FOAM ROOFING

Mike H wrote: [quote]Ahaaa.

So, we're right back to this........

from page 1 "It has a high cost of entry with equipment. Has perhaps the biggest learning curve of any one roofing product. Is EXTREMELY sensitive to environmental conditions for>>>

Ahaaa.

So, we're right back to this........

from page 1 "It has a high cost of entry with equipment. Has perhaps the biggest learning curve of any one roofing product. Is EXTREMELY sensitive to environmental conditions for proper application.

Instal>>>

[quote]As for recoating every 15 years, or whatever, why is that any different than maintaining a good asphalt roof?

Nothing, as long as there is an asterisk when you say the roof lasts 40 years.

[quote] Am I a crook for suggesting that my cust>>>

Thanks Tom, I thought I read somewhere that is was NOT ok to go over shingles but I will look into the systems you recommended. Thanks.>>>

The most amazing foam roofs I have ever seen are the ones with no coating. Just gravel. Even here in Ohio were they spend at least 6 months of the year wet, the foam is dry, flat, excellent.

Even though I've seen it myself, I could not see me selling>>>

And before we get too far off topic, this thread was never about trashing SPF. That much should be obvious given that I've hired SPF sprayed for myself twice. I think SPF is an amazing product when used where it works best. I think Spenda is an amazing p>>>

[quote]Chris, this will be my last post here.

Oh Tom, you're too emotional sometimes. ;)

[quote]RoofGuys continual no knowledge and claims that you have to have price to sell, thats what people who can't do.

There's a sentence in>>>

Chris, this will be my last post here. Feel free to email me @ Simplebedliners.com or see me on The NRG.

Jet telling stories about a guy selling SPF then stateing he thinks his product is junk, makes a lot of sense.

RoofGuys continual no knowledge and>>>

JET wrote: [quote]Ironic, we get a call this morning from some guy offering to sell us his SPF supplies, etc. My wife took the call and told him our opinion of this product and what we've experienced with it. Funny thing.......THE GUY AGREED IT>>>

Tom,

I have a special need/request. Can SPUF be acceptably installed over asphalt shingles (about 3/12 slope) and if so, do you have a reference standard I can refer too? Also, where can I find acceptable substrates verses unacceptable (if it exists)? I>>>

[quote]You are correct. All the Urethane Foam Roofs you can simply Google are a Hoax. The endless investagation on the age of the roofs, bought and paid for.

Tom, I haven't just been around the block once. Anytime somebody writes some glowing>>>

[quote]Yep, sure did, went back and fixed. This is what honest people do.

No, honest people don't recoat a roof every 10-15 years then say the roof has lasted 40 years. I'll show you roofs that we installed 25+ years ago that have never been t>>>

Mike H wrote: [quote]Ha Ha, He He, Ho Ho............... I toldya you'd be back Tom.

Mike, uh, credit where credit is due...I do very few things by accident. ;)>>>

Tim, you truly are the Les Nesman of investagative Roofing.

You are correct. All the Urethane Foam Roofs you can simply Google are a Hoax. The endless investagation on the age of the roofs, bought and paid for.

Texas A&M, smoke and mirrors which would>>>

Roofguy wrote: [quote][quote]SPF when done by a trained craftsman that understands both roofing and will work under the needed guidelines can apply a very good roof system.

Yes, but that isn't the only "answer" looked for in the origina>>>