What is Foam Roofing?

Foam roofing is spray polyurethane foam. It is commonly referred to as SPF, and used in many commercial roofing projects, is a spray-applied insulating foam plastic. The two chemical components are combined as they pass through the spray gun and contact the substrate as a liquid. As the two components chemically react they expand in volume by 20 times and form a strong, rigid material with a density of 2.5 to 3.0 pounds per cubic foot and a strength of 40 to 50 pound per square inch.

Advanced equipment is used to apply the SPF and proper training is required to obtain the best results for any commercial and residential roof in the North California area.

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When SPF is used as roofing material:

It provides added insulation, as well as an air barrier. With SPF you also get an extra waterproof layer and fire resistance. This material is affordable, sustainable, lightweight, and renewable. SPF also helps condensation control and strengthens the structural properties of the roof. With proper care and re-coating every 20 years SPF will last as long as the building. With SPF you will save on energy cost and maintenance, along with making your building more comfortable. The material is permanent and doesn't start to wear out for 20 years. It helps keep your roof more clean by keeping out dust and pollen. To make things better SPF is compatible with all roof decks including concrete, wood, and steel.

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