Commercial · Foam
Commercial foam roofing
Large low-slope roofs are where foam earns its reputation. No seams across acres of roof, self-flashing around every curb and penetration, and the ability to build up slope where water has been sitting for years.
Built for buildings with a lot going on up top
A commercial roof is rarely an empty plane. Packaged HVAC units, exhaust fans, conduit, gas lines, and curbs all interrupt the roof surface, and every interruption is a place a seamed system has to be flashed. Foam wraps those details continuously.
That is why foam holds up on Valley warehouses and retail buildings where a mechanical roof would otherwise be a permanent leak list.
Drainage correction
Older commercial decks settle. Foam can be sprayed thicker in the low areas to re-establish positive drainage toward drains and scuppers, which removes the standing water that drives most flat-roof failures in Arizona.
Minimal disruption to operations
- Work sequenced by roof section so the building stays operational
- Coordination with tenants and property managers on access and timing
- Protection and re-detailing around active mechanical equipment
- Walkpads at service routes so techs are not damaging the new roof
Maintenance and recoating
The coating over the foam is the sacrificial layer. Scheduled inspection and recoating before the coating thins out is what keeps a commercial foam roof performing for the long haul.
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