[TomHay]

[SIZE=7][COLOR=Black] [FONT=Times New Roman]Thought I would introduce myself. My name is Tom Hay. I am a Roofing Contractor out of New Port Richey, Florida. My specialty is SPF (Urethane Foam) and Polyurea. I have installed SPF in Florida for over 30 years (No Lawsuits). I also apply TPO and patterned Metal Roofs. Lets see what this board is all about.
Tom Hay

[Nathan]

Welcome Tom, it's great to have you involved!

I just moved to Clermont, FL (outside Orlando) about 5 months ago.
If you would like to read some other introductions check out our introductions thread

I'm not really familiar with SPF. What are the advantages and disadvantages?

- Nathan

[TomHay]

Originally Posted by nwingate

Welcome Tom, it's great to have you involved!

I just moved to Clermont, FL (outside Orlando) about 5 months ago.
If you would like to read some other introductions check out our introductions thread

I'm not really familiar with SPF. What are the advantages and disadvantages?

- Nathan

SPF is a Multi Component material made up of Iso (A side) Polyol (B Side). These materials go through two seperate pumps, two seperate heaters, two seperate hoses and on the Gun trigger being pulled spray out as a liquid which expands 30 times its volume and hardens in 4 sec. It becomes Urethane Foam, a closed Cell material which is applied seamlessly as a waterproof SYSTEM. Urethane Foam has the highest R-Factor per inch known to man being 7.14. The systems are applied with various type coverings to protect from UV breakdown. The key to the system being the Spray applicators knowledge of if the material is going down at the right mix and pressure, if the substrate is proper and if the humidity levels are good for MFG this system on site.
TomHay

[Grumpy]

Tom that's the bst most right to the point description I have heard.

[TomHay]

Originally Posted by Grumpy

Tom that's the bst most right to the point description I have heard.

You know me Grumpy I try to be honest and tell it like it is.
TH