Quickly and effectively repair a leaking roof with Sika Evercryl Emergency Roof Repair, before permanant damage is done.
Why Roof Repair Matters
When a roof leak is found, time is of the essence to avoid costly damage to the area, as leaving water to seep in can cause wood rot, mould growth, and insulation damage. Fixing the problem as quickly as possible can help to prevent this damage, reducing the risk of more extensive repairs in the future.
Products that can be applied quickly, provide an instant fix, and are simple to use are essential to helping trade professionals and DIYers alike to repair a roof leak as soon as it is detected.
What can I use to fix a leaking roof?
Evercryl Emergency Roof Repair is ideal for a quick roof repair. The all-weather roof sealant is designed for fast repairs — even in heavy rain. It's perfect for sealing leaks in an emergency until a permanent fix can be applied.
Where can I use Evercryl Emergency Roof Repair?
- Flat and pitched roofs
- Bitumen
- Felt
- Asphalt
- Flashings
- Guttering
- Concrete
- Lead and other metals
- Identify where the leak or damage is.
- Use a cloth or sponge to remove standing water if possible.
- No need to wait for the surface to dry, Evercryl Emergency Roof Repair can be applied in the rain.
- Clear the area of dust, dirt, and debris with a stiff brush.
- Remove any traces of algae – use a stiff brush, or 404 Fungicidal Wash to completely clear the area.
- Check for cracks or splits — fill cracks or holes with Black Jack 903 Bitumen Trowel Mastic to help the product bond.
- Apply Evercryl Emergency Roof Repair to the damaged area. The ‘duck-billed’ nozzle evenly spreads the product, eliminating the need for additional smoothing.
- Use Everbuild Brush Cleaner or Everbuild White Spirit to clean any brushes and Wonder Wipes on hand and tools.
- Instantly rain and frostproof for peace of mind.
- Fully cured after 24-48 hours
Pro Tips
- Ideal to keep in storage for an urgent roof repair job.
- Can be applied to wet surfaces, even during active leaks.
- Designed for emergency use — consider applying Evercryl One Coat later for a permanent fix.
