Foam roofing in Chandler

Sprayed polyurethane foam is a good fit for the flat and low-slope roofs common on Arizona homes. The foam goes on as a liquid and sets into a seamless surface, so there are no laps, seams or fasteners for water to find.

Foam also reflects a good deal of the sun, which keeps attic heat down. The trade-off is that the coating on top of the foam wears away over the years in our UV, so a foam roof needs a fresh coat every so often to keep it protected.

We install new foam roofs and recoat existing ones. If your foam roof is starting to chalk, hold dirt or feel soft underfoot, we can take a look and tell you whether a recoat will do or whether something more is needed.