Premium Spray Products Justifies the Initial Cost of Spray Polyurethane Foam Roofing Systems
MARIETTA, GA – October 1, 2015 – For those well versed in the world of roofing and protective coatings, spray polyurethane foam (SPF) is an industry staple. SPF’s cutting-edge properties have long been considered the ideal qualities that contribute to a high-performance roofing system. By the same token, building owners have found themselves spending more upfront money for an SPF roof than with other materials that are utilized during roof installations or restorations. So, building owners can’t help but ask themselves: is the higher investment worth it? Are the results and overall performance truly superior enough to justify the investment? Answers can be found by evaluating the return on investment (ROI).
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ROI BY ENERGY EFFICIENCY
The initial expense of a spray foam roof is sometimes a bit higher than other systems, but so is the return on investment. Polyurethane foam system houses such as Premium Spray Products (PSP) understand that what you spend today, you will see quickly reimbursed later. According to PSP’s Roofing Sector Business Manager Bruce Schenke, the most important ROI factor of a spray foam roof system is insulation.
To read the article on Spray Foam Magazine, please click the link below.
RELATED Gaco Western's GacoToughFoam Spray Polyurethane Foam Meets Class A (Class 1) Requirements, Honeywell’s Breakthrough Solstice® Liquid Blowing Agent Named Finalist For Innovation Award, Accella Performance Materials Announces Acquisition of Burtin Polymer Labs and Coating & Foam Solutions, Spray Polyurethane Foam Market to Develop at 7% CAGR Owing to Surging Demand from the Construction Market, Report Says
ROI BY ENERGY EFFICIENCY
The initial expense of a spray foam roof is sometimes a bit higher than other systems, but so is the return on investment. Polyurethane foam system houses such as Premium Spray Products (PSP) understand that what you spend today, you will see quickly reimbursed later. According to PSP’s Roofing Sector Business Manager Bruce Schenke, the most important ROI factor of a spray foam roof system is insulation.
To read the article on Spray Foam Magazine, please click the link below.
Link to Article: The True Cost of Spray Foam Roofing
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