Every commercial roof coating quote we write in Wylie begins with a moisture survey of the existing roof. A coating restores a sound roof; it does not fix a wet one, and a contractor who quotes a coating without checking for trapped moisture is guessing with your money. The survey findings and photos of the roof surface go into a free written estimate, so you can see the condition we are coating over. If hail or storm damage turns up during that review, we document it, but we are not public adjusters and we never waive deductibles, which Texas law forbids.
Coating Decisions for Wylie Roofs After Hail Seasons
Hail history shapes whether a coating is the right call on a given building. Within 6 miles of Wylie there have been 29 days with hail of an inch or more since 2006, including 10 days at golf-ball size or larger, and the biggest stone on record was 5.25 inches on April 11, 2016. Impacts like those can bruise a membrane or open paths for water that no coating should be sealed over, so the moisture survey is where a sound roof gets separated from one that needs repair first. Hail that size has fallen in 12 different years over the last two decades, so a coating plan should account for the next storm as well as the last one.
Wylie is in Collin County, and its building stock is mostly recent, with a median year built of 2006 for local housing. Newer construction does not rule out a wet roof, which is one more reason the survey comes first. We also quote coating work in Lavon and Lucas.