Roofing

Seamless,insulatedroofing.

One monolithic layer, no seams to fail — for new and existing structures.

Overview

Spray foam roofing is seamless insulated roofing — one monolithic layer, no seams to fail. On a Wisconsin building, the roof deck is sealed and insulated in the same system, through cold winters and the energy costs that come with them.

We do it on new and existing structures. Gary will tell you whether foam roofing is the sound decision versus restoration or another approach. 25+ years of spray foam expertise behind the recommendation.

Have an aging metal roof instead? See metal roof restoration. Building the whole envelope? See new construction spray foam.

Where it fits

  • New structures
  • Existing structures
  • Roofs where seams have been the weak point
  • Shops, commercial buildings, and farms
  • Insulation and roofing in one monolithic layer
Why SeaClay

Why SeaClay for this.

25+ years of spray foam expertise

Roofing foam is still foam — we know how it behaves on a building.

Honest recommendations

If restoration or a different roof is the better call, you'll hear that first.

Clean, professional installs

Careful work on the roof and a tidy site when we leave.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Yes. One monolithic layer — seamless, insulated, no seams to fail — for new and existing structures.
No. Spray foam roofing is for new and existing structures. Gary will tell you if the existing roof is a candidate.
We'll meet or beat any spray foam bid with proof of bid. Spray foam services only.

We’ll meet or beat any spray foam bid — just show proof of bid. Spray foam services only.

Let'stalkaboutyourbuilding.

Tell us a little about your project — we'll listen, explain your options, and get you a straight answer.

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