What is a Sprayed Polyurethane Foam Roof System?

Sprayed Polyurethane Foam Roof System is a closed cell roofing material formed by the combination of two liquid components. When the two materials meet in the mixing gun, they expand 20-30 times their volume in a matter of seconds. Sprayed Polyurethane Foam Roof System is sprayed over the entire roof including flashing, penetrations and parapet walls to the desired thickness, usually 1-2 inches. Various thicknesses are applied in areas to create a positive drainage and eliminate ponding of water.

What is Elastomeric Coating?

Elastomeric coating is a water-resistant coating which is designed to with stand water, ultraviolet radiation, and normal wear for years. Although other colors are available, white topcoat further reduces the heat loads and thermal stresses in the structure.

Benefits of using a Sprayed Polyurethane Foam Roof System:

• Seamless
• Waterproof
• Light weight
• Protects metal
• No joints to fail
• Low maintenance
• Stands up to extreme weather conditions
• Energy efficient
• Environmental friendly
• Provides a long term protection
• Can be applied over most existing roofs

Sprayed Polyurethane Foam Roof System is for:

• Metal roofs
• Flat roofs
• Mobile homes
• Commercial Buildings

Spray Foam is also used for:

• Walk in freezers
• Wall insulations
• Tanks

The best bang for your buck, shingle roofs last a long time, in fact most manufacturers offer a LIFETIME warranty on their products! Shingles come in a large VARIETY of colors and designs. These roof systems can be installed fairly quickly.

Tile roofs are the heaviest roof systems, but also very durable. The roof system is composed of the 1.) Underlayment (modified bitumen) and 2.) Tile (clay or concrete). Clay tile vs. Concrete tile comes down to aesthetics and budget.