EZ on Coat Brings DIY Roof Protection to Dallas as DIY CON 2026 Debuts at Fair Park

EZ on Coat, a multigenerational, family-owned American manufacturer of roof coating, sealing, repair and maintenance products, will exhibit its growing line of DIY roof protection products at the inaugural DIY CON 2026, running November 6–8 at Fair Park in Dallas. The company said staff will meet homeowners, RV owners, contractors and DIY enthusiasts at booth #INV20, introducing products designed to protect, repair and extend the useful life of roofing surfaces.

The event matters to Texas business because it places a made-in-the-USA manufacturer directly in front of the state's growing community of do-it-yourself property owners and the contractors who serve them. DIY CON is scheduled Friday, November 6 through Sunday, November 8, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day at Fair Park, 1001 Washington Street in Dallas. The inaugural gathering is built for DIYers of all skill levels and features hands-on workshops, live demonstrations, product exhibits and celebrity appearances, including Mr. Kate on Friday, Drew and Jonathan Scott — the Property Brothers — on Saturday, and HGTV's Chelsea and Cole DeBoer of “Down Home Fab” on Sunday.

“DIY CON is a perfect opportunity for us to meet people who want to take a more active role in protecting and maintaining their homes and RVs,” said Matt Cole, President of EZ on Coat. “Many roof maintenance projects don't have to be overwhelming. We look forward to showing attendees products and solutions that can help them take on projects themselves while protecting one of their most important investments.”

At the booth, attendees can learn how preventive roof maintenance addresses problems before they escalate into more expensive repairs. EZ on Coat's lineup covers residential shingle roofs, RV roofs, roof repairs and other coating and maintenance applications, with an emphasis on easy-to-use solutions aimed at the growing DIY community as well as contractors building roof maintenance and coating service lines. The exhibit floor is designed to let attendees test products, watch demonstrations and connect directly with brands in the home improvement marketplace, alongside workshops spanning multiple skill levels. Event details are available at www.diycon.com, and the company's product information can be found at www.EZonCoat.com.

The implications extend beyond a single trade show booth. Cole framed the company's participation around a broader shift in consumer behavior. “Consumers are increasingly looking for ways to maintain what they already own, save money and complete projects themselves,” he said. “EZ on Coat is excited to be part of an event that brings together homeowners, makers, contractors, creators and some of the biggest personalities in the DIY industry.” For Texas, that translates into a Dallas-based stage where a family-owned American manufacturer can reach property owners weighing repair versus replacement, and where contractors can evaluate products that support maintenance-focused service offerings. EZ on Coat describes its coatings as environmentally responsible and made in the USA, with a stated commitment to American manufacturing, product education, quality and customer service — positioning the company to compete in a maintenance market driven by cost-conscious owners seeking to extend the life of existing roofs.