Roofs are the part of a building that are most exposed to intense elements – fluctuating temperatures, powerful sunshine, hail, rain, or even strong wind uplift – all of which gradually damages a roof over time. The lifespan of a roof depends on the type of material used, climate, orientation and other factors. The average roof can last anywhere from 15-30 years, whereas the average building lasts between 50-100 years – meaning that every building will need at least one roof replacement or repair in its lifetime.  

60-70%
of roof leakage problems are due to incorrect application or installation. Therefore, Sika has application training and technical support for certified contractors worldwide.
Over
10,000
roofing contractors in more than 80 countries have been trained and certified by Sika. We ensure the quality of application, wherever we have projects around the globe.
More than
30
wind uplift tests are done annually to ensure reliability of various Sika roof systems, before being installed for the next 20-30 years.

Metal Roof Repair

Metal roofs are one of the longest lasting roof systems but still are frequently in need of repair. Older metal roofing may need repair due to:

  • Metal corrosion
  • High metal expansion and contraction over time, leading to loose fasteners and cracks in seals and joints
  • Condensation
  • Storm damage
  • Leaks related to the waterproofing of difficult details, joints and connections or poor installation (especially at areas such as inner gutters, sky-lights etc.)
Suitable Sika Systems for Repair of Existing Metal Roofs are Designed to Solve All the Above Problems
Metal roof before renovation repair

Before

Metal roof after renovation repair with single ply roof membrane

After