Shingle-Rated Acrylic
A breathable acrylic made for asphalt, rolled or sprayed after the roof is washed.

As a Muncie shingle roof coating contractor, we coat asphalt shingle roofs on offices, churches, and clinics when the shingles still lie flat over a dry deck.
Muncie shingle roof coating works only on shingles with life left in them. This is the gate every roof has to pass.
| Check | Coat It | Replace Instead |
|---|---|---|
| Shingle shape | Flat, with tabs lying down | Curled, cupped, or buckled |
| Granules | Worn but still covering the mat | Bare mat showing across slopes |
| Deck | Firm underfoot | Soft or spongy spots |
| Moisture | Dry under the shingles | Trapped moisture or rot |
| Flashing | Loose but repairable | Rusted through at walls and valleys |
| Shingle maker | Coatings allowed | Terms that bar coatings |
Shingle roofs give plenty of warning before they leak. These pairs show where the trouble usually starts.
Brown marks along exterior walls point to the flashing where the roof meets the wall.
Wall flashing is resealed or replaced before coating so the joint sheds water again.
Water near a restroom or kitchen vent stack usually comes down right beside the pipe.
Old rubber boots split in the sun and get replaced or wrapped before the coating goes on.
Piles of granules at the downspouts mean the shingle surface is wearing away.
A shingle-rated coating covers worn areas while the mat underneath is still whole.
Pieces on the ground after wind mean tabs have lost their seal strips.
Loose tabs are fastened and sealed down before the roof is cleaned and coated.
Shingle roofs get a narrower set of options than metal, and the coating has to be made for asphalt.
A breathable acrylic made for asphalt, rolled or sprayed after the roof is washed.
Some products carry embedded granules to put texture back on worn slopes.
Steep sanctuary roofs and lower hall wings get the same coating, with extra fall protection set up first.
When shingles hold up but walls and vents leak, we reseal and coat just the flashing.
Coating shingles is a narrow fix. When the roof qualifies, it brings these gains.
The coating seals the surface where granules have washed off.
Walls, vents, and pipe boots get new seals as part of the job.
An intact roof gets more service before any tear-off.
Offices, clinics, and church halls keep their schedules while we work.
You see why the roof passed the coating check before work begins.
A light coating color reflects more sun than dark, worn shingles.
Pipe boots and vent flashing are replaced or sealed as part of the job.
Fall protection goes up before anyone works on a pitched slope.
Granules in the gutters mean the shingles are wearing. See whether a coating fits your roof with a seven-question ballpark estimate.
Shingle coating jobs are mostly inspection and detail work. The coat itself goes on quickly.
We check shingle shape, granule wear, the deck underfoot, and every flashing joint, and review the shingle maker guidance.
Pitched roofs get anchors and fall protection, with extra setup on tall church and office roofs.
A low-pressure wash lifts dirt and algae while leaving granules on the mat.
Loose tabs are fastened down, boots replaced, and wall and vent flashing resealed.
The shingle-rated coating goes on in even coats at the thickness the product calls for.
Many shingled buildings have metal or flat sections too. These services cover them.

Metal wings and canopies on the same building get their own panel prep and coating.
Commercial metal roof coating
Low-pitch metal additions that drain well take acrylic, the same family as many shingle coatings.
Acrylic coatingFlat sections behind a shingled front, where water sits, are better served by silicone.
Silicone coatingWhat owners of shingled commercial buildings ask us most.
Yes, if the shingles lie flat and the deck is dry. Many churches here have shingles on sanctuaries, halls, and education wings. We clean the roof, secure loose shingles, seal flashing at walls, vents, and steeples, then apply a coating made for asphalt. Tall or steep roofs get extra safety setup first.
Yes, when it is a commercial shingle roof in fair shape and the coating is rated for shingles. We check for curled or missing shingles, soft decking, and trapped moisture first. Failing shingles need repair or replacement, since a coating has no way to hold them together.
It follows the shingle condition, the coating thickness, and how much sun, hail, and freeze-thaw the roof takes. Over intact shingles, a coating is often expected to add several years before the next inspection or recoat. Shingles near the end of their life limit what any coating can add.
Shingle coating falls inside our published range of about $2.50 to $4.00 per square foot, compared with about $5 to $8 to replace. The final price comes after a roof walk. Pitch, shingle repairs, flashing work, and building height all change it.
It can, which is why we read the shingle maker guidance during the inspection. Some makers allow coatings and some limit them. If your roof still has warranty coverage, bring the paperwork to the roof walk and we will go through it with you.
Yes. A low-pressure wash removes dirt, algae, and loose granules so the coating bonds to the shingle surface. Higher pressure would strip granules, so the wash is gentle and the roof dries fully before coating.
A coating alone leaves an open valley open. The valley is repaired first, with new underlayment or metal flashing where needed, and then coated along with the rest of the roof.
Send a few details for a ballpark range, then call to have the shingles and flashing checked in person.