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...BUT, we’ve personally walked on spray foam roofs that are 55+ years old. Unlike other flat roofing materials, SPF roofs can be infinitely renewed. This is certainly one of the many advantages of a foam roof...

The installation process for SPF roofing gives it a few advantages; Number 1 being that because the end product is manufactured in the field, SPF will conform and fit just about any shape and structure and Number 2, SPF roofing is one of the only true seamless roofs. Because of the nature of foam...

A liquid applied restoration foregoes the need to fully replace your roof, therefore extending the life of your current roof with a great deal of savings for the building owner, while also maintaining the productivity of the company because of the efficiency of a liquid applied restoration compared

The estimated life of a TPO roof is roughly 15-20 years, but in regions like Colorado and other states with extreme UV exposure it has proven to be shorter. Many TPO products are prone to failure with extended exposure to heat. Once a TPO roof has reached the end of its' service life it cannot be...

Every commercial facility owner and real estate manager in Colorado will eventually come face-to-face with the same roof decision: completely tear-off the existing roof system or repair it. The old-school procedure is to completely tear off the existing roof system and replace it. In fact...

The main purpose of the of this article is to 1) show you the pros and cons of a TPO roofing system and 2) prevent you from making costly mistakes by giving you the bigger picture. With that said, this short article clearly cannot answer every question you might have, but it certainly can get you...

A spray applied roofing system is a great option to restore an existing flat roof system. With that said, not all existing roofs are candidates for an SPF roof restoration. In order to install a high performance sprayed-in-place system that is adhered to the substrate, seamless, lightweight, and...

Single Ply roofing systems are popular flat-roof and low-slop roofs on commercial buildings here in Colorado because the options, styles, and technologies have gradually improved in recent history. Compared to traditional multi-layered flat roofing systems, such as Asphalt Roofs (BUR), Styrene...

When a leak presents itself inside your commercial facility, its perfectly normal to automatically assume your roof is leaking. Nonetheless, even when water is coming from the top part of your building it's not always a roof leak. In order to properly identify a commercial roof leak, it is...

So, what is a fair price for an SPF roof system? Well, we still haven't encountered a client who wants to pay us for more than what we're asking. Everyone wants a good deal. But, as Ben Franklin wisely put it: "The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price...

Not only do spray foam roofing systems reduce your energy costs, require little to no tear off of existing commercial roof systems, and is the lowest lifetime cost of any roofing system, it will not leak as a direct result of mechanical damage. 

Projecting a commercial roof's service life, future maintenance and repair costs, and costs resulting from leak damage, downtime, and lost business requires an educated guess, at best. But in the words of Big Tom Callahan: "You can get a good look at a T-Bone steak by sticking your head up a...

Tests have proven that damage caused by hail or birds does not directly cause spray foam roofs to leak and can typically be repaired economically and before the roof begins to leak. So, what causes a spray foam roof to leak, anyway? Here are the top 5 reasons your spray foam roof is leaking:

Mother Nature may travel but there’s no doubt she’s a Colorado native. As a result, our commercial roofs have it hard. A typical flat roof can experience temperature differences of 100° in the same day. This constant temperature fluctuation and UV exposure alone create tremendous strain to your...

True to its name, spray foam is spray-applied and leaves commercial roofs with a fully seamless and monolithic membrane, leaving no joints to leak at all. 

Most general contractors seem to think firestopping can be done by the MEP trades. We say they are separate disciplines. There is no better way to decrease production or slow down a construction schedule than through delegating firestop responsibilities to the mechanical, electric and plumbing...