Foam & Fabric

Reducing Energy Bills
Foam roofing is an affordable and cost-effective roofing option. It contains tiny aluminum particles that reflect the sun’s UV rays and give the foam top-grade insulating properties. It a great choice for reducing energy-consumption, making a building more energy-efficient, and reducing the overall workload on the HVAC system.

This is particularly important for building owners, facility managers, and contractors who need to meet strict state and municipality codes surrounding sustainability, and at the same time accommodate the increasing energy demand.

Versatile Application
Foam roofing is most often applied to flat roofs, but it can also be used with sloped and dome roofs. It works equally well with metal, wood and concrete roofing, regardless of whether they’re new or old. This eliminates the need for tearing off the old roof and thus reduces overall roofing costs.

Waterproofing
Closed-cell polyurethane foam is by far the best water insulator on the market. It is actually the only insulating material that doesn’t soak up water, but rather repels it. Once it seals the whole roof, there is virtually no place for the water to get in and leaks become a thing of the past.

Preserving structural integrity
Polyurethane foam can endure the strain of normal expansion and contraction of a building’s structure. It remains sealed and adhered under all conditions, protecting the building from outside elements including winds, sunshine, rain, and hail.