You might ask, “How long does spray take to cure?” The answer is a few hours. The spray foam will be tack-free within 20-30 seconds, and it will rise to completion so that you can walk on it within a couple of minutes. Spray foam has an off-gassing period of a few hours until it’s 100% cured. Here’s a 15-second …
So, you’re thinking about a spray foam roof? After viewing the pros and cons of a spray foam roof, you determine that a spray foam roof is right for my building. But then you think…shoot, what if it gets pulverized by hail and I’m back at square one? This article will cover: A few statistics on hail damage and roofs …
The slew of roofing options available today can confuse even the most technical building owners. Where do you start? Which one is best? How do you avoid choosing the wrong roofing option and having issues for years to come? Decisions, decisions. And when it comes to choosing the best roofing system to perform against hail, the differences can be tremendous. …
In this post, I’ll share with you the most common questions we get about spray foam roofs and bird pecking.
Yes, you can walk on a foam roof. In this post, we’ll explain walkways, what kind of shoes you should wear and how soon you can walk on foam.
Everything you need to know about spray polyurethane roofing for a school.
The best roofing contractors for schools separate themselves in three ways: Having a full-time service dept, can budget roofs into sections and having other schools in their portfolio.
Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) is the best material for a school roof. In this post, SPF will go head-to-head with another roofing material…TPO.
This post explains the problems that can happen during a roof repair for your school: Pop-up storms, summer time frame and SPF conditions.
Do you have a spray polyurethane roof that needs cleaned? This post will show you the best way to do it.