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The foam roof IS a waterproofing barrier and very effective and adds great insulation qualities. After the foam roof is on, its followed up with a elastomeric white roof coating. The elastomeric coating is highly reflective of the sun's damaging uv rays etc and protects the foam roof from the sun. Regular maintenance of a foam roof is to simple put another coat of elastomeric on it every 5 to 15 years (depending on the quality of the elastomeric.) If there is ever damage to a foam roof, it's very easily repaired.

Twaddle ... one fundamental characteristic of HD poly closed cell foam is that it is NOT absorbent. In fact, it is used as the core in about 30% of modern yachts for that very reason. Damage is quick and easy to repair (over-spray and coat.) I have used this technique on a number of roofs, some as long as 25 years ago, and all are still in perfectly sound condition.

Sure, and a meteorite might strike your roof and make a hole too! I guess conventional type roofs never get leaks, huh?...... You're obviously a roofer who hasn't invested in the equipment to do foam roofs and therefore companies who are doing foam are eating your lunch.

Well my foam roof originally was installed in 2000, its now 2024, had the protective UV coating done, last year, but for the 23 years done nothing to it.. Never had an issue with it in all these years. Not one leak, unlike the old tar gravel roof we for decades before the foam, which had leaks after rain storms, and proved literally impossible to locate its source. One "hugh" side benefit is the "insulation" provided by foam, it easily drops temperatures indoors by 15 to 20 degrees during the very hot summer days. I did notice some very small tears, on the coating due i think to possibly tree branch hitting surface, or birds peeking on it. I called the foam roofer, they said to use some sikaflex to repair it, and it did the job .

@ oh I guarantee something’s going on under there! Just because you don’t see a problem, doesn’t mean you don’t have one. Maybe you’re right and I seriously hope you are! What part of the country do you live in and how many sq ft is the roof?

@@LaMostraVia West Coast but climate very mild rarely gets below 50F in winter or above 80F in summer, one story flat roof home about 950sqft built in 1924. They did remove all the old tar/gravel that was up there and replaced any rotted roof rafters before spraying the foam, they applied a white elasometric foam with ceramic stone imbedded above the foam for UV protection. I have only a small crawlspace between the roof and ceiling of home.....will see if i can check if any moisture issues.

Bullet holes? Lol I am pretty sure there is no roof material that is bulletproof.

@@chinasanchez007 Thick concrete roof are pretty much bullet resistant.

Foam roofs are long lasting, provide insulation and are very easy to maintain in the hot, dry Arizona climate.

Ive been in the roofing business for over 50 years. And installing foam for over 20. I've never had to tear off any foam for any reason. You're just a roofer that doesn't like competition

Your rant is totally silly & delusional, grow up already.

Apply legally!

@@phillhuddleston9445 USA will trade 8 trumptards for him.

Learn English first, then come. Roofing is a tough job but as long as you’re willing to do it they’ll hire you. Just please know English when you do decide to come, and whoever comes with you. Speak the language, know it, understand it. We have enough people who come not speaking English.

@@marissateresa_ True but to be fair it wouldn't hurt to speak Spanish as well, almost all the roofers in the US speak Spanish these days only some speak English. No I do not like or agree with that though, Vote like our country depends on it because it does!

To stop overspray from going onto the side of the building

Lapolla Elastomeric acrylic coating