Permit Office
Roof permits for Florence, Union, Burlington, and Hebron go through the Boone County Building Department; Warsaw goes through the state department because Gallatin County lists no local inspector.
We bring metal roof coating to commercial buildings in and near Florence, across five towns. Each town's roofs, permit office, and building types shape how the work is planned.

Wondering whether your building is covered? We coat commercial roofs in Florence, Union, Burlington, Hebron, and Warsaw. Outside those towns, call us or send us a message.
| Town | County | What We See On Roofs There |
|---|---|---|
| FlorenceMain Service City | Boone | Warehouses, flex buildings, and retail centers with exposed-fastener roofs make up much of the work. Tenant changes bring a Boone County building permit and a city fire inspection, a good time to fix roof leaks. |
| Union | Boone | Pole barns, equipment sheds, and shop buildings with open purlins drip condensation and rust from below. Permits run through the Boone County Building Department even though Union is a city. |
| Burlington | Boone (unincorporated) | Older shops with matching roof and wall panels rust along the eave and pull their gutters loose. As the unincorporated county seat, Burlington has the county as its only local permit layer. |
| Hebron | Boone (unincorporated) | Very large logistics and air cargo roofs near CVG get coated zone by zone. Ponding gets mapped first, and crane notice near the airport is checked before lifting. |
| Warsaw | Gallatin | River fog and heavy dew shorten each coating day and rust end laps from both sides. Commercial permits go through the state Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction. |
Call and tell us where the property is. If it sits outside our five towns, we will say so plainly before anyone drives out.
The coating steps stay the same in every town. These are the things that change.
Roof permits for Florence, Union, Burlington, and Hebron go through the Boone County Building Department; Warsaw goes through the state department because Gallatin County lists no local inspector.
Union and Warsaw lean toward farm buildings, shops, and churches, Burlington toward older shops, and Hebron toward very large logistics roofs.
River fog in Warsaw and open-ground wind around Hebron change which hours of the day work best for coating a roof.
Crane notice near CVG, lifts on farm lots, and staging away from docks shape the setup on each roof job.
Answers about coverage, permits, and weather across our five towns.
Hot, humid summers, cold winters with repeated freeze and thaw, and spring storms with wind and hail all move the panels, which loosens screws and opens laps over time.
Humidity keeps some panel undersides damp, so end laps rust from both sides, and snow that melts by day and refreezes at night builds ice at gutters and eaves.
Four of the five towns use the Boone County Building Department: Florence, Union, Burlington, and Hebron. Warsaw, in Gallatin County, goes through the Kentucky Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction for commercial work.
Edge metal changes and spray foam are the items most likely to raise a permit question.
Pricing follows the roof: its size, screw count, lap work, access, and the system chosen. Distance within our five towns is a small factor next to those, and the inspection sets the price.
Often, yes. Plenty of commercial buildings sit on county roads between Florence and Warsaw or near Hebron; call with the address and roof type and we will confirm coverage before scheduling.
The steps stay the same everywhere: inspect, clean, repair, coat, and review. What changes is the permit office, the weather window, and the access plan for each roof.
Call with your building's town and roof type, or answer seven questions for a ballpark range on the coating.
Leave a name and number and we will call you back about your commercial roof.
Or call (859) 204-8080 now