Polyurethane Foam Roofing Systems...

Polyurethane foam roof systems are created by spraying the foam in liquid condition onto the roof where it immediately rises and hardens. The results is a non-porous foam about 3/4" thick with a density of approximately 3 lbs./sq .ft. There are no seams or laps where leaks often develop.

This system weighs approximately 100 pounds per 100 square foot. Other roof systems can weigh as much as 1,000 pounds per square foot. Excessive weight can cause the structural integrity of a roof system to fail - especially under excess ponding water conditions.

This roof is perfect for waterproofing needs. The foam acts as a barrier, preventing moisture from seeping into the building. Water ponding is a well known problem on a majority of roofs and can be eliminated by building up low areas with foam to help alleviate ponding water.

This system has an R-value of 7.14 per 1 inch thickness. Thus providing more thermal resistance. Because the insulation is such an asset - it will produce savings on your electric bills of 30% or greater. You will end up having the roof not only pay for itself but produce dividends!