New Roof Construction

The normal wear of a quality Roof Coating has a warranted lifespan of 10-20 years. Properly maintained systems can last anywhere from 25-30 years! The Roof Coating can be applied (or reapplied) over any aged roof system, making this system completely renewable.

Although the initial cost of the Spray Applied Roof can be higher than other roofing systems, it is guaranteed to pay for itself with the energy savings it produces. The renewable properties it offers (that eliminate roof replacement every 10-15 years) are additional factors to consider when calculating cost/value.

A Spray Applied Roof System can be applied in a relatively short period of time with minor disruption to building operations. There is often little to no tear-off required and the applicator’s equipment setup is minimal, but efficient.

There are no joints or seams to allow water and air to pass through the roof system into the building structure. It is a completely monolithic application.

Because spray applied products conform to the substrate when installed, these seamless systems are ideal for flashing parapet walls, equipment, skylights, and cooling towers. Many roof leaks are caused by faulty flashing… Spray Applied Roofs solve this problem.

Ponding water may be eliminated by adding an increased thickness of roof insulation (Spray Foam) in low areas–building up these areas and sloping the roof so that it drains properly. It also helps reduce additional weight load caused by water accumulation.

One inch of Spray Polyurethane Foam roofing weighs approximately 60 pounds per 100 square feet. This is considerably less when compared to a conventional, built-up roof system. This makes a Spray Foam System ideal for re-roofing, as it is possible to apply over an existing built-up roof without removing it or adding too much weight.

Although Spray Applied Roofs are lightweight, they are also very strong and will not pack down or sag. With the elastomeric top coat, this roof is built to sustain harsh weather conditions and age with ease.

With an “R” value of 6.2 – 6.5, these roof systems provide more thermal resistance with less material than any other roof insulation. In most cases, a Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) Roof will pay for itself with 5-8 years in energy savings.

By insulating the roof deck (and applying an elastomeric topcoat), damage due to thermal expansion and contraction is eliminated. When the foam and coating is applied, it bonds to the structure. It remains flexible, moving with the structure underneath and helping enhance the structure’s strength.

Minor repairs or modifications to a Spray Foam Roof system can be made by qualified Roof Maintenance Technicians at minimal cost. Proper annual maintenance on these Systems can extend their life 5-10 years!

Spray Applied Roofs can be used on both new construction and to replace old roofs. Because of their unique properties, Spray Foam and Coating can be applied to flat, pitched, saw-toothed, or domed roofs, as well as those with unusual slopes or configurations. Spray foam is also an ideal application for insulating tanks, freezers, piping, ductwork, and various other projects.