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EcoLogic Sprayed Polyurethane Foam (SPF) Roofing
EcoLogic's Sprayed Polyurethane Foam (SPF) roofng is the state-of-the-art in fat roofing construction, and comes with a proven track record. There are SPF roofs over 40 years old that are still leak free, low maintenance and energy efficient. There are two basic reasons for this superior performance. First, the roof inherits the excellent insulative qualities, durability and low weight of the foam material. Secondly, because the foam is applied in such a way as to create a single thick layer of waterproof material, there are no joints, seams or fashing material present in a SPF roof. The SPF material forms effortlessly around HVAC equipment, ductwork, vent stacks pipes, skylight frames, solar panels mounting brackets, etc.. The roof becomes a single impermeable membrane. The end product is much less likely to develop leaks in the future.
Here are some of the advantages of a SPF roof:
Long lasting:
Low maintenance:
Light weight:
Precision leveling and contouring:
The superior insulative qualities of spray foam:
Roofs are a major source of heat energy loss. SPF roofs share the same excellent insulative properties found in spray foam wall insulation. A SPF roof can improve energy savings by up to fifty percent.
Environmentally responsible:
Fast application:
What about existing problem roofs?
The new roof has all the advantages of the SPF roofng listed above. And on the average, energy savings will payback the cost of the re-roof in a few (5 to 6) years.
The composition of an EcoLogic SPF roof.
In the future, when a re-roof becomes necessary, only the elastomeric layer (and granules) need to be re-applied to the existing roof. The major layer, the closed cell foam, is not disturbed.
All SPF roofs are not the same.
Before you hire a SPF roofing contractor, do some homework. Applying spray foam is skilled work. Applicators need to be trained and licensed. The formulation of the foam can be altered, to provide a cheaper foam that will deteriorate quickly with age. Foam can be applied too thinly, again for short term economy but leading to failure in the future and inferior thermal insulative performance. SPF correctly formulated and applied will provide for decades of low maintenance and energy efficient performance. Inferior spray foam applications will fall far short of that level of performance.
Here are some questions you should ask every spray foam contractor:
- What is the certification number of the installer who will be spraying my foam?
- Are you covered by a third party warranty?
- Do you guarantee your work?
- May I have a reference you have worked for recently?
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We're looking forward to helping you with your next roofing project.
Polyurethane Industrial Coatings
What are Polyurethane Industrial Coatings?
Where are Polyurethane Coatings Used?
Here's a partial listing (courtesy of SPI EcoLogic Products).
It is by no means complete, there are many more:
Primary and Secondary Containment:
- Tank linings or primary/secondary containment
- Spill containment for oil tanks/ tank farm
- Secondary containment on geotextile fabric
- Use on geotextile fabric between railroad tracks for containment of solids and fluids
- Coat alternative fuel "down chute" to prevent sticking
- Airport fueling valve pits
- Asbestos and lead encapsulation
Encapsulation:
- Macro encapsulation of hazardous debris and rubble
- Gasket encapsulation
- Encapsulate fatigue mats
- Radon and methane barrier
- Rust encapsulation on barges and tanks
Marine:
- Fish holds
- Marine animal training tanks
- Strut protection for hydrofoil watercraft
- Coat/restore coating of pilings above and below water





