Durafoam Roofing Featured on Rosie on the House's Guide to Foam Roofing
Durafoam Roofing featured on Rosie on the House's "A Guide to Foam Roofing"
Tim Forstie sat down with Rosie on the House this June for "A Guide to Foam Roofing" — a full breakdown of what makes spray polyurethane foam (SPF) roofing the right call for a lot of Phoenix homes, and what separates a foam roof done right from one that's headed for problems.
It's the latest appearance in a relationship that goes back to 1996, when Durafoam first became a Rosie on the House Certified Partner.
See our Rosie on the House page for the full history.
What Tim covered
Thermal insulation — foam's R-value advantage over tile or shingle, and what that actually means for a cooling bill in July.
Seamless installation — no laps, no fasteners, no seams for monsoon rain to exploit.
Protective coating — how the elastomeric topcoat guards against Arizona's UV exposure, and why that coating (not the foam itself) is what needs periodic attention.
Monsoon-specific durability — how a properly installed foam roof handles the heat-to-downpour swings that define an Arizona summer.
Why it matters
Foam roofing gets lumped in with other flat-roof systems by homeowners who haven't dealt with it before, and that's usually where confusion — and bad bids — creep in. Having a specialist walk through it on a platform Rosie Romero has built her name on for decades is exactly the kind of independent, no-strings explanation homeowners are looking for before they call anyone.
Listen to the full episode
ON THE HOUSE HOUR: A Guide to Foam Roofing with Durafoam Roofing →
Want the full story of Durafoam's nearly 30 years with Rosie on the House — every episode, every feature, and what Rosie Romero herself has said about our work? Visit our Rosie on the House page.
Written by the Durafoam Roofing Team
Phoenix's trusted foam roofing specialists since 1989.
