Foam Roofing in Phoenix
Seamless Spray Foam Roofs for Homes & Businesses
Flat and low-slope roofs take a beating in the Phoenix sun. Spray foam is one of the best ways to protect them. It goes on as a liquid, expands into a solid layer, and forms one seamless roof with no seams for water to get through.
Stapleton Roofing is a family-owned, licensed roofing contractor (ROC 269773), owned by Cindy and Pat Stapleton. We install foam roofs on homes and commercial buildings across the Valley.
Why Foam Works in Phoenix
- Seamless: one continuous layer with no seams or laps to leak
- Insulating: rigid, closed-cell foam adds an insulation layer on top of your roof
- Energy savings: a reflective coating helps keep your building cooler
- Lightweight: adds very little weight to your roof
- Self-flashing: seals tightly around vents, pipes and AC units
- Strong in the wind: bonds directly to the roof, which improves wind resistance
Comparing systems? See foam vs. TPO roofing in Phoenix.
Complete Roofing Services for Phoenix
Stapleton Roofing handles a wide range of roofing services in the Phoenix area for both residential and commercial clients.
Residential Shingle Roof Replacement
Stapleton Roofing provides expert residential shingle roof replacement, ensuring your home is both beautiful and well-protected. Our skilled team uses top-quality shingles and precise installation techniques to deliver a durable and long-lasting roofing solution.
Residential Flat Roof Replacement
Stapleton Roofing specializes in residential flat roof replacement, providing seamless solutions. We use advanced materials to create flat roofs that offer excellent insulation and durability. Our expert team ensures a perfect fit, giving you peace of mind with a roof designed to last.
Commercial Roof Replacement
Stapleton Roofing offers comprehensive commercial roof replacement services, catering to a wide range of business needs and roofing systems. We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your operations, ensuring a smooth and timely roof replacement process.
What We Install: Mule-Hide SPF+ Foam
We install Mule-Hide SPF+ spray polyurethane foam, finished with an elastomeric coating. The coating protects the foam from UV rays and reflects heat away from your building.
Foam Over Existing Roofs
In many cases, foam can go right over your existing roof, so a full tear-off isn’t needed. On metal roofs, we install wood over the metal first, then foam over it. We’ll inspect your roof first to make sure it’s a good candidate.
How Long Does a Foam Roof Take?
It depends on the size of the roof, but most jobs take at least a week. We’ll give you a timeline with your estimate, and we keep you updated throughout.
Learn more about foam on residential flat roofs and commercial flat roofs.
Our Warranty & Keeping Your Foam Roof in Shape
Our foam roofs are backed by Stapleton Roofing’s own warranty, generally 10 years. Your exact warranty terms are written into your contract.
The coating is what protects the foam, and it wears down over time in the sun. With a recoat every 5 to 7 years, a foam roof can last 20+ years. Read more: When Should You Recoat a Foam Roof in Phoenix?
Learn more about Foam Roof Recoating.
Positive Reviews From Satisfied Clients
Stapleton Roofing has helped many homes and businesses in the Phoenix area. Here are a few reviews from our satisfied clients.
What Affects the Cost of a Foam Roof
Every roof is different, so we don’t publish one price. Your cost depends on:
- Roof size
- Whether the old roof needs to be torn off first
- Foaming over metal: we install wood over the metal first, then foam
Unlike some other roof types, the pitch of your roof doesn’t affect the price of a foam roof.
We’ll inspect your roof and give you a written estimate at no charge. Call (602) 833-7663 or request your free estimate below.
Questions About Foam Roofing?
Here are answers to the questions we hear most about foam roofs in Phoenix.
Often, yes. On metal roofs, we install wood over the metal first, then apply the foam. We inspect the roof first to make sure it’s sound enough for foam.
Both. Foam works well on residential flat and low-slope roofs as well as commercial buildings.
A well-maintained foam roof can last 20+ years. The key is recoating every 5 to 7 years to keep the foam protected from the sun.
We finish our foam roofs with an elastomeric coating that protects the foam from UV rays and reflects heat.
Our foam roofs are backed by Stapleton Roofing’s own warranty, generally 10 years. Your exact terms are written into your contract.
Absolutely. We assist homeowners with navigating the insurance claim process to ensure you get the coverage you deserve for your situation.
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