spray foam scarfing

What Is Spray Foam Scarfing?

Greg PalyaSpray Polyurethane Foam Roofing

You may have heard the term “spray foam scarfing” before. But what is it? Why does it need to be done? How can a building owner with a spray foam roof prevent scarfing? We’ll dive into each of these questions below. To make sure you’re getting correct information here, I wanted to point out that West Roofing Systems has been …

hole fixed on a spray foam roof

Can a Spray Foam Roof Get Holes or Punctures?

Greg PalyaSpray Polyurethane Foam Roofing

  Here’s a strong statement to start this off. Every single roofing system, metal, single-ply, built-up, spray foam, etc., they will all get holes and punctures. But as a building owner, why should you care? It would be nice to know the answers to a few questions, such as: How does a hole on a spray foam roof happen? Will …

roofer spraying granules onto a spray foam roof

8 Commercial Roofing Mistakes Building Owners Make

Greg PalyaSpray Polyurethane Foam Roofing

  Say you’ve had multiple roof leaks, they have been repaired, and now you have more leaking. At this point, it’s more cost-effective to get a whole new roof. But since the cost of commercial roofing systems are anywhere from $3 – $10 per square foot, you don’t want to make any wrong choices. West Roofing Systems has been installing …

roofers installing a spray foam roof

Spray Foam Roofing 101: 6 Basics You Need to Know

Greg PalyaLearning Center, Spray Polyurethane Foam Roofing

Here’s an introduction to spray foam roofing, which will cover these six points:  Let’s get started… 1. What is spray foam roofing? Spray foam roofing is a watertight roofing system that has three parts: The foam is produced by combining and heating two chemicals. These chemicals are pumped from a truck, transferred through a heated hose, and then sprayed onto …

spray foam roof over an ice rink

The Best Roof for a Cold Storage Facility

Greg PalyaSpray Polyurethane Foam Roofing

  Imagine you’re the building owner of a cold storage facility and you have roofing issues. Say a few leaks here and there. In every market, competition is fierce, and margins are thin. But since your building needs to be 40 degrees or lower constantly, you’re paying more to cool your building down than your competition who has an airtight …