof qualifies and give you an honest recommendation.
