
Metal Roof Coating
Long machine shed and storage roofs with exposed screws get the full metal coating prep and topcoat.
See Metal Roof Coating
As a Ceresco metal roof coating contractor, we coat steel roofs on farm-service, machine, and grain storage buildings with dust control planned around stored product.

Ceresco metal roof coating work is mostly farm-service, machine, and storage buildings with long panel runs, exposed screws, and rust at the eaves. When panels and framing are firm, they coat well.
Buildings holding grain or feed need dust control while we clean the panels. We plan rinsing and spraying around stored product, keep doors on the work side closed, and schedule the roof work around harvest traffic.
Long ag and storage roofs fail in a few predictable places. Here is what we see on Ceresco buildings and what the coating work does about each one.
Long panel runs expand and contract a lot with each season, which works the end laps loose.
End laps get fabric bedded in base coat, and loose screws at each lap are replaced and capped.
Snow and dust pile at the eave, holding moisture against the steel.
Eave panels are ground and primed, and panel ends rusted through are replaced before coating.
Grain handling and field dust settle on the roof every season.
We rinse in controlled sections with doors closed so wash water and dust stay out of storage.
Ridge caps and vents above storage bays have lost their sealant.
Ridge caps and vents are sealed with fabric and base coat before the field coats go on.
On storage and machine buildings, coating protects what sits inside. These are the changes owners notice.
Farm-service and storage roofs in Ceresco can take any of our systems. Panel length, pitch, and insulation needs decide.

Long machine shed and storage roofs with exposed screws get the full metal coating prep and topcoat.
See Metal Roof CoatingLow lean-to and canopy roofs off storage buildings that pond take silicone.
See Silicone Roof Coating
Pitched storage roofs that drain fast can take acrylic in warm, dry weeks outside harvest.
See Acrylic Roof Coating
Heated shops beside storage buildings can take foam to stop condensation over equipment.
See Spray Foam Roofing
Shingled offices and scale houses on the property get a coating made for shingles.
See Shingle Roof CoatingCall and tell us what is stored under the leak. We plan the inspection and the cleaning around that product.
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Ag and storage roofs add dust control and harvest timing to the usual work. Here is the order we follow.
We walk each panel run, check end laps and screws, look at ridge caps and vents above storage, and note what is stored where.
Work dates avoid the busiest weeks of grain hauling, and we plan which roof sections get rinsed and coated while nearby doors stay closed.
Panels are rinsed section by section with nearby doors closed, so dust and wash water stay out of the bins and bays.
Eave rust is ground and primed, panel ends rusted through are replaced, and loose screws get oversized fasteners and caps.
End laps, ridge caps, and vents get fabric in base coat, then the field coats cover each long run at spec thickness.
Along with Ceresco, we coat commercial metal roofs in Papillion and these nearby towns.
Outside these towns? Call us or send us a message.
What farm-service, machine shed, and storage building owners in Ceresco ask us before a coating job starts on their roofs.
Coating plans out at about $2.50 to $4.00 per square foot. Long runs add end-lap fabric and screw work at each lap, and eave rust adds grinding and primer. Big, open storage roofs spread setup across more area, which helps the price.
Yes, when the panels and framing are firm. These roofs usually have long runs, exposed screws, and eave rust, so we seal laps and screws, treat the rust, and coat the full roof. Cleaning is planned around stored grain or feed to keep dust out.
We schedule around it. The busiest hauling weeks are avoided, and when work does overlap with harvest, we keep lifts and material away from the drive lanes and scale.
Heated shops with bare steel overhead often drip condensation on equipment in winter. Foam over the panels adds insulation and moves the cold surface outside the steel, and a coating alone fits unheated storage buildings.
We plan for it so it stays out. Rinsing runs in short sections with nearby doors and vents closed, wash water is directed away from storage openings, and dusty panels above open bays are cleaned when the bays below are empty or covered.
We coat the roofs of commercial buildings. Steel grain bins are a separate structure type, so we limit our work to the machine sheds, storage buildings, shops, and offices on the property.
Send the building size and tell us what is stored inside. We give you a ballpark range and plan the roof work around the product and the harvest calendar.