Reflective and waterproofing roof coating systems, coating versus replacement assessments, and skylight renewal. This service line launches alongside the C-42 commercial roofing classification, which is in progress.
We are not booking roof coating work yet. Our C-42 commercial roofing classification application is in progress, and this line opens when it is approved. We would rather tell you that plainly than take a deposit on work we cannot yet legally deliver.
If you have a roof coating scope coming up, tell us about it now. We will let you know as soon as the classification is in hand, and in the meantime we can carry out the wall, envelope, and preparation portions of the same project under our current license.
Elastomeric systems, including Sherwin-Williams Uniflex, applied over a prepared existing roof to restore watertightness and add a reflective surface that reduces heat load on the building below.
An honest read on whether a roof is a candidate for coating at all. Some are not, and a coating over a roof that needed replacing is an expensive way to delay the same decision by two years.
Restoring aged and yellowed commercial skylights so they transmit light properly again. A fast, underserved service that noticeably changes the interior of a warehouse or distribution building.
Heat and ultraviolet exposure age a commercial roof membrane faster here than the manufacturer's general service life suggests, and the roof is usually the least inspected surface on the building until it leaks.
A reflective coating applied to a sound roof does two things at once. It restores the waterproofing layer, and it lowers the surface temperature, which reduces thermal cycling on the membrane underneath and the cooling load in the space below.
The decision worth getting right is whether the existing roof is sound enough to carry a coating. That is what the assessment is for, and it is worth having done before a capital request goes in either direction.
Reflective coating being applied across a low-slope commercial roof. This slot stays empty until the C-42 lands and real project work exists to photograph.
A roof scope rarely arrives on its own. The rest of the envelope is usually due at the same time, and that work sits squarely inside our current license.
High-build waterproofing systems on the wall surfaces, which is often where the water is actually getting in.
Parapet joints, penetrations, and wall-to-roof transitions resealed as part of an envelope scope.
Full exterior coating and cleaning, scheduled around your operations in the same mobilization.
It is also the one where a small, cheap problem turns into an interior damage claim fastest. Putting it on a scheduled inspection cycle alongside the rest of the envelope closes that gap.
Tell us about it now. We will let you know as soon as the classification is approved, and we can scope the wall and envelope portions of the same project under our current license in the meantime.
DL Coatings currently holds Arizona ROC 365505, Class C-34 Painting and Wall Covering, Commercial. We do not perform major roof repair or roof replacement.

Credentials
Arizona ROC 365505, Class C-34
Commercial Painting and Wall Covering
Effective through May 31, 2028
CPIA member since January 2026

Licensed, Bonded, & Insured: ROC 365505 (Commercial Painting)
Serving commercial & industrial clients across AZ.
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