Spray Foam Roofing

Spray Foam Roofing (SPF)

One seamless system that waterproofs your roof and insulates your building, stopping leaks from the top down while it cuts your energy bills.

What Is Spray Foam Roofing?

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In Detail

Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) is a seamless barrier system that insulates and waterproofs your roof at the same time. Applied as a liquid that expands and hardens within seconds, the foam forms a continuous, self-flashing surface with no seams, no fasteners, and no joints, the three places every other roof eventually leaks.

The foam is then protected with a durable, reflective elastomeric coating that shields it from UV and weather. The finished system is lightweight yet extremely strong, adds R-6.3 of insulation per inch of thickness, and conforms perfectly around vents, curbs, and penetrations that are difficult to flash with any other material.

The Only Roof That Attacks Both of Your Biggest Building Costs

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In Detail

Most roofing decisions are about one thing: keeping water out. SPF does that, and simultaneously attacks the other silent drain on your building’s profitability: energy loss.

Every inch of foam adds R-6.3 of insulation directly on top of your building, while the white reflective coating bounces back up to 85% of the sun’s heat. Between the added insulation in winter and the reflectivity in summer, spray foam roofs can save enough on utility bills to offset a meaningful share of their cost.

Air conditioning savings of up to 30% are typical after installation. Ask us to run the numbers for your building’s square footage during your free evaluation.

Advantages of an SPF Roofing System

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The Case

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Insulation Value of R-6.3 Per Inch

The highest R-value per inch of any common roofing material is installed directly where your building loses the most energy.

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100% Seamless

No seams, no fasteners, no flashing joints. The foam is self-flashing around every penetration, eliminating potential leak paths entirely.

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Stops Lateral Water Movement

Because foam adheres fully to the substrate, water can’t travel underneath it, so even in the rare event of damage, leaks stay small, local, and easy to find.

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Simple Repairs

Most damage can be fixed with a caulk gun and coating. No crews, no tear-outs, no drama.

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Lightweight but Strong

SPF adds minimal weight to the structure while withstanding decades of foot traffic and weather. Building owners avoid expensive tear-offs because foam applies right over most existing roofs.

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Renewable Protection

The system carries a material warranty of up to 18 years, renewable with a simple recoat of the protective top layer.

Recommended Applications

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In Detail

How Spray Foam Roofing Is Installed

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The Process

Proper application is everything with SPF, this is not a system for generalists. Our installers are trained and experienced specifically in spray foam roofing systems.

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Prepare the Surface

The existing roof is cleaned and prepared to specification so the foam achieves full adhesion.

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Apply the Foam

SPF is spray-applied at a minimum thickness of one inch, expanding into a seamless, self-flashing insulating barrier across the entire roof.

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Coat and Protect

The foam is sealed under a protective elastomeric coating in reflective white, completing the waterproof system and locking in decades of performance.

Spray Foam Roofing Questions

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Questions

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With periodic recoats of the protective top layer, an SPF roof can perform for 30+ years. The material warranty of up to 18 years is renewable at each recoat.

Yes. Roofing foam is a high-density, closed-cell material designed for maintenance foot traffic. It’s lightweight for your structure but rigid underfoot.

That’s where SPF shines. Because it’s spray-applied, it conforms seamlessly around HVAC curbs, pipes, skylights, and unusual geometry that other systems struggle to flash.

An annual visual check and cleaning, plus a recoat of the protective coating when the warranty term ends. Most damage, if it ever occurs, is repairable with caulk and coating.