Why refurbishment can be the smarter move
Keep serviceable sheets
Retains sound roof sheets instead of rushing into a full strip and replacement.
Treat weak points properly
Gutters, fixings, laps and joints are checked as part of the roof, not ignored.
Approved metal systems
Specified primers and topcoats are chosen to work together on metal roof projects.
Refurbish the roof you have before replacing it
Metal roof refurbishment makes sense when the roof sheets are still serviceable but the finish, joints or fixings are letting the building down. Corrosion staining, failed coatings, tired gutters and weathered laps can all point to a roof that needs proper attention, not automatic replacement. With SprayTastic, we inspect the sheets, gutters, fixings, laps and joints first, then prepare a refurbishment specification that fits the actual condition. That can restore protection, improve appearance and keep sound roof sheets in place for longer.


Approved systems and targeted local repairs
Every SprayTastic specification is built around cleaning, local repairs, compatible primers and protective topcoats that suit the roof beneath. Where the project calls for them, we can use manufacturer-approved systems such as Advantage 20 for Metal Roofs, Advantage for Gutters and Advantage Metal Primer. The important part is not the product name on its own, but how well the full system deals with adhesion, corrosion control and the weak points that have already started to show on site.
Frequently asked questions
When can a metal roof be refurbished instead of replaced?
If the roof sheets are still structurally serviceable, refurbishment can be a strong option. We inspect sheets, gutters, fixings, laps and joints first. Where breakdown is mainly in the finish and local details, refurbishment can restore protection without full replacement.
Are gutters included in metal roof refurbishment?
They can be, where the specification calls for it. Metal roof refurbishment is not just about the main sheets. We check gutters and drainage details during survey because corrosion, failed coatings or joint issues there can undermine the wider roof system.
What does Advantage 20 mean for my roof?
It is one of the manufacturer-approved systems we use where it suits the project. The right system depends on the roof condition, substrate and required outcome, so we specify it after inspection rather than forcing the same coating onto every metal roof.
