Grain Bins
Waterproofing
Agri-Business
Agri-Business
Grain Bins
Waterproofing
Agri-Business
Agri-Business
When it comes to protecting your building from leaks, damage, and costly downtime, not all waterproofing solutions are created equal. For agricultural, industrial, and commercial clients across Ontario, black rubber coatings offer a powerful defense against water intrusion, especially on roofs exposed to extreme Canadian weather. Here are three reasons to choose black rubber membrane for your next waterproofing project.
Black rubber coatings, like those used by FX Coating, form a seamless, monolithic membrane that moves with your roof. Unlike traditional materials that can crack or peel with temperature fluctuations, black rubber remains flexible and bonded even in sub-zero conditions or extreme summer heat.
This elasticity means no seams, no gaps, and no weak points, just consistent protection that conforms to every edge, penetration, and slope. It’s a smart solution for complex or aging roofs where other coatings fail.
“Each moisture event directly impacts your bottom line. How much longer can you tolerate these invisible losses?”
Roof waterproofing shouldn’t be something you worry about every year. Black rubber coatings offer year-round protection, with UV-reflective topcoats that enhance longevity by reducing sun damage and thermal cycling.
At FX Coating, we go further with a proven 3-step process:
The result? A resilient, integrally bonded membrane that resists standing water, ice buildup, and weathering.
Water leaks can silently sabotage productivity. From grain bin operations to processing facilities, roof leaks mean:
Black rubber membrane mitigates these risks by delivering a durable barrier that prevents water ingress before it becomes a crisis. For agri-businesses in particular, dry storage is non-negotiable, and black rubber ensures you get it.
Dry Grain = No Pain
You can tell when people genuinely care and follow through on their word, and that’s exactly what the team at FX Coating does. They consistently give their best effort and do what it takes to get the job done well.
Dale, Poultry Processing Owner/Operator