Green Roofing
Sustainability Starts with Renewable Foam Roofing
Before considering a solar power system, you should first reduce energy loads with cool roofing and high-quality insulation. The pages listed below will show you how to divert landfill waste, save energy, and improve your environment by installing the Dura-Foam Roof System. Furthermore, because the Dura-Foam roof system is designed to last the life of the property and never be torn-off, it is the most compatible roof system for placement under solar installations.
The Green Impact of Foam Roofing
Cumulatively, Dura-Foam roof installations in the San Francisco Bay Area displace enough carbon in energy savings to take over 1200 passenger vehicles off of the road every year! During the energy crisis of the early 80s, the Dura-Foam founder and president, Randy Feriante, recognized the potential impact of foam roofing. Since its inception in 1981, Dura-Foam has exclusively installed foam roofing on every one of its flat and low slope roof projects. Alternatives to foam roofing often share the white appearance, but nothing lasts and saves like Dura-Foam.
Preserve your natural environment by installing a long-lasting, inert, and energy-efficient Dura-Foam Roof.
Government Incentives
As with electric solar power systems, foam roofing also qualifies for various utility rebates. Qualify for both Cool Roof and insulation upgrade rebates. Contact us or your local energy provider to find out what rebates are currently being offered in your area and how to qualify. The United States Green Building Council (USGBC) aggressively promotes the use of spray polyurethane foam insulation and its LEED Certification program. LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. To qualify for the LEED Platinum rating, use of spray polyurethane foam insulation is almost necessary. LEED Accredited Professionals at Dura-Foam will lead you to achieve your "Green" objectives.
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