Cool the whole park — pilot three roofs, measure, then roll out. Aerial view of a manufactured home community with three bright white coated roofs.

The sun works every roof at once. So can one crew.

Three roofs go on the record before anything park-wide.

The park pilot path: 01 portfolio audit with every roof filed and graded; 02 three pilot roofs coated on record; 03 measured results with surface readings, photos and closeout; 04 park-wide rollout scheduled by section on one standard.
  1. Portfolio audit: every roof filed and graded.
  2. Pilot roofs: three roofs coated on record.
  3. Measured results: surface readings, photos, closeout.
  4. Park-wide rollout: scheduled by section, one standard.

Park owner promises: One park. One sun. One standard.. Three roofs on the record before anything park-wide.. Restoration keeps residents in place.. The closeout file is the asset.

What a portfolio looks like

A hundred roofs is one decision, not a hundred.

The pain

A hundred dark roofs

July lands on every home in the park on the same afternoon.

The fix

Coat it, skip the tear-off

Two to three coats of Son Shield go straight over a sound deck.

0.88initial solar reflectance

What you keep

One crew, one mobilisation

Section by section on one spec, not one truck roll per home.

0.74reflectance at three years

What a hundred roofs actually look like: roughly 2,400 gallons for a 100-home park at the specified flat-roof build, three roofs in the pilot, the EPA's 11 to 27 percent peak cooling demand range, and 0.74 published reflectance at three years.
100 homes plans at roughly 2,400 gallons, about 480 five-gallon buckets: 32 sq ft per gallon finished on flat, two to three coats, about 75 on sloped. The 11–27% peak cooling range is US EPA research on the category, not your park. The bid follows the measured roofs.
Restore or replace: replacement means tear-off, disturbed units, relocated residents and a capital event; restoration with a record means coating over a sound deck, residents in place, scheduled by section and documented for refinance.
What an operator is actually buying: deferred replacement with no tear-off event, residents staying put with no relocation, capital scheduled by section across quarters, and documented condition with a closeout file per roof for refinance or sale.

A tear-off moves residents. A coating moves a roller.

A soft deck or an active leak is a repair, and we say so before you buy.

Open a park file.

Owners of manufactured home communities and RV parks.

Pilot pricing is per roof from the audit. Residents buying their own start at the manufactured home page. Docks and rental boats belong in the same audit: boats and docks.