ROOF SPRAY FOR TIN ROOFS

HIGH PRESSURE TIN ROOF CLEANING.
HIGH PRESSURE TIN ROOF CLEANING


HIGH PRESSURE TIN ROOF CLEANING.
HIGH PRESSURE TIN ROOF CLEANING.


1. High pressure hydro roof wash to thoroughly remove any loose paint, bird droppings and any other dirt (please note: we do not remove all the old paint).


LOOSE SCREWS REPLACED.
LOOSE SCREWS REPLACED


FIBERGLASS MEMBRANE APPLIED
FIBERGLASS MEMBRANE APPLIED


2. It may be necessary to use a grinder with a wire cup brush to remove rust & stubborn paint.
3. All roof screws are inspected and are replaced with new screws. Once all loose screws are replaced, each screw is sealed with a latex compound.


LOOSE SHEETING REPAIRED.
LOOSE SHEETING REPAIRED


REMOVE RUST.
REMOVE ANY RUST


4. All ridge joints and side wall flashing are to be sealed with a latex compound or fibre-glass membrane, depending on the circumstance.
5. All valleys are inspected and cleaned out. (Blocked valleys are a common cause of roof leaks.)
6. Where necessary, roof sheeting may have to be pop riveted together.


AIRLESS ROOF SPRAY.
AIRLESS ROOF SPRAY
AIRLESS ROOF SPRAY.
AIRLESS ROOF SPRAY


7. All rusted areas are cleaned and treated with a rust converter.
8. The first & second coat of acrylic roof coating is applied using an airless spraying machine. (Mapping might occur where the roof has been painted in the past.)