It was developed during World War II for flotation.

No. It is competitively priced with other commercial roofing systems. Additionally, heating and cooling costs can drop an average of 40% for even further savings.

No. Properly applied SPF is a completely closed cell material that does not absorb water.

Yes. SPF used for roofing has a compression strength of approximately 45 pounds per square inch.

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SPF will adhere to almost all clean and dry surfaces.

With regular maintenance, SPF has been shown to last up to 35 years with no signs of internal degradation.

Building with SPF coated roofs and/or walls have survived storms better than those built with conventional building materials. The is due to the "structural" material giving strength and flexibility to the surfaces it's applied on.

SPF operates in a wide range of climates; from extremely cold (-100 farenheit) to extremely hot (+225 farenheit).

No. Correctly spraying SPF requires special application equipment and highly certified technicians.

In most cases, SPF roofing systems can be installed over your existing roof. This process can return additional savings against traditional methods by removing the costly tear-off and disposal expense.