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Here's what we got into: we pulled out all the old skylights and replaced them with new ones, drove in 750+ fasteners across the entire roof to lock everything down tight, and then sealed the whole surface. Every penetration, every seam, every weak point got addressed. When a roof this size has been neglected, it's not just one problem - it's a hundred small ones stacked on top of each other.
The coating we applied is the part that really changes the game for a building like this. That bright white roof coating reflects heat instead of absorbing it, which is how we were able to bring the interior temperature down by 15-20 degrees. For a commercial facility running equipment and people inside all day, that kind of difference isn't just comfort - it's real money saved on cooling costs.
What we ended up with was a fully restored metal roof that looks sharp from the air and performs even better at ground level. New skylights bringing in natural light, a fully sealed and fastened surface, and a reflective coating keeping the heat out. This is exactly what a commercial roof restoration should accomplish - extended roof life without the cost of a full tear-off and replacement.
If your metal roof is showing its age - rust streaks, loose panels, leaks showing up after every rain - a full restoration like this is often a fraction of the cost of going brand new. We do this kind of work regularly for commercial and industrial facilities, and the results speak for themselves.