Round Dents With Split Coating
Dents with a crack or bare primer at the center.
The coat broke at a sharp dent, so that spot gets cleaned, primed, and recoated before water reaches the steel.
Roof Walks After Storms
We coat commercial metal roofs in Pioneer Village and walk them after storms. First we document any hail damage; then we clean and recoat the damaged areas.


Pioneer Village is a small city just north of Shepherdsville, incorporated in 1974. Its commercial roofs get the same storms as the rest of Bullitt County, and hail is the one that leaves damage you cannot see from the parking lot.
A cured coating usually stretches with a dented panel. Large hail can still split it at sharp dents or crack aging skylight panels, so a careful walk after the storm finds the spots that need attention.

Four kinds of storm damage we look for on Pioneer Village roofs.
Dents with a crack or bare primer at the center.
The coat broke at a sharp dent, so that spot gets cleaned, primed, and recoated before water reaches the steel.
Holes or spider cracks in fiberglass or polycarbonate panels.
Damaged panels are replaced, since skylights stay uncoated and leak at the break.
Ridge caps lifted or gutter edges folded after high wind.
Bent trim is reset or replaced and its fasteners sealed so wind-driven rain stays out.
Fresh ceiling stains where the tile was clean last month.
Debris or impact opened a lap or screw, and the walk traces the source before it spreads.
Three gains a coated roof offers when storms roll through.
Dents across the panels after a hailstorm.
A cured elastomeric coat stretches with the steel, so most dents stay sealed.
Uncertainty about what the storm actually broke.
A coated roof with dated photos from routine walks makes new damage easier to document.
Damage in a few areas of an otherwise solid roof.
Damaged areas can be cleaned and recoated without redoing the whole roof.
Storm damage that seems to call for a whole new roof.
Solid panels are coated in place, and only the damaged parts are replaced.
Four ways we put a storm-damaged roof back in shape.
Dented panels that still shed water are cleaned and recoated in the damaged areas.
Roofs with older paint and new storm damage get a full primed, detailed coating.
Cracked skylight panels are replaced and their edges sealed before coating.
Panels punctured or creased badly enough to hold water are swapped first.
Tell us when the storm came through and whether any leaks have appeared. We will plan a walk to find dents, split coating, and cracked skylights.
(502) 293-5676Five decisions after a storm, from the first walk to the recoat.
We walk the whole roof after the storm, photographing dents, split coating, bent trim, and skylight panels before anything is touched.
Dents that shed water are cosmetic; dents with split coating, cracked skylights, and bent ridge caps go on the repair list.
A few damaged areas get spot recoats. Widespread damage on an older roof often makes a full coating the better use of the money.
Owners filing an insurance claim get dated photos of the roof damage, taken before any repair starts.
Pioneer Village jobs that replace panels or change structure go through the Bullitt County building inspector; coating-only work is a smaller scope.
We coat commercial roofs in Pioneer Village and these nearby towns.
Roof in a town not listed? Call us or send us a message.
Mixed metal and shingle roofs along US 31E.
Older metal garages with layers of past patching.
Farm and shop roofs prone to condensation drip.
Several metal roofs sharing one unincorporated lot.
Storefront roofs permitted through Louisville Metro.
Church and school-area roofs coated around occupancy.
Answers for owners checking a roof after a storm.
As soon as the weather clears and the roof is dry enough to walk safely. Fresh damage is easier to tie to a specific storm, and splits in the coating start letting water reach the steel right away. Leaks inside are a reason to call as soon as you notice them.
From the ground, yes: photograph ceiling stains, dented gutters, and anything visible from the lot, with the date. Leave the roof itself to someone with fall protection. Our walk adds close photos of dents, split coating, and skylight panels before any repair begins.
A cured elastomeric coating stretches with the panel, so most hail dents the steel without breaking the coat. Large hail can still split it at sharp dents, and aging skylight panels can crack outright. A coating cuts down on storm leaks without making a roof hail-proof.
Spot recoats work when the damage is limited and the rest of the coating is in good shape. The damaged areas are cleaned, primed where bare, and recoated with a compatible material. When damage is spread across an older roof, a full recoat is often the better buy.
Replacement panels, new curbs, or structural repairs go through the Bullitt County building inspector, the local inspector the state lists for the county. Coating-only work over firm panels is a smaller scope; confirm with the inspector before work starts.
Panels that are dented but still shed water are cleaned and recoated over the dents. Panels creased deeply enough to hold water, punctured, or bent at the laps are replaced with a matching profile first, because a coating over a dent that holds a puddle wears through early.
Request an inspection, or call and tell us when the storm hit and what you see from the ground.
Leave a name and number and we will call you back about your commercial roof.
Or call now: (502) 293-5676