The SPF roof system is composed of two liquid chemical compounds called isocyanate and polyol that are applied with pressure and heat. On contact, they form the base of an adhered roof system. A protective surface is then applied to the foam to provide an added barrier against the elements. Developed in the late 1960s, SPF systems are time-tested and highly popular in the commercial roofing industry.
One of the most remarkable features of SPF roofs is the ease of roof overs. If your existing installation is still in good condition, as determined by your roofing contractor, foam systems can be easily applied over your roof, preserving your budget. Fortunately, because of its outstanding insulating properties, SPF systems will help save on your heating and cooling budget.
SPF is applied as a liquid that becomes a foam on contact, conforming to tight and awkward spaces on the roof and unique architectural features like domes. These commercial roofing solutions can be implemented quickly with minimal disruption to your business. The chemical compounds are fast drying and you can walk on your new installation within minutes. However, the conditions during the installation process have to be very specific. You can't apply an SPF roof during cold, wind or rain.
At our company, we guarantee a quality roof system with superior workmanship. This is the cornerstone of our success – because no matter how reliable materials may be, it’s expertise and attention to detail that truly makes the difference and keeps building owners safe. Our Single Source Warranty exemplifies this commitment by providing exclusive protection backed by multi-million dollar coverage so you can rest easy knowing your projects are in expert hands. In fact, our dedicated service and production crews attend mandatory safety and installation training regularly, which means your projects are OSHA compliant as our SPF roofing contractors adhere to OSHA standards at all times.
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