Steeple Flashing
Flashing at a steeple or tower is often the oldest metal on the building. Loose pieces are refastened, and the joints are sealed before coating.
Lakeside Park metal roof coating for churches, small offices, and the metal outbuildings behind them. We inspect every roof on the property, then coat what passes.
1Inspect The Roof
2Seal And Coat
Lakeside Park is a small city with a modest commercial footprint, so pitched shingle roofs on churches and offices make up a bigger share of the work than they do in warehouse areas.
Behind many of those buildings sits a small metal garage, storage building, or maintenance shed with exposed fasteners and rust creeping up from the bottom edge. Coating both in one visit saves a second setup.
Two kinds of roof on one property, each with its own weak spots. These five come up most.
Flashing at a steeple or tower is often the oldest metal on the building. Loose pieces are refastened, and the joints are sealed before coating.
Valleys carry the most water and lose granules fastest. Worn ones are repaired, and curled or brittle shingles point to reroofing instead.
Boots crack well before the shingles around them do, so each is replaced or sealed with a brushed-in detail.
Small metal buildings often have no gutters, so snow and leaves sit at the bottom edge and rust starts there. Eave trim and panel ends get wire-brushed and primed.
Even a short garage roof carries hundreds of screws. Every one gets checked, and ridge caps and gable trim are sealed at their laps.
Coating a church or office roof along with its outbuildings offers these four advantages.
The lift and crew are already on the property, so pairing the garage with the main roof cuts setup time for the second building.
Roof work is scheduled around services and office hours, and the main doors stay clear whenever people are inside.
A coating color picked from charts can match a pitched church roof to its brick, trim, or steeple.
Flat shingles and firm outbuilding panels stay in service, which tends to cost less than reroofing both buildings.
The systems we use on Lakeside Park churches, offices, and the smaller buildings around them.

Church and office shingle roofs with flat tabs take a coating approved for asphalt, after valleys and boots are sealed.
Our shingle roof coating service
Rusting garages, storage buildings, and maintenance sheds get fastener work, eave priming, and a metal coating.
Our metal roof coating service
Pitched metal outbuildings that drain well often get acrylic, the same family many shingle coatings belong to.
Our acrylic roof coating service
Low-slope additions behind a church, like a fellowship hall roof that ponds, suit a silicone coat.
Our silicone roof coating service
Flat roofs over halls or offices that run hot or cold can take foam with a topcoat.
Our spray foam roofing serviceLeaks under a pitched roof often start at steeple flashing, valleys, or pipe boots. Call us and describe where the spot shows up.
Four steps covering the main roof and the outbuildings in one visit.

We walk the main roof and every outbuilding, check tab flatness and decking on the shingles, and look at steeple flashing, valleys, and boots up close.

Shingles get a gentle low-pressure wash, while the metal garage gets a full wash and wire brushing at the rusted eave.

Steeple and wall flashing are resealed, boots are replaced or detailed, and the outbuilding's ridge cap, gable trim, and screws are sealed.

Coatings go on between services and office hours in the colors chosen, finishing the outbuilding while the lift is still parked there.
Our coating work covers Lakeside Park, Erlanger, and five other towns. If your church or office is farther out, call us or send us a message.



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Answers for church committees and office owners weighing a coating.
They can when the shingles lie flat and the coating maker approves its product for shingles. Before coating, we check steeple and wall flashing, valleys where wear runs heaviest, and pipe boots that crack early.
Gray, tan, or white coatings can be matched to the building, while curled or brittle shingles point to reroofing.
The same way as larger metal roofs, scaled down. Eave trim and the lowest panel ends get wire-brushed and primed where snow and leaves have started rust, and every screw is checked, since even short roofs carry hundreds.
Ridge caps and gable trim are sealed, and pairing the outbuilding with the main roof cuts setup time.
Yes. We plan noisy prep and coating for weekdays or other open times, keep the main entrance clear, and share the schedule with the church office before the lift arrives.
Weddings and funerals on the calendar get the same courtesy.
Planning and Development Services of Kenton County, which also covers Erlanger and the neighboring Kenton County cities.
Reroofing or decking repairs change the scope more than a coating does, so we give PDS a full description of the job before it starts.
A fresh coating can be slick when wet, so any later roof visit uses fall protection and waits for dry conditions.
We note the coating product in your records so future repairs use a compatible patch, and repairs on a coated roof get a matching topcoat brushed over them.
Gutters are a separate choice for the owner. What matters for the coating is the bottom edge, where snow and leaves sit on a roof without gutters.
That eave gets extra primer and a heavier coat, and a gutter can be added later without disturbing the coated panels.
Tell us about the main roof and any outbuildings, or call to talk it through.
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Or call now: (859) 204-8079