Commercial Foam Roofing

Here are some ways in which the installation of foam roofing can be advantageous:

1. Foam roofing provides superior insulation, with its suspended aluminum particles reflecting UV rays. This results in decreased heating needs during winter and reduced cooling requirements in summer, leading to lower overall energy bills. In fact, residential cooling costs can be reduced by up to 30% with foam roofs.
2. Foam exhibits exceptional waterproofing qualities, especially polyurethane foam, which is an excellent insulator. The closed cell foam doesn't absorb water, making it ideal for regions with high annual rainfall. Despite Phoenix's appearance, the waterproofing benefits become evident during monsoon storms, ensuring leakproof roofs even in torrential downpours.
3. Foam roofing is versatile, applicable to both existing and new projects, and suitable for various roof types such as domed, pitched, flat, wood, metal, and concrete. It can even be applied to irregular-shaped roofs, eliminating the need for costly tear-offs in roof replacements. Additionally, foam roofs require infrequent maintenance, with periodic resealing being the primary upkeep.
4. Polyurethane foam can withstand the expansion and contraction of structures, remaining sealed to the roof for an extended period. This resilience protects the roof from harsh weather conditions, making foam roofs capable of withstanding high winds, sunshine, rain, and other natural elements in central Arizona. Moreover, foam roofs are fire-resistant.
5. Foam roofing facilitates proper drainage by allowing rainwater to slope down to drains. This is achieved by adding a slight thickness in low areas, dispelling the notion of a completely flat roof.