Flat commercial roof with a white coated spray foam roof system and rooftop HVAC units under a blue Texas sky

Spray foam roofing

Spray Foam Roofing

Spray foam roofing is a seamless layer of closed cell foam sprayed over a flat or low-slope roof, then covered with a protective coating. It insulates and waterproofs in one system, and it can often go over the existing roof instead of a full tear-off.

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Restore or replace?

A full tear-off means removal, disposal and an open roof over your operation. When the existing roof deck is sound, a foam roof can often go right over it. During the roof assessment we check the deck, moisture and drainage and give you a written restore vs replace comparison.

Warehouse interior with closed cell spray foam on the underside of the metal roof deck
Many foam roofs go on over the existing roof when the deck is sound.AI-generated illustration

Buildings it fits

  • Warehouses and distribution buildings
  • Churches and schools
  • Restaurants and retail with flat roofs
  • Metal roofs that leak at seams and fasteners

How a foam roof job runs

  1. Roof assessment. Deck condition, wet areas, drainage and existing layers.
  2. Written proposal. Foam thickness, coating type, slope corrections and schedule.
  3. Prep. Clean, repair wet or damaged areas, protect rooftop equipment.
  4. Foam and coating. Applied in passes, then coated for UV protection.
  5. Completion report. Thickness readings, photos and coating details.

Foam roofs are sensitive to weather during install, so we schedule around wind and rain forecasts and tell you in advance.

Barndominium interior with red iron steel framing and closed cell spray foam on the metal walls and roof

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Tell us about the building

Two minutes online. We reply within one business day to set up a site visit, and you get a written proposal with foam type, depth and price.

  • Free site visit and written proposal
  • Re-entry time in writing before we start
  • Completion report with depth readings and photos

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