Spray-On Foam & Coatings

Using spray foam for asbestos abatement can be a life saver. Spray on Foam and Coatings is a Washington state certified asbestos contractor, We specialize in taking on projects that consist of exterior and interior asbestos. Without needing to remove the installed asbestos we can eliminate the possibility of asbestos getting spread throughout your building, worksite, or property. Loose asbestos can cause a great liability to your entire enterprise that can cost you and your company hundreds of thousands in the future.

Are your buildings constructed with a safe, reliable fireproofing system? Spray-On Foam offers state-of-the-art materials and application techniques to protect your property and business. What's the best, most cost-effective way to shore up your steel and concrete structures? Passive fire protection, more commonly called fireproofing, delays the time to structural failure due to fires. We use spray-on fireproofing products from Isolatek and Monokote. Your property will stand for longer during a fire when it's protected with these durable fireproofing sprays.

With many different insulations on the market, why should you choose spray foam insulation? With spray foam, your structure's energy efficiency will be maximized to its complete potential. With the foam being applied in a liquid form then expanding, it will find all cracking in crevasses and create a total seal on the building. Once the air seal is in place, the structure's climate is easier to control for maximum comfort and reduced energy bills. Open-cell foam or low-density foam can be used in an insulation assembly or as a sound barrier.

In most cases, industrial, commercial, or manufacturing facilities employ flat-roof technology. The biggest reason for this is the cost savings - you just don't need as many materials with a flat roof compared to a sloped or pitched roof. In many cases, a flat roof can also be used to store additional machinery, such as heating and cooling (HVAC) systems. Fewer materials and more equipment storage are certainly assets when it comes to flat roofs, but there is one very big negative. If the roof isn't properly constructed, or won't allow excess water to drain off, the extra weight could affect the integrity of the structure.