Here are some foam roofs we have installed over the years.
Everything you need to know about foam roofs
Foam roofs are made up of polyurethane foam that is initially sprayed as a liquid and expands into a foam with elastomeric coating underneath. The elastomeric coating is water resistant and can repel water from penetrating the roof. The highly-dense polyurethane foam is sprayed over it, which shields the roof from the rain and sun. Many commercial buildings use foam roofing as their choice, and it may be suitable for your home, as well.
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Not all roofs are created equal
Foam roofs are fairly simple at their core in terms of design and installation. Watching our experienced roofers work may make it look easy, but as the saying goes, "Only an expert can make a task look easy." To start, we coat the roof with elastomeric coating as the membrane, preventing water penetrating the roof. The roofers start spraying the polyurethane foam all over the roof, allowing the liquid to expand into a foam.
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Here are some foam roofs we have installed over the years.
Hail and Wind
One the roof on the left, you can see that the foam material is peeling away due to deterioration from sunlight.
On the roof in the middle, we can see circular damages, which were done from hail.
The roof on the right is an example of bubbling from the interior of the foam material, also known as blistering. Blistering happens when there is moisture trapped between the underlayment and the foaming material.
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