Liquid-Applied Waterproofing for Institutional Portfolios
Aliphatic Polyurethane & High-Solids Silicone Liquid-Applied Membranes
Engineering-grade restoration and waterproofing systems designed to reduce disruption, extend service life, and support CapEx planning across multi-province portfolios—delivered with a single point of accountability from Canadian Roofing Group (est. 2008).
Scope & System Selection for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Aliphatic polyurethane base coats (detail-driven waterproofing) for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
High-performance aliphatic polyurethane assemblies for complex detailing, transitions, and penetrations—engineered to deliver durable adhesion and watertight continuity on commercial roof substrates.
High-solids silicone topcoats (UV stability) for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
High-solids silicone membranes designed for long-term UV exposure and ponding-water resistance—supporting restoration strategies that defer full tear-off and stabilize budget forecasting.
Portfolio standardization & reporting for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Standardized scopes, photo documentation, and closeout packages across provinces—so REIT and national property teams can compare assets, prioritize remediation, and track lifecycle outcomes consistently.
Engineering-Grade Execution
Technical controls for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Liquid-applied systems succeed or fail on preparation, detailing, and verification. Our national standards focus on measurable controls that protect performance and defensibility for institutional owners.
Substrate preparation for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Cleaning, scarification/grinding as required, adhesion testing, and repair of wet insulation/deck anomalies before any primer or base coat is applied.
Detailing & transitions for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Reinforced treatment at penetrations, curbs, drains, parapets, and terminations to maintain continuity through movement and thermal cycling.
Thickness/DFT targets for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Wet mil and dry film thickness (DFT) verification aligned to the specified assembly—documented for closeout and warranty readiness.
Moisture mitigation for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Moisture surveys, localized removals, and vapor management strategies to reduce blistering risk and protect adhesion on restoration projects.
QA/QC & closeout for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Daily logs, weather tracking, batch/lot traceability where applicable, and photo documentation—packaged into an institutional closeout file.
Warranty pathways for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Options ranging from contractor workmanship to manufacturer-supported warranties (where eligible), aligned to risk tolerance and portfolio governance.
Owner questions for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Clear, defensible answers for REIT asset managers, facility directors, and multi-site property teams evaluating liquid-applied restoration.
How do liquid-applied membranes support CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension?
When the existing assembly is a viable restoration candidate, liquid-applied systems can defer tear-off, reduce disruption, and convert unpredictable leak events into planned remediation—supporting lifecycle extension and budget stability.
What substrate conditions must be addressed for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension?
Wet insulation, saturated cover boards, deteriorated flashings, and adhesion-compromising contaminants must be corrected. We validate conditions through surveys, test cuts where required, and documented prep protocols.
How is thickness/DFT verified for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension?
We use wet mil gauges during application and confirm dry film thickness (DFT) per the specified assembly. Results are recorded in the closeout package to support warranty and governance requirements.
What QA/QC documentation is provided for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension?
Photo logs, daily reports, weather windows, detailing checklists, and completion sign-offs. For national accounts, we standardize reporting so portfolio teams can compare sites consistently.
What warranty options exist for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension?
Warranty pathways vary by substrate condition, assembly selection, and manufacturer eligibility. We align warranty structure to your risk profile and provide a clear scope-of-work that supports defensible coverage.
How do you manage multi-province accountability for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension?
Canadian Roofing Group acts as the single point of accountability—standardizing scope, safety, QA/QC, and closeout across vetted regional partners so national portfolios receive consistent execution and reporting.
CapEx-aligned next step
Secure a defensible scope for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Request a budgetary roadmap with prioritized remediation options, lifecycle impact, and standardized documentation suitable for institutional approval workflows.
National portfolio accountability for CapEx planning and Asset Lifecycle Extension
Multi-site coordination, standardized reporting, and consistent execution across provinces—built for REITs, industrial portfolios, and national property managers.