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Choose Abril’s Foam Roofing System with confidence. Our
state-of-the-art Foam Roofing System is the result of decades
of research and development, leading the industry in lightweight
energy efficiency.
- Reduces
Energy Costs
Polyurethane Foam has the highest insulation value of any material commercially
available today, with an insulation value of R-7.14. The white reflective
coating reduces external roof temperature by 50oF-90oF. Since Polyurethane
Foam insulates from the outside, the buildings cooling and heating systems
operate more efficiently. You home will be comfortable year-round and you
will see up to a 30% decrease in your heat and air conditioning bills!
- Renewable
When properly applied, Polyurethane
Foam Roofs do not age, decompose
or lose their physical properties over time. To extend the life of your
roof system, it is recommended that it be recoated approximately every
seven to fifteen years.
- Engineered to be Lightweight
Polyurethane Foam Roofs have the superior advantage when it comes to
weight and insulation. Your new roof will weigh 1/8 that of a tar and
gravel roof. Up to a 90% weight decrease over conventional roofs
is possible.
- Stops Leaks and Ponding Water
Because our Polyurethane Foam Roofs are self-flashing around roof perimeters,
skylights and drains and seamless, leaks are sealed out. In
addition, the foam’s closed cell structure prevents water from
traveling from a damaged area to the rest of the roof, therefore, water
damage is greatly minimized and repairs are easier.
- Offers
Versatility and Design Flexibility
Polyurethane Foam is incredibly adaptable to a wide variety of
shapes including flat, pitched, fluted and modern domed or geometric
shapes. Polyurethane Foam is used for residential, commercial and
industrial construction. The product is resistant to earthquakes.
- Non-Toxic,
Ecologically Smart and Odor Free
The products we use are environmentally friendly.
Once your roof is applied, you shouldn’t ever have to replace
it so it won’t end up adding more waste to the world.
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