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Single-story pueblo-style stucco home with exposed vigas, a two-car garage and a bright white coated flat roof, mountains on the horizon
A pueblo-style home with a coated flat roof.

Why now

A lot of Cabezon homes were built in the 2000s. A roof coated at construction and never touched again has been in the mesa sun for well over a decade. That's past the typical life of most coatings, even when the roof looks fine from the yard.

Common issues

  • Chalky, gray coatings that have lost most of their thickness
  • Hairline cracks at parapet corners
  • Pockmarks from hail on the most exposed slopes
  • Small ponds near canales where the foam has settled
Roofer pushing a long-handled roller loaded with white acrylic coating across tan foam, a five-gallon bucket at his feet
Rolling acrylic coating by hand.

Mixed roof styles

Like much of Rio Rancho, Cabezon has houses that are fully flat, fully pitched and somewhere in between. Where a flat section ties into a pitched roof, the transition is a common leak point. We seal those carefully as part of any recoat.

Get ahead of storm season

A spring or early fall recoat keeps the roof ready for summer storms. See when roofs can be coated.

Services for Cabezon homes

Common questions

My builder said the roof was good for 20 years. Is that right?

The foam may last that long or longer, but the coating on top usually needs renewing well before that.

Do you need to get into the house?

Usually not, unless there's a leak to trace from inside.

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Is your roof due for a coat?

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