Durafoam Roofing is a family business, and it has been since 1989. Spray foam roofing is the trade we built our name on — a seamless, lightweight system that suits the way this city builds: flat and low-slope roofs, months of punishing sun, and monsoon bursts that hunt for every weak seam. Foam goes on as a liquid and cures into one continuous skin. No shingles to lift, no felt laps to dry out, no seams to split when the temperature swings forty degrees in a day.
Around here, a foam roof asks for a fresh elastomeric coating about every five years. We do that recoating work as faithfully as the original spray, because the recoat is what decides whether a foam roof lasts a decade or several. Along the way we picked up the rest of the trade — tile and shingle roofs, flat-roof repairs, skylights, and full commercial systems — all under one license, ROC 223900 L-42, and one phone number.
The inspection has always been free. The quote is always in writing, with repair, recoat and replace laid out in honest order of preference. And when monsoon season arrives, leak calls jump the line — same-day response, because a storm doesn't keep office hours. BBB accredited since 2008, Rosie on the House certified, and a 4.7 on Google across 83 reviews: that's the record we're protective of.