Built for Speed, Performance, and Minimal Disruption
Commercial roofs face constant stress from UV exposure, thermal cycling, and standing water, which gradually break down membrane surfaces and cause cracking, blistering, and seam separation. At Colorado Commercial Roofing Restoration by American Dream Roofing, we provide expert commercial roof restoration in Western Colorado, offering a fast-curing solution that restores waterproof integrity without the cost or disruption of a complete tear-off. Our advanced commercial roof coatings help extend performance and improve long-term durability.
We apply the Roof Membrane Restoration System to revive failing metal, membrane, and foam roofs across Colorado. Cooler regional temperatures typically slow conventional coatings significantly, but our formulation cures reliably down to 40 degrees, so crews keep working through shoulder seasons when other restoration projects stall. The fast set time also means less mess, less downtime, and minimal disruption to the tenants and staff working below.
Why Customers Choose Our Roof Membrane Restoration System
- Same day or next day return to service
- Strong waterproofing in one coat
- Works in temperatures as low as 40 degrees
- Full renewable warranty coverage
Professional Membrane Coating System Application Process
Step 1: Power wash and clean with WAC II®.roof cleaner
Step 2: Prime the surface with Tack Coat primer.
Step 3: Reinforce Seams with Spunflex embedded in Rapid Roof III or Equinox base coat.
Step 4: Seal the entire roof with Rapid Roof II or Equinox top coat.
Is Your Roof a Good Candidate for Restoration
Not every membrane roof is a suitable candidate for restoration. The existing roof needs to be evaluated to determine whether the membrane and underlying roof assembly are appropriate for a coating system.
Moisture, membrane condition, substrate condition, seams, penetrations, drainage, and other existing roof components all factor into that decision. If insulation or other components beneath the membrane have been compromised, those conditions may need to be addressed before restoration can proceed.
Conklin’s membrane coating specifications identify EPDM, PVC, TPO, CSPE, CPA, and modified bitumen among the approved membrane types for its fluid-applied restoration systems, subject to the manufacturer’s preparation and application requirements.
American Dream Roofing evaluates the existing roof before recommending restoration so the proposed system matches the actual condition of the building.
Signs Your Membrane Roof Needs Restoration
Membrane roofs can show visible signs of deterioration before a significant leak develops inside the building. Cracking, blistering, surface wear, seam separation, deteriorated flashing, and problems around penetrations can all indicate that an existing membrane needs closer evaluation.
Ponding water is another condition worth investigating because persistent moisture can contribute to deterioration of the roof system. Chalking, fading, or a visibly weathered surface can also indicate that an existing roof coating or membrane has aged.
Identifying these conditions while the existing roof remains a suitable candidate for restoration can provide an opportunity to evaluate restoration before more extensive deterioration occurs.
Targeted Repair vs. Full Membrane Restoration
Not every membrane roof requires the same scope of work. An inspection may identify localized conditions around seams, penetrations, flashing, or other areas that need to be addressed before the broader restoration system is applied.
When deterioration is more widespread across the existing membrane, a complete restoration system may be more appropriate than addressing individual problem areas one at a time. Conklin’s membrane coating specifications include preparation and treatment of existing membrane conditions before application of the coating system.
American Dream Roofing evaluates the roof as a complete system rather than focusing only on the location where a leak has been reported. The recommendation is based on the condition and restoration suitability of the existing roof.
Areas We Serve
We restore aging TPO, EPDM, PVC, and modified bitumen roofs for commercial properties throughout the Grand Valley, I-70 Corridor, North Fork Valley, Uncompahgre Valley, San Miguel & West End, High Rockies, Gunnison Basin, and Montrose. No matter your building’s location or elevation, we evaluate the same moisture and membrane condition factors before recommending restoration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Conklin Rapid Roof System?
Conklin Rapid Roof is a commercial membrane roof restoration system designed to restore and protect low-slope commercial roofing systems. It helps improve waterproofing performance, extend roof lifespan, and reduce downtime for commercial buildings throughout Western Colorado.
How fast does the Conklin Rapid Roof System cure?
The Conklin Rapid Roof System is designed for faster curing compared to many traditional commercial roof restoration systems. Cure time depends on weather conditions, roof preparation, temperature, and the condition of the existing roofing system.
Can membrane roofing systems be restored without a full tear-off?
Yes. Many membrane roofing systems can be restored without complete roof removal when the existing roof remains structurally sound and suitable for restoration. Commercial roof inspections help determine whether restoration is a viable alternative to full replacement.
What is involved in commercial membrane roof restoration?
The restoration process includes cleaning, priming, seam reinforcement, and the application of advanced commercial roof coating systems. These systems restore waterproofing, improve energy efficiency, and help avoid premature roof failure.
What types of membrane roofing systems can be restored?
We restore a variety of commercial flat roofing systems, including TPO, EPDM, single ply EPDM roof membrane, modified bitumen membrane, PVC systems, and low-slope assemblies. Our experience with commercial low slope roofing allows us to recommend the best restoration solution for each property.
What is a membrane roof system?
A membrane roof system is a waterproof covering made from a single continuous layer of synthetic material such as TPO, EPDM, or PVC installed over flat or low-slope commercial roofs. Instead of overlapping shingles, the membrane creates one seamless barrier that’s sealed at the seams to keep water out. It’s the most common roofing system used on commercial and industrial buildings today.
What is a membrane used for?
A roofing membrane is used to waterproof and protect flat or low-slope commercial roofs from rain, snow, UV exposure, and temperature swings. Beyond keeping water out, it also improves a building’s energy efficiency (especially reflective membranes) and shields the structural deck and insulation underneath from long-term damage.
Can you put a new membrane roof over an existing membrane roof?
In many cases, yes. If the existing membrane is still structurally sound, we can often apply a restoration coating system directly over it instead of a full tear-off cleaning, priming, reinforcing the seams, and sealing it with a new protective top coat. This is faster, less disruptive, and significantly more cost-effective than removing the old roof entirely. A free inspection is the best way to confirm whether your roof qualifies.
Contact Info
Phone
Colorado Office: 970-596-8651
Kansas Office:620-717-3774
info@americandreamroofing.com
Address
Colorado Office: 2322 Spring Drive Delta, CO 81416
Kansas Office: Chanute, KS