spray Foam Roofing
Spray foam roofing systems will seal and reinforce the existing roof while also adding insulation to help save on energy expenses.
Spray Foam
Spray foam roofing systems will seal and reinforce the existing roof while also adding insulation to help save on energy expenses.
BENEFITS
- Saves time and money compared to a full roof replacement
- Offers great insulation benefits
- Spray foam can be applied to nearly every type of existing roof
- Expands to fill cracks and voids creating a seamless and durable barrier that helps strengthen the structure
- Cost effective and fully warrantied
- Elliminates the need for costly tear-offs


Spray Foam Roofing
Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) creates a seamless barrier that is not only waterproof but also insulates your roof at R7/inch and it can be applied on most types of flat and low-slope roofs. Because the foam expands as it is applied it will fill any gaps or voids in the roof surface. This means that the SPF system will also reinforce and strengthen the roof and provide superior wind and weather protection. Many building owners prefer this system because it is a lightweight, reliable barrier that withstands the test of time while also being financially advantageous. Our SPF system will provide you with a leak-free roof and exceptional energy savings for years to come.
If you choose to put our highly reflective white top coat onto the SPF you’ll see increased energy savings years round. The top coat reflects the sun’s rays to keep you cool in the summer and the added insulation value from the spray foam itself will keep your warmer in the winter.
Unlike alternative systems, there is not tear-offs in the years to come. An annual cleaning is all that is needed to keep your roof dirt-free and reflective. Once the system does begin wearing out, a simple re-coat is all that’s needed to completely restore the system. We also offer multi-year warranties on all our coatings systems. Additionally, certain tax benefits may apply as a roof restoration can be considered a repair as opposed to a roof replacement which must be capitalized. Check with your tax professional to see how this could help you.
