Flat roofs, sealed for the sun.
Spray foam, coatings, and low-slope systems for flat and low-pitch roofs across the Valley — seamless, energy-efficient, and built to take the Arizona heat.
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- A+ BBB Accredited
- GAF Certified
- ROC 354850
- Licensed · Bonded · Insured
Why Homeowners Call Us
Flat roofs fail at the seams.
Most flat-roof leaks start at a seam, a patch, or a spot where water pools and sits. Built-up and single-ply roofs are full of those seams — and our sun works every one of them until it opens up.
Spray polyurethane foam goes on as a seamless, fully-adhered layer with no seams to fail, then a reflective coating locks out UV and water. Recoated on schedule, a foam roof can last indefinitely. Three generations on Valley roofs means we know flat.
What’s Included
A flat roof done to last.
Clean & prep
The existing roof cleaned, dried, and prepped — or torn off where it’s too far gone — so the new system bonds to a sound surface.
Spray foam (SPF)
Seamless spray polyurethane foam, fully adhered, that self-flashes every penetration and adds real insulation value on top.
Reflective coating
An elastomeric coating over the foam that reflects the sun, waterproofs the surface, and can be renewed instead of replaced.
Ponding & drainage
Foam built up to move water toward the drains — killing the ponding spots that rot a flat roof from the top down.
Recoat & renew
Foam roofs are renewed with a fresh coat every 10 to 15 years — a fraction of a tear-off, so the roof effectively never ages out.
Energy savings
A reflective foam roof cuts attic heat and cooling bills — the roof pays part of its own way every summer.
FLAT ROOFS IN THE VALLEY
Flat roofs fail at the edges.
On a flat roof, the field rarely leaks. Parapet walls, scuppers, drains, and rooftop AC curbs do. Ponding water after a monsoon finds every weak seam. Spray foam goes on seamless and wraps every penetration and parapet in one continuous layer, which is why it’s the Valley standard for flat roofs and walk decks.
WHAT IT COSTS
Foam, TPO, or a recoat.
Spray foam runs about $650 per square, or $13,000 to $19,500 on a typical roof, and lasts 25 to 35 years with a recoat every 5 to 7. TPO runs about $1,000 per square, or $20,000 to $30,000. If your foam roof is still sound, a recoat at $3,000 to $8,000 can add years without a tear-off. We’ll tell you which one your roof needs.
→Foam vs TPO vs coating, explainedPer square for spray foam
Years a foam roof lasts with regular recoats
Years between recoats to keep foam protected
How It Works
Four steps. One sealed flat roof.
In-home estimate
We come out, measure, look at what you’ve got, and give you a clear written quote — no pressure, no mystery line items.
Clean & prep
We clean, dry, and prep the existing roof — or tear off what’s failed — so the foam bonds to a sound surface.
Foam & coat
Seamless spray foam goes down, then a reflective elastomeric coating to waterproof and lock out the sun.
Clean up & warranty
We haul off every scrap, magnet-sweep the yard for nails, register your warranty, and hand you the paperwork.
Common Questions
What homeowners ask first.
Foam or TPO — which is better for a flat roof in Phoenix?+
How much does a foam roof cost?+
How often does a foam roof need a recoat?+
Why is water ponding on my flat roof?+
Do you do walk decks and balconies?+
Booking flat roofs now
Get your flat roof quote.
Tell us about your home and what you’re after — we’ll come measure, talk through materials, and put a clear number in front of you.
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