02/23/2026
⚜️There’s a lot of noise online about spray foam roofing.
Let’s clear it up.
Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) roofing is a nationally recognized commercial roofing system. It is supported and referenced by organizations such as:
• National Roofing Contractors Association
• Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance
• International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants
• U.S. Green Building Council
It is included in federal specifications and ASTM standards used across the country.
The US government uses spray foam roofing on many projects
This is not a fringe system.
It’s not experimental.
And it’s not new.
It’s been installed successfully for decades.
Long before TPO
So why the criticism?
Usually because many contractors don’t install it. They don’t have the equipment and dont take training.
And like anything in construction, if it’s installed incorrectly, it can fail.
But that’s true of every roofing system.
A bad contractor can ruin single-ply.
A bad contractor can ruin metal.
A bad contractor can ruin built-up roofing.
And yes — a bad contractor can ruin spray foam.
The system matters.
But the experience and credibility of the installer matter more.
When properly installed and maintained, SPF roofing can:
• Eliminate tear-off in many cases
• Add insulation value
• Create a seamless waterproofing membrane
• Be renewed instead of completely replaced
• Reduce disruption to your business
We’ve installed these systems for over 15 years. They are time-tested and trusted by major corporations across America.
If you’re a building owner, don’t base your decision on social media debates.
Ask for references.
Ask for warranties.
Ask about manufacturer backing.
Ask how long they’ve been installing the system.
Do your homework.
If SPF isn’t right for your building, we’ll tell you.
If it is, we’ll show you why — with facts, not hype.