Spray Polyurethane Foam roofing system
Spray Polyurethane Foam Roofing System
What is SPF?
The spray polyurethane foam roofing system is composed of two liquid chemical compounds called isocyanate and polyol that form the base of an adhered roof system. A protective surface is then applied to the foam to provide an added barrier against the elements.
Our sprayed foam is a seamless barrier that seals your roof to stop and prevent leaks while also insulating. The foam add R-6.5 per inch of thickness which can dramatically reduce energy costs. Contact us for a free quote today.
Benefits of SPF:
- Solidified safeguard.
- Insulates
- Seals
- Protects
- Warrantied
Due to the fact that SPF is applied as a liquid, it is seamless and self-adhering with no fasteners required. This versatile installation method allows it to conform to tight and awkward spaces on the roof. SPF roof systems are waterproof, resistant to hail and wind damage and provide the highest R-value (the measure of resistance to heat) of any roofing material.
SPF roof systems can be customized to fit particular drainage requirements. Adequate drainage is particularly important in these systems because of their natural sensitivity to water.
Spray Foam Roofing System
Protect your building from the top down with the installation of a polyurethane spray foam roofing system by a certified commercial roofing contractors in Fort Wayne. This procedure adds high-grade insulation to the roof and the interior walls. It can add strength to your building, control air infiltration, and reduce your heating and cooling costs. Furthermore, we take the time to assess, repair, and reseal each problem area during the restoration. We finish by sealing the entire roof with a reflective finish coat.
The Benefits of Spray Foam Roofing
- Stops air infiltration, greatly reducing energy loss
- Add an insulation value of R-6.5 per inch
- Provides structural strength without too much additional weight
- Works with most roof surfaces
- Proof against hurricane-force winds
- Laid over damaged substrate and can correct poor drainage
- Closed-cell foam does not absorb water
- Improves soundproofing
- Can be repaired or recoated quickly and easily.
