Aging commercial roofs lose energy efficiency long before they start leaking. Gaps at seams, fasteners, and penetrations let conditioned air escape while heat transfers freely through thin or saturated insulation, driving utility costs up month after month. Spray polyurethane foam solves both problems at once by creating a seamless, fully adhered barrier that insulates and waterproofs in a single application — eliminating the weak points where traditional roofs typically fail.

Platinum Roof Coatings applies our Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) System to deliver lasting protection on new construction and restoration projects alike. The closed-cell foam stops lateral water movement, blocks air infiltration, and provides an R-6.5 per inch of thickness, while the cool, white reflective topcoat reduces cooling loads during the summer. At roughly 8 ounces per square foot at one-inch thickness, SPF installs as a recover system directly over EPDM, BUR, mod-bit, concrete, metal, wood, and composite decking — no tear-off required, no construction debris hauled to the landfill, and no exposed interior during the work.

Why Customers Choose Spray Polyurethane Foam Roofing

• Stops commercial roof leaks at seams, fasteners, and penetrations
• Cool white reflective surface lowers utility expenses year-round
• R-6.5 per inch insulation value with continuous air barrier
• Closed-cell structure stops lateral water movement
• Most repairs are handled with a caulk gun and fresh coating
• Renewable warranties with indefinite service life when recoated

A Renewable System Built to Last

Unlike BUR and single-ply roofs, which must be torn off and replaced at the end of their useful life, SPF is fully renewable. A pressure wash and fresh topcoat every 15 to 20 years keeps the system performing decade after decade, properly maintained foam roofs show minimal deterioration even at the 30-year mark. That renewability is what gives SPF its long-term cost advantage over every other commercial roofing system on the market: you invest once, then recoat instead of replace.

Condensation and Moisture Control

SPF’s continuous air barrier prevents moisture infiltration that causes dew-point problems and condensation within the building envelope. By resisting heat transfer in all directions and eliminating thermal bridging at fasteners and seams, the system delivers consistent performance through Colorado’s wide temperature swings, protecting both the roof assembly and the interior space below.