Seamless spray foam roofing for commercial buildings.
One monolithic, self-flashing system that insulates and waterproofs at once — installed over your existing roof, no tear-off. High R-value, reflective cool-roof savings, and renewable warranties that last for decades.
Free roof assessment
Tell us your building, roof size, and what's going on — leaks, energy, or a replacement quote you're comparing — and we'll build a clear scope and honest quote.
- Restore, don't replace
- High R-value & energy savings
- Renewable 20+ year warranties
One seamless system that insulates and waterproofs at once.
Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) roofing is sprayed onto your roof as a liquid that expands into a rigid, closed-cell foam and cures into one continuous, monolithic surface. There are no seams to split, no laps to fail, and no separate flashings to come loose — the foam wraps every penetration, curb, and edge in the same seamless layer.
That's why SPF has become the go-to system for commercial and industrial flat roofs. It adds high R-value insulation while sealing the roof, it can be applied over most existing roofs to recover instead of tear off, and — protected by a reflective coating — it delivers one of the longest, most renewable service lives in roofing.
We install, restore, coat, and maintain SPF roof systems for building owners and facility managers nationwide — from warehouses and plants to retail centers and flat-roof homes.
Complete spray foam roof systems
From new SPF application to coatings, restoration, and leak repair — click any service to see how it works, what it costs, and how it protects your building.
Restore, Don't ReplaceSkip the tear-off. Recover your roof instead.
Before you pay for a full tear-off and replacement, find out whether your roof can be restored. SPF applies over most existing roofs — adding a seamless, insulated, warranted surface at a fraction of the cost, with far less downtime and no roof headed to the landfill.
- Costs a fraction of replacement
- Minimal disruption to operations
- Adds R-value & a cool-roof surface
- Renewable — restore again later
What a spray foam roof actually costs
Most contractors hide pricing behind 'request a quote.' We won't. Here are honest installed ranges — your quote depends on foam thickness, coating, existing roof condition, and roof complexity.
New SPF Roof System
Foam + reflective coating + warranty over a prepared roof.
- 1.5"–3" of foam
- Silicone or acrylic topcoat
- 10–20 yr warranty
Restoration / Recover
Recover an existing sound roof — far less than replacement.
- No tear-off
- Repairs + foam + coat
- Renewable warranty
Recoat (Renewal)
Renew the coating and warranty on an existing foam roof.
- Clean + prep
- Fresh reflective coat
- Warranty renewed
Ranges are illustrative, not quotes. Compared against a full tear-off and replacement (often $7–$15+/sq ft), SPF and restoration usually win on both up-front and lifetime cost. See our complete cost & restoration guide.
A roof that stops leaking and pays you back.
Seamless = fewer leaks
No seams, laps, or loose flashings — the details that cause most commercial leaks are simply eliminated.
Energy savings built in
High R-value foam plus a reflective cool-roof coating cut heating and cooling costs across large roofs.
Renewable for decades
A periodic recoat renews the roof and the warranty — no tear-off, no replacement cycle, lower lifetime cost.
From assessment to a roof that lasts
Free assessment
We inspect your roof, check for moisture, and tell you honestly whether to restore or replace.
Prep & repair
The roof is cleaned, wet areas are addressed, and the surface is prepared for full adhesion.
Spray & build
Seamless foam is sprayed to your target R-value, self-flashing every penetration and building slope where needed.
Coat & maintain
A reflective coating protects the foam and renews under a maintenance plan for decades of service.
Nationwide SPF roofing
We serve commercial, industrial, and residential building owners across the country — with strong demand in the Sun Belt where cool-roof energy savings matter most.
Spray foam roofing FAQs
Most commercial SPF roof systems run roughly $4.50 to $9.00 per square foot installed, depending on foam thickness (R-value), the coating and warranty, the condition of the existing roof, and roof complexity. That's often well below the cost of a full tear-off and replacement — and because the roof is renewable with a recoat, its long-term cost is lower still. We give you an itemized, transparent quote after assessing your roof.
A properly installed and maintained SPF roof can last 30 years or more — effectively indefinitely, because it's renewable. When the coating wears (typically every 10–20 years), a recoat restores the roof and renews the warranty without removing the foam. That renewable lifecycle is one of SPF's biggest advantages over single-ply and built-up roofs.
In most cases, yes. SPF is lightweight and applies over many existing roof types — metal, built-up, single-ply, and more — as long as the substrate is sound and dry after any repairs. This 'recover' capability avoids the cost, disruption, and landfill waste of a full tear-off, which is a major reason owners choose SPF.
Closed-cell SPF provides roughly R-6.5 per inch — among the highest R-values in roofing. Because you choose the foam thickness, you can build in as much R-value as your energy goals call for, adding insulation and waterproofing in the same step.
Each has its place, but SPF offers advantages the others can't match: it's fully seamless and self-flashing (no seams or laps to leak), it adds high R-value, it can be built up to fix ponding, and it installs over your existing roof. It's also renewable — recoated rather than replaced — which lowers lifetime cost. We'll compare honestly for your building.
Yes — we install and restore spray foam roof systems for commercial, industrial, and residential buildings across the country. Call 844-967-5247 or request a free assessment and we'll help wherever your building is.
Get a free roof assessment
Tell us about your building and roof and we'll put together a clear scope and quote — no tear-off assumptions, no pressure.