Manufacturer notes
APOC
Roof coatings — inspector's-eye notes on install spec, warranty requirements, and what typically gets skipped on NM installs.
Training attended
Acrylic and silicone reflective coatings — cool-roof spec for NM UV load
Southwest regional
Owner-attested attendance. APOC does not typically issue individual certificates for product-knowledge sessions. Listed as training attended, never as certification.
What we check on a APOC install
- Coatings are a maintenance system, not a replacement — recoat every 8–12 years.
- Silicone > acrylic for NM UV, but silicone won't recoat with acrylic later.
- Prep is 80% of the job — power wash, prime, reinforce seams before spraying.
- Mil thickness matters — 20-wet-mil silicone is the standard spec.
- Manufacturer warranty requires their exact system, applied by their approved applicator.
Questions to ask any contractor bidding APOC on your roof
- Are you a APOC-authorized installer? Can you register the manufacturer's system warranty on my roof?
- Which APOC product line are you installing? What's the exact spec — nailing pattern, underlayment, accessories?
- Will you supply photos of critical details (valleys, penetrations, flashings) before dry-in and after tear-off?
- Does the APOC warranty on this bid cover material only, labor + material, or full system with workmanship?
- What's your written policy if a APOC warranty claim is denied later because install spec wasn't met?
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