Typical applications include

• Residential above grade –rooflines, attics, walls, soundproofing

• R-Value 4.0 per inch

• Complete air barrier at 3.5 thick

• Not a moisture vapor barrier

• Expands and contracts with building.

• Water passes though it, making it easy to detect leaks in the roof line.

• Lightweight foam (Sponge)

• Excellent noise reduction, up to twice as effective as Closed Cell

• Provides economic yield and is about half the price of Closed Cell

• Insulation ranges from .05 to 1.6 lb. in density

• Fragile and easily damaged. Should only be installed in places where it can be covered or left undisturbed.

Typical applications include

• Commercial, Industrial, Metal Buildings, Roofing, Pole Barns, Crawl Spaces, Basements, Subfloors

• R-Value of 7.0 per inch

• Complete air barrier at 1" thick

• Moisture vapor barrier at 1.8" thick

• Increases wall strength - adds to structural integrity of building; up to 200-300X

• High density foam (Rigid)

• Only FEMA approved flood zone insulation

• Insulation ranges from 1.7 to 3.0 Ibs. in density

• Is very durable, can be left exposed without the risk of damage

Combines benefits of both products at a medium price point.

Typical applications include

• Residential,Barndominiums,Apartment Complex, Warehouse, Commercial Buildings, Tiny Homes.

• AirBarrier

• MoistureVaporBarrier

• IncreasedRigidity

• Excellentnoisereduction

• Economic Yield

Thermal Resistance (R-Value):

Spray foam roofing insulation has the highest R-value among conventional roofing materials.

R-value measures a material's ability to resist heat flow.

Roofing-grade SPF has an approximate R-value of 6.5 per inch.

SPF provides superior insulation qualities beyond its R-value.

Strength & Durability:

Spray foam systems create a strong and lightweight protective membrane for commercial roofs.

A thickness of 1 inch or greater enhances a building's structural integrity.

Longevity:

Properly installed and maintained SPF roofing systems can last 30 to 40 years or longer.

Recoating every 10 to 15 years prevents degradation from UV radiation.

Seamless & Self-Flashing:

Spray foam roofs are seamless and self-flashing, unlike conventional systems.

SPF conforms and adheres to irregular shapes and surfaces, preventing water entry.

Ease of Maintenance:

SPF roofing systems are easy to maintain.

Minor damage can be repaired with roofing-grade mastic or sealant.

Severe damage requires extensive repairs to ensure watertightness.

Quick Installation:

SPF systems can be installed quickly, causing minimal disruption to building occupants.

They are applied directly to roof substrates, often without removing existing roofing material.

Renewable & Sustainable:

SPF roofing systems can be recoated multiple times, generating little to no waste.

This reduces landfill waste and the costs of roof tear-off and replacement.

The materials used in spray foam roofing systems are environmentally friendly.

Blow-in Fiberglass is a cheap and effective way to insulate or re-insulate your home!