Polyurethane Foam Spray Roof
Spray-on polyurethane foam roof coating has been used in a variety of industries and applications since the 1940s, but only in the late 1970s did it begin being used in roofing and construction industries due to its superior insulation properties.
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There are several types of roof coating systems and rubberizied coating systems -- The four most common are Acrylic, Silicone, Foam, and Thermoplastic. Each has advantages and disadvantages, and some are a better fit for one kind of roof versus another. We are currently building this page to have a wealth of information for you. For the time being we will be talking about the #1 roof coating that we provide which is Spray Foam Polyurethane.
Because foam roof coatings are applied to flat roofs it can be applied to both residential or commercial properties.
What is a Polyurethane Foam Spray Roof?
Spray-on polyurethane foam (SPF) is a multi-component material created by mixing isocyanates (A) and polyols (B) together under heat and pressure. Although spray foam has been used for some time, it is still relatively unfamiliar to most building managers and property owners. Foam roof coating can be one of the best investments you make for your home or business.
Call 623-257-ROOF (7663) and let us get rid of your old polyurethane roof and replace it with a new polyurethane roof.
Modern sprayed polyurethane foam roofing materials are available in both open-cell and closed-cell grades. Closed-cell foam is mostly used for commercial roofing applications, whereas open-cell foam is generally used for internal insulation and sound proofing. To make sure that you get a successful application, it is critical that you get the right heat and pressure in your mix. As the foam cures, it hardens, creating a strong, seamless, lightweight, waterproof membrane.
The foam roofing system consists of two main layers: a base layer of polyurethane foam and a protective coating. The foam layer provides excellent insulation and creates a seamless barrier against water intrusion. The protective coating shields the foam from UV damage and extends its lifespan.
Warning Signs your roof may need to be replaced soon
- Granules show up in gutters or easily fall off the shingle
- Light brown spots show up showing water leakage
- Shingles that are bending or cracking
- Visible dark spots under roof sheathing
- Your roof feels spongy when walked on
- Shingles are easily blown off
- Shingles are mossy
- When the roof is over 20 years old
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Your roof protects everything beneath it. We make sure it stays strong, secure, and worth every dollar you spend on it.
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