We restore the roofs others tell you to replace.
Based in Muskegon, Michigan · Serving Muskegon County & West Michigan
Rust, aging seams and worn roof systems don't have to mean a new roof. We restore mobile home and manufactured home roofs, RV and camper roofs, and compatible metal, EPDM, TPO and PVC systems — preparing the surface, addressing problem areas, sealing details and applying a coating system matched to the existing roof.


Before and after — a manufactured home metal roof, restored.
We apply professional-grade Sherwin-Williams coating systems, selected for the existing roof and project conditions.
One system, matched to your roof.
Mobile and manufactured home roofs are our specialty and where Wellman started. We also restore compatible RV and camper roof systems, plus metal and low-slope membrane roofs including EPDM, TPO and PVC on houses and small commercial buildings.
Manufactured & Mobile Homes
Our specialty and where we started — sealing and restoring metal roofs many traditional roofing companies don't service.
How it worksResidential
Existing metal and compatible low-slope membrane roofs, including EPDM, TPO and PVC, restored and sealed. We coat existing roofs — no shingle replacement or tear-offs.
How it worksSmall Commercial
Metal and low-slope membrane roofs on businesses and communities, including compatible EPDM, TPO and PVC systems. Reflective coatings can reduce roof-surface heat and help defer replacement.
Commercial & property managersA rusty roof isn't a dead roof.
Many traditional roofing companies are built around replacement and don't service manufactured home or aging metal roofs. That can leave a restorable roof headed for tear-off before restoration has even been considered.
When the existing roof is sound enough to restore, coating can be the smarter first move. We clean the roof down, treat the rust, seal seams and fasteners, and apply a Sherwin-Williams elastomeric or silicone system selected for the roof and project conditions.
How the system works
Built around one thing: making your roof last.
Roof Coating
Full elastomeric or silicone systems that seal your entire roof into one continuous, reflective, protective membrane.
Rust Treatment & Restoration
We stop active rust and restore the surface before coating, so corrosion doesn't creep back underneath.
Seam & Penetration Sealing
Vents, fasteners, skylights and seams — the places roofs actually leak — reinforced and sealed.
Assess. Prepare. Restore. Document.
Assess
We walk the roof, document the failures, and confirm a coating is genuinely the right call for you.
Prepare
Clean the surface, treat rust, and prime bare metal so the coating bonds for the long haul.
Restore
Seal every seam and penetration, then apply the system in even coats for a continuous finish.
Document
Before/after photos and the system and warranty details, handed to you in writing.
From rust to reflective.
This is the roof that started Wellman — the job that convinced Brian to build a business around restoration. Rust treatment, seam work and the finished coating, documented start to finish.
“I started Wellman because too many good roofs get torn off years too early. I'd rather save you the roof — and the money.”
Every Wellman job is done by me, to the standard I'd want on my own home. No rotating crews, no upsells you don't need, and a straight answer on whether a coating is even right for your roof.
Brian WellmanOwner, Wellman Coatings & Restoration
What every assessment includes.
Before any work begins, here's exactly what you get — whether or not you hire us.
Visible-condition inspection
We walk the roof and document what we find — rust, seams, penetrations and problem areas.
Measurements & photo documentation
Accurate measurements and photos, so the scope and estimate reflect your actual roof.
Written recommended scope
Exactly what we'd do, clearly written — and what we wouldn't.
Product & warranty explanation
The specific coating system we'd use and the warranty that applies, if any.
A clear estimate before any work
An itemized price up front. No surprises, no pressure.
What homeowners ask us most.
Do you work on mobile homes?
Do you coat RV and camper roofs?
Does a coating really stop leaks, or just cover them up?
Is coating cheaper than replacement?
How long does a job take?
Not sure if your roof can be coated?
Send a photo or request a look. Brian will give you a straight answer — even if that answer is that coating isn't right for your roof.
