Polyurethane Foam Pictures - Schmidt Roofing

Please, examine a sample of the varieties of roofs we have covered.
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SPRAYED POLYURETHANE FOAM ROOFING - SPF

Cover Building - Coastal Refinery, Corpus Christi The foam was put on this building for insulation, the roof and all sides were sprayed. Polyurethane Foam Roofing

Dome Roof - Newt Sparks, George West, Texas - Polyurethane foam on shingles The shingles on this dome house had begun to wear thin on the top. Urethane foam was sprayed on just the top. The coating was painted to match the existing shingles.

Metal Tank Top - Bee Ag Co., Beeville, Texas -Polyurethane on metal tank The tank had begun to rust and leak. Polyurethane foam was applied to prolong the use of this tank.

Metal Roof of a trailer - Bonnie & LC Griffith, Oakville, Texas - Polyurethane As this roof was being applied the owner noticed the air conditioner began to cycle in the heat of the day. It had never done that before. Also, the foam kept the roof from popping so the car tires that are often put on trailer roofs are no longer needed.

Tar and Gravel Roof - Diamond Shamrock Pipeline Co., Three Rivers, Texas polyurethane foam over tar and gravel roof. The loose gravel and debris is swept off, then the polyurethane foam is applied.
Because there is no tear off, business can be conducted as usual while the roof is being applied.
Because, it is a repair instead of a new roof it is also completely tax deductible in the year it was put on.

Old Metal Roof - Aqualon Company, Kenedy, Texas Spraying foam over metal helps protect the old metal and because there was no tear off, the plant was able to continue normal operations while the roof was being installed.

Tar and Gravel - Edward Jones Building - Bill Stockton, Beeville Texas Polyurethane on tar and gravel

Trailer House with Eaves - Albert Randall, Beeville, Texas. This trailer house owner wanted eaves on his house to help keep the sun off the sides of the house.