SPF Roofing
The benefits of a new SPF roof—
- SPF roofing is the most dependable waterproofing available and it pays for itself through energy savings.
- Sprayed polyurethane foam (SPF) is the best commercial insulation available with an R-Value of 6.4 per inch.
- The bright white surface coating meets or exceeds Title 24 “Cool Roof” requirements. This reduces energy costs and "heat island" air pollution.
- SPF adheres directly to the substrate, eliminating the possibility for water to move laterally through the system. No more hard to find leaks like BUR.
- The monolithic foam roof membrane seals completely—no seams and no breaks in the membrane.
- The completed system weighs less than one pound per square foot.SPF roofing has UL Class A, FM Class 1, and ICBO (ICC) credentials. SPF provides FM wind uplift performance superior to any other roof system.
- SPF roofing is cost effective when compared to traditional insulated roofing methods.Ten-, 15- and 20-year warranties are available.
The advantages of an SPF re-roof—
- SPF can be applied to an existing roof (after the removal of gravel and dirt) eliminating costly and disruptive tear-offs.
- A new SPF roof can be installed with minimal impact on a facility’s operation. A new SFP roof adds structural integrity by reducing the sponginess of plywood roof decks.
- The weight on a roof is reduced when the gravel on a roof is removed and the roof is recovered with SPF.
- SPF roofing requires little or no maintenance and is a "life cycle costing" winner.
- Additional polyurethane foam can be applied to fill low areas, promote proper drainage, and eliminate ponding.
- SPF is often competitive with traditional roofing methods with the added bonus of insulation and a bright white reflective coating.