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<title>Billy Bob’s Texas Hires DFW Urethane & Pool Insulation and Roofing to Update The SPF Roof on Their Historic Honky Tonk</title>
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DFW Urethane is proud to announce that we’ve been contracted by <a href="https://billybobstexas.com/">Billy Bob’s Texas</a> along with Clayton Pool of Pool Insulation and Roofing to recoat their spray polyurethane foam (SPF) roof and give it a tune-up!
When it comes to Texas history and tradition, especially in Fort Worth, it’s hard to think of anything that’s had a bigger impact than Billy Bob’s.
Built in 1910, Billy Bob’s used to be an open-air barn that was a home for prize cattle before the Fort Worth Stock Show.
In 1936, the City of Fort Worth decided to enclose Billy Bob’s as part of the Texas Centennial Project — that’s right, even back then, it was already a Texas Tradition!
Livestock events continued to be held in the building until the 1940s when it was briefly used as an airplane factor during the war. In the 1950s, Billy Bob’s underwent another huge transformation — it was turned into a department store!
It wasn’t until the 1980s that Billy Bob’s became what it is today — a massive entertainment center that’s known as “The World’s Largest Honky Tonk.”
In fact, shortly after they opened is when Clayton Pool of Pool Insulation and Roofing originally installed the SPF roofing system, which is still in amazing shape even today!
Since that time, some of the biggest names in country music and classic rock have made their way through, including Alabama, ZZ Top, Garth Brooks, and even the legendary Johnny Cash.
With over <a href="https://billybobstexas.com/about/handprints">200 well-known acts</a> making their way through Billy Bob’s over the decades, it’s no wonder it’s been named the “Country Music Club of the Year” 12 times by the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association.
That SPF roofing system stood strong until 2000, but it eventually needed to be recoated. Billy Bob’s called Clayton for help — he recoated the roof and brought it back into tip-top shape.
Twenty-three years later, that coating (and the SPF roofing system itself) need an update. Thanks to Clayton, who vouched for DFW Urethane, Billy Bob’s was happy to bring us onto the new project that’s going to start in June.
They’ve been so happy with the SPF roof that Clayton installed that they only wanted to work with someone Clayton knew and recommended personally! We’re going to give the roof and coating system an update to really make them shine for the next 23 years.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><a></a>SPF Roofing and Everest Systems’ Coating Stand the Test of Time</h2>
When Pool Insulation and Roofing were asked to install the original SPF roof on Billy Bob’s in the 1980s, they had their work cut out for them — their existing tar roof of over 100,000 square feet was filled with leaks.
Since Billy Bob’s has to keep its A/C running 24/7, not only were they having to clean up every time it rained, but they were also spending huge amounts of money for conditioned air that was leaking out of the building.
Over the next 43 years, Billy Bob’s didn’t have a single leak — not one!
On top of that, Everest Systems’ elastomeric coating system has stood the test of time, keeping the roof in tip-top shape despite how much the roof gets used.
The amount of money Billy Bob’s has saved over the years from the combination of SPF roofing’s massive R-value and the power of the coating system to reflect the harsh Texas sun is literally impossible to calculate.
Billy Bob’s has unique A/C needs — the A/C must be run 24/7 to keep a very large space that’s used all day and all night comfortable in the extremely hot summer days and nights.
Because of this, maintenance workers have to get up on the roof very regularly to work on critical HVAC systems, sometimes with very little notice.
They may have to bring equipment up onto the roof that can be hard on the SPF and elastomeric coating — there’s just no getting around that.
This means the SPF roof that Pool Insulation and Roofing installed so many years ago and the coating from Everest Systems have had a hard life. If anything, this just makes the fact that it’s lasted 43 years even more impressive.
Even with all that use, the roof never developed a single leak.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><a></a>A Modern Update</h2>
SPF roofing and coating systems have improved somewhat over the last 43 years, so even though Billy Bob’s roof is still in great shape, a modern update will ensure it makes it through another few decades.
In fact, because the roof has been so rugged over the decades despite everything, only about 1% of those 100,000 square feet really need to be fixed up.
Though no water was able to leak into the structure, some water has made its way into the roof itself and become trapped in the SPF. We’ll open those areas up, dry them, and then reapply new, high-density SPF to bring those areas level with the rest of the roof.
We’ll then wash the entire roof to get it extremely clean, scarf off the damaged areas, prime them, and apply SPF.
After that, we’ll reapply Everest Systems’ HT (high tensile) coating system to ensure Billy Bob’s can continue to enjoy the hail, wind, and sun protection that SPF (with an elastomeric coating) has given them for decades.
We’ll also install Yellow Spaghetti walk pads around the HVAC units. This will prevent future damage from the necessary maintenance required for the units to keep Billy Bob’s customers cool, calm, and collected!
And they’ll save a ton of money on A/C in the process.
This project is slated to begin in late June 2023 — we can’t wait to get started!
<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><a></a>Ready to Save Like Billy Bob’s? Contact Us Today</h2>
Since our founding in 1986, DFW Urethane has installed hundreds of commercial roofs.
Our roofing expertise spans a wide variety of commercial and industrial environments and also extends to insulation and sealing services.
Let’s talk about what an SPF roofing system with an elastomeric coating can do for you.
<a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">Contact us today</a>
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<title>Applying Elastomeric Coatings? Here’s What Contractors Need to Know</title>
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Who knew the coating industry was so complicated?
At DFW Urethane, we have been installing several types of coatings since 1981. Even now, there are so many hybrid coating systems on the market that it’s hard to keep track of them all.
These coatings all have their strong points when it comes to construction, so it takes an expert to choose the right one. It takes almost an entire career to become a coatings expert!
Contractors often are only approved to install one type (acrylic, silicone, urethane) of elastomeric coating and approved by only one manufacturer with their chemistry, but that doesn’t mean it’s the best coating for your roof’s needs — every building and part of the country has unique aspects that you have to consider.
For example, if you have a building that gets lots of sun during the summer, you might use a different coating than if your building gets more shade.
There are other things to consider as well. For example, how much pressure is needed to make it spray correctly?
A contractor may only have 200 feet of hose on his coating pump, but what if a customer has a very large roof that will require 500 feet?
For many contractors, this becomes more than they can handle, and they need someone with many years of experience like DFW Urethane to teach them how to do it properly. Very few people in the coating industry have the knowledge necessary to advise a contractor on how to make their product and their equipment spray correctly at 500 feet.
If you’re in the coatings industry, you can only learn by experience because most manufacturers can’t give you field advice either — they’ve never actually sprayed the coating on a roof. In most cases, they just test it in a spray booth using a 50-foot hose at 75 degrees Fahrenheit with no wind. This is very different compared to actual working conditions!
<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><a></a>Spraying Acrylic Coatings — What to Consider</h2>
At DFW Urethane, we use a lot of acrylic elastomeric coatings in the summer months. It’s a relatively easy product to work with if you follow the manufacturer’s installation and storage instructions. Acrylic is a single-component, water-based product that shouldn’t be left out in freezing temperatures.
It should be stored in a climate-controlled environment, but one of the big problems is that, many times, the material has frozen during transit before the contractor even has a chance to open it.
Most contractors are under the impression that this is the easiest type of coating to apply. However, we know from seeing the problems other contractors have had that application in weather under 50 degrees Fahrenheit and falling or when rain is intermittent can result in coating failure.
Another issue is a wash-off, which happens if it rains before the acrylic coating has had sufficient time to dry.
The most challenging part is knowing when to stop spraying for the day, but even trying to figure out what time of day is best to START spraying can be difficult without lots of experience.
Early in the morning, in our area, roofs tend to have dew on the surface. For proper installation, you need to let this moisture dry before you begin the coating process.
The acrylics will stop curing at about 50 degrees Fahrenheit. If you spray late in the day, and there’s no dew overnight, then there’s a good chance the coating may not wash off and will start curing as the temperature rises above 50 degrees the next day. This is the best-case scenario.
The worst-case scenario would be when you finish coating around 4 pm with the temperature around 55 degrees Fahrenheit — except by 6 pm it’s 48 degrees, and then by 2 am it’s 28 degrees, resulting in the coating freezing; the surface will have hundreds of star-shaped cracks.
This is a serious problem as samples will need to be taken and sent back to the coating manufacturer, not to mention the fact that your hoses might be damaged if you didn’t flush all the material out at the end of the workday. Materials left outside are also at risk of freezing.
Acrylic also has some limitations regarding how thick it can be applied. If you’re not careful, you end up with a situation called “mud cracking,” which is where the surface of the coating cures and shrinks faster than the rest of the coating underneath. It then cracks, making it worthless. These areas should be removed and recoated, requiring additional labor and material costs.
However, some of the newer acrylics on the market can be installed at full thickness in one application, so it’s critical that you understand what kind of coating you’re working with and follow the manufacturer’s recommended application rates.
DFW Urethane recommends developing a deep understanding of the limits of your material, so calling your manufacturer and confirming its limits is a great idea. Many of our manufacturers have winter training schools that only last a few days and are well worth the trip.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><a></a>Aliphatic Urethane Coatings</h2>
Aliphatic urethane coating is a high-performing, color-stable elastomeric coating material that is available in either two components or as a single-component moisture-cured coating, which is one of our favorites at DFW Urethane because of its resilience.
If you live in the Hail Belt, this should be your go-to coating. DFW Urethane has a great deal of hail testing data available. The cost is typically twice that of acrylic coatings.
DFW Urethane used this material in 2016 when the <a href="https://dfwurethane.com/roof-restoration-dallas/">historic Lipscomb Elementary School in Dallas needed a new roof</a>.
This product is very strong and is highly recommended, especially for roofs with heavy foot traffic and lots of mechanical features. However, it does require thinning and should be flushed out of your hoses daily.
Aliphatic urethane coatings are temperature sensitive due to their high velocity. The drums need to be stored in a temperature-controlled environment. The material needs to be above 75 degrees to spray correctly. You also need to use a transfer pump when spraying.
This product has an odor, so be careful when you use it; make sure the fresh air vents are covered and workers wear personal protective gear. We have been using this material since 1990 and have had great results.
Silicone Coatings
Silicone coatings are a very popular material these days, and many manufacturers have a highly solid material to sell you. Here at DFW Urethane, silicone represents about 25% of the coating we install yearly.
It’s a very impressive material that does very well in ponding areas, and its resistance to UV rays are unmatched.
The downside is Silicone’s weakness: it’s not designed to withstand heavy foot traffic and is no match for the large, wind-driven hail in the Hail Belt. Granules installed in the wet topcoat are an excellent idea to add if you plan to put silicone coatings over urethane foam.
Silicone coatings do well in cold temperatures and cure quickly; rain after application is normally not a problem.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><a></a><a></a>Other Coatings to Be Aware of</h2>
There are several other coatings on the market that are extremely strong and worth considering, including polyurea. However, in most cases, they need to be top-coated with a silicone. This protects the polyurea from UV rays.
We use polyurea for all of our below-grade waterproofing projects — DFW Urethane has never used polyurea on any of our roofs. However, we are evaluating this product carefully and may try it on roofs someday as more data trickles in.
There are so many other types of materials out there that we just don’t have time to go over, including epoxy, which we use on floors. Some contractors are putting it on roofs, but we have not investigated the viability of this just yet as we’re waiting to see if roofs with epoxy will last longer than 10 years.
If you have any questions or need installation of roof coatings, feel free to <a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">contact us</a> — we can’t wait to hear from you!
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<title>Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) Is a Superior, Cost-Effective Roofing Solution</title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 20 Apr 2023 20:01:04 +0000</pubDate>
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It’s amazing how a shortage of a single roofing product can disrupt business across an industry — and that’s exactly what’s happening in the spray polyurethane (SPF) roofing business.
For the past year or two, both board insulation and the screws that hold those boards down were scarce, and roofing companies were paying 5 times the normal price for these products.
The price was almost the least of the problems: if you wanted these materials, you had to pay in advance and get on a 6-month waiting list.
It’s rumored that most of the material was sold to the massive big-box warehouses going up around the country. These buildings range from 400,000 square feet to 1 million square feet. 
Because of this, many of our customers believed that a new roof would simply cost them an arm and a leg, that there was no way around it. What they didn’t realize was that SPF roofing can be sprayed directly onto their existing roof.
In fact, it rarely matters what kind of decking a roof has because SPF can be sprayed on so many types of decking. What this means is that customers don’t have to wait or pay for overpriced roofing products — they can get an SPF roof right away.
In the DFW area, metal decking is very popular, and with the metal shortages, many are now using plywood or OSB. There are a few concrete decks in the area as well, but all types of roofing on the market today use fasteners and large FM plates to hold down the insulation board.
General contractors and design teams around the country are learning that spray foam roofing can be applied directly to all substrates without fasteners or screws, saving customers money and time.
Another major benefit of SPF roofing is its superior wind resistance, a quality that’s particularly important in the DFW area where wind speeds can reach 100 mph or more during our frequent thunderstorms, not to mention during a tornado.
John Ewell, president of DFW Urethane, has been involved in many of these projects over the decades. Mr. Ewell says that many of the architects and designers working today are unaware of the unlimited wind-uplift rating that spray foam roofing has when sprayed directly to your roofing deck.
No other roofing system even comes close when it comes to wind uplift.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Problems with Other Roofing Systems</h2>
At DFW Urethane, our goal is to educate our customers on the risks of roofs that are not properly secured. FM Global, one of the world’s largest insurance companies, has several inspection teams checking the underside of metal roof decks to make sure they have the proper number of fasteners.
Typically, if no fasteners are visible, this means the roof insulation is just held down with asphalt. These types of roofs are extremely likely to blow off in high winds!
At DFW Urethane, we believe that local codes that govern wind uplift ratings in the Dallas-Fort Worth area need to be updated to be closer to what you’d find in cities near a coastline. Winds in our area are much more powerful now than when these codes were written.
On March 23rd, 2023, meteorologists in DFW recorded wind speeds over 70 mph. Many areas were damaged, and the experts predicted wind speeds of up to 100 mph in some counties.
Normally, when FM Global is looking at a roof, they want to see around 17 fasteners per 4×8 sheet, with more used along the parapet walls and in corners. These fasteners protrude through the deck into air-conditioned spaces at a 150-degree angle, which reduces the energy efficiency of the building.
The only way to fix this is with either more insulation or more screws, which just compounds the problem. Structurally, the massive number of holes in the metal panel decreases the strength and integrity of the metal panel itself.
No one really knows exactly how much of an effect this has and how that translates to wind resistance.
John Ewell of DFW Urethane notes that spray polyurethane foam roofs applied directly to metal or wood will be below the roof deck of the structure, and the SPF will not be separated from the roof deck, making the roof far more resistant to wind.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Insurance Company Issues with Wind-Damaged Roofs</h2>
Many of the roofs that DFW Urethane estimating teams inspect in the DFW area have existing wind damage. In many cases, the insurance company has been asked to inspect the roof, but unfortunately, in addition to the materials shortage, there is an ongoing shortage of expert insurance adjusters.
Most adjusters in the area are only trained to look for hail damage and have little-to-no knowledge of wind damage. Because of this, the insurance company then has to hire an engineering company to inspect the roofs in question.
The insurance company doesn’t want to pay for this. They would much rather the customer simply disappear or get another insurance provider. Most insurance companies don’t do thorough roof inspections as a result, which means damage like this often goes unnoticed.
That is until we stop by to inspect the roof.
Usually, we get called in because they have a leak, with the customer believing they need a new roof. That’s when we tell them that the roof is loose and is likely to blow off completely when the next storm with high winds comes through.
At that point, the building owner will have to file a claim, but the insurance company will tell them that they haven’t had any high winds since they were on the policy.
At that point, we get asked to help track down the storm that had high winds. The claim usually goes back to the first insurance company that sent the adjuster in the first place — the person who had no understanding of how wind can damage roofs.
Unfortunately, the insurance industry treats your claim like a hot potato, trying to pass it on to someone else until the problem goes away.
We suggest that building owners have their roofs inspected by an expert in the roofing industry who has knowledge of and experience inspecting roofs that have been damaged by high winds. This should be done every few years.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Contact Us</h2>
Since our founding in 1986, DFW Urethane has installed hundreds of commercial roofs.
Our roofing expertise spans a wide variety of commercial and industrial environments and also extends to insulation and sealing services.
Let’s talk about what an SPF roofing system with a urethane coating can do for you.
<a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">Contact us today</a>
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<title>Do You Know What Your Insurance Deductible Is? Brace Yourself!</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 19 Apr 2022 00:00:10 +0000</pubDate>
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For over 30 years, DFW Urethane has installed hundreds of commercial roofs. In addition to our expert roofing services, we also offer insulation and sealing services. Many of our clients know us for our Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) roofing. 
SPF roofing can save you money on your energy bill and protect you from extreme temperatures and leaks. It performs well in harsh weather conditions, including hurricane-force winds, and it can last you a lifetime.
In today’s world of high insurance premiums and deductibles, a roof that will last is worth the price.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Dealing with Insurance Companies</h2>
If you own a commercial property, you know that insurance companies aren’t exactly enthusiastic about paying claims. If you need a roof replacement, it might be more expensive than you think.
Insurance companies used to have lower deductibles ($1000 to $2500). In the past 5 to 7 years, many insurance companies have changed their deductible to a percentage of the insured value of the building.
If you had a 5-story building insured for $8 million dollars, your deductible could be $160,000.
As you know, most high-rise buildings don’t really have a lot of square footage in the roof area. Can you imagine having to pay a $160,000 deductible? 
The answer to the high deductible is the Neogard hail warranty. With this warranty, you don’t have to file a claim in many cases because the roof resists damage so well.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">SPF Roofing Systems and Roof Coating Systems Stand Firm Against Severe Hail Storms and High Winds</h2>
Where severe weather conditions like Texas-sized hail storms are concerned, you’re going to need some extra help. <a href="https://www.neogard.com/">Neogard roof coating systems</a> are that extra help. 
Neogard has a special urethane roof coating that is designed to be applied over our spray polyurethane foam.
This unique roofing system costs more (on average, $14 to $16 per square foot) than our standard roofing systems, but it comes with a hail warranty for hail up to 1.75 inches in diameter. The SPF roof can pay for itself in energy savings—in most cases—in less than 5 years.
If working with other companies, you could end up paying anywhere from $16 to $24 per square foot for a high-end roof, and you won’t get that same hail warranty. In addition, it’s not uncommon to wait a long time to get your roof repaired by other roofing companies. 
Some businesses are waiting 6 months or more for roofing materials to come in.
We’re able to apply an SPF roofing system far sooner because we have our roofing materials in stock.
It’s easy to see that the performance and benefits of a DFW Urethane-installed SPF roof with a Neogard urethane coating are more than worth it.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Checked Your Deductible Lately?</h2>
Have you checked your insurance deductible lately? Who can afford to pay these deductible prices? You may feel like you don’t even have insurance.
With insurance company premiums and deductibles skyrocketing, owners of commercial buildings in Texas need a roof that will last.
With a DFW Urethane SPF roof and a Neogard urethane coating, you get a roofing system with a great warranty that will last for decades.
This saves you money in the long run. You don’t have to worry about replacing your roof every 5–10 years, and if a severe hail storm hits your area, your roof is strong enough to withstand the storm.
And if it doesn’t? The warranty that comes with a Neogard roofing system will ensure that your roof is replaced without charge.
It’s hard to find a better deal than that in today’s market.
The Benefits of DFW Urethane Roofing Systems Combined with a Neogard Urethane Coating
The physical properties of Neogard’s urethane coating have some of the highest chemical resistance and tensile strengths in the roofing industry. 
Benefits of a DFW Urethane roof coating system include the following:
<ul><li>Easy to install over an existing roof </li><li>Minimal tear-off when installing over an existing roof</li><li>Forms a seamless waterproofing membrane </li><li>No seams to fail</li><li>No weak spots</li><li>Durable</li><li>Flexible (accommodates thermal expansion and contraction)</li><li>Able to withstand the harshest of weather conditions, including severe hail storms and hurricane-force winds</li><li>In many cases, it can pay for itself in less than 5 years</li></ul>
What’s unique about Neogard’s urethane coating is that it has significantly stronger physical properties that allow it to resist hailstones up to 1.75 inches. This will keep your roof from leaking even after the most severe hail storms.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Contact Us</h2>
Since our founding in 1986, DFW Urethane has installed hundreds of commercial roofs.
Our roofing expertise spans a wide variety of commercial and industrial environments and also extends to insulation and sealing services.
Let’s talk about what an SPF roofing system with a urethane coating can do for you.
<a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">Contact us today</a>
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<title>Who’s Really the Expert?</title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 15 Dec 2021 01:11:19 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[Who’s really the expert? That’s a very good question. You need to know who you’re dealing with when it comes to things like: Coating your roof with silicone Spraying foam on your roof Repairing an existing spray foam roof You don’t want a company with workers who have been mopping tar or asphalt roof coating…]]></description>
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Who’s really the expert? That’s a very good question. You need to know who you’re dealing with when it comes to things like:
<ul><li>Coating your roof with silicone</li><li>Spraying foam on your roof</li><li>Repairing an existing spray foam roof</li></ul>
You don’t want a company with workers who have been mopping tar or asphalt roof coating all of their lives. How can they be experts if they were introduced to silicone roof coating a year ago? Someone who’s been mopping tar their whole life can’t become an expert in silicone roof coating that fast.
A company that’s been installing TPO and modified bitumen roofing for years is not a company you want to spray foam on your roof. Yet they will say they are the experts because they can easily buy a six-pack of spray foam machines with one-day training that involves them spraying their floor.
To make matters even more unprofessional, material suppliers can easily teach lingo that makes anyone sound like they’ve been putting SPF roofs on for years. 
Try asking these companies to take you around the city to show you projects they’ve installed. They can’t and won’t do it; plain and simple.
At DFW Urethane we only do urethane roofing and very high-tech elastomeric coating systems for our customers. We’ve been doing this since 1986! Ask us to show you our roofs. We have roofs that are 10-36 years old and the work speaks for itself.
After all of these years, we have the same experienced sprayers and salespeople (owner John Ewell and Ben Hurd.) Sit with us for 20 minutes so we can talk about your roof and we can give you a professional opinion on what it needs.
So who’s really the expert? DFW Urethane!
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Contact Us</h2>
Since our founding in 1986, DFW Urethane has installed hundreds of commercial roofs. Our roofing expertise spans a wide variety of commercial and industrial environments, and also extends to insulation and sealing services.
Sit down with the REAL experts!
<a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">Contact us today</a>
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<title>The Leaking R-Panel Roof</title>
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<pubDate>Mon, 06 Dec 2021 02:32:23 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[There is a popular low-maintenance metal panel called an R-Panel. Although it may not be discussed as much as other panels, it’s used on many buildings. R-Panel roofing is made up of 36” metal panels. You can recognize them by their raised ribs with flat areas in between them.  Both residential and commercial buildings use…]]></description>
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There is a popular low-maintenance metal panel called an R-Panel. Although it may not be discussed as much as other panels, it’s used on many buildings. R-Panel roofing is made up of 36” metal panels. You can recognize them by their raised ribs with flat areas in between them. 
Both residential and commercial buildings use it for roofing. Sometimes it’s used as siding.
We’ve been talking to our customers who have tenants lately about how many tens of thousands of dollars they’ve spent to stop leaks in their aged R-Panel roof. That’s a lot of money to throw at roofing leaks! 
It turns into a nightmare. First you pay someone to remove and replace the rusty screws. They end up using oversized screws to try to fix it. They assure you that it will work, but it doesn’t.
How do our customers figure out the leak wasn’t fixed? You guessed it — when it rains! 
Put yourself in their shoes:
The rain starts, and your phone starts to ring. It’s a phone call you were dreading. It’s your tenants calling about the roof. You are upset and immediately try to reach the person that came over to “fix” it with the oversized screws. They won’t come back over.
To make matters worse, there’s now a warranty on just replacing the screws. You hurry to find another person. When they get there, they examine the panels telling you that they’re broken from foot traffic on the roof. It’s recommended that you get panels with broken ribs replaced.
You agree to have these metal panels replaced, and your new person installs them. You should be good to go right? 
Then comes the rain, and the phone rings! You dread answering it. When you take the call, your tenant is furious, saying that the roof is even worse than before. Their furniture is damaged, their carpet is soaked, the computer is ruined, and worst of all, someone slipped on the wet floor, breaking their hip! 
You may think this is an exaggerated version of what happens, but it isn’t.
You get another roofing person to come over just to tell you there’s no warranty on replacing damaged panels alone.
Then you decide to get an R-Panel expert involved. The expert says to you “It looks like these screws were over-tightened and damaged the rubber washers. It also appears that whoever replaced the broken panels before damaged the panels that weren’t originally broken.”  
This story is a common one.
We’ve heard it a hundred times. Our customers wished they would have found us sooner! You don’t have to experience this nightmare when you work with DFW Urethane from the very start.
Our satisfied customers attest to the fact that we’re the best in the business, and we keep our promises: We guarantee that your roof won’t leak—just ask our customers!
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Contact Us</h2>
Since our founding in 1986, DFW Urethane has installed hundreds of commercial roofs. Our roofing expertise spans a wide variety of commercial and industrial environments, and also extends to insulation and sealing services.
Ready to stop roof leaks for good?
<a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">Contact us today</a>
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<title>The Benefits of Smaller Crews and Robotics</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 2021 18:10:20 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[For the roofing industry, just like in many industries, hiring is hard right now. At first this seemed to be very negative, but it has turned out to be something rather beneficial. We’ve learned that smaller crews have got production on track more than anticipated. The quality of work has also gone up. Why is…]]></description>
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For the roofing industry, just like in many industries, hiring is hard right now. At first this seemed to be very negative, but it has turned out to be something rather beneficial.
We’ve learned that smaller crews have got production on track more than anticipated. The quality of work has also gone up. Why is this? Well, it’s simple; there aren’t as many inexperienced workers. Everyone on the team is an expert! 
Robotics have also helped these smaller crews quite a bit. Automatic foaming machines are the future. Many think that machines aren’t useful because a human can do the job better and faster. With an open mind, anyone can see that these automated machines can be extremely useful.
Savings on materials is one of the biggest benefits. The machines install extremely accurate thickness. They also give our hard workers a break as they can spray all afternoon, one job after another.
With the predictability of these machines, bidding has also become more accurate. They have really been a great help on some of our bigger jobs. 
These machines do not eliminate the need for good old-fashioned hard work. If the roof has a ton of pipes or air conditioners, it’s not a good candidate for the automatic foaming machines.
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Onward and Upward!</h2>
The hiring shortage we are currently experiencing has not slowed us down a bit. 
We’re actually faster and more proficient now. 
DFW Urethane is so fortunate that we have a team of experienced workers that are committed to doing the job right!
If you have a roofing project coming up in the future give us a call. Automatic foaming machines may be just the thing you need.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Contact Us</h2>
Ready to stop roof leaks for good? Want to learn more about making your building or facility more energy-efficient? Rely on the leaders in spray foam roofing and insulation: DFW Urethane. <a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">Contact us today</a>!
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<title>The Roofing Industry Has Turned Into a Guessing Game</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 2021 18:00:04 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[The roofing industry, like many industries, continues to face new challenges. For the roofing industry. We are seeing shortages of materials such as PVC pipes and steel. As these shortages continue, prices are going up and deliveries are getting delayed. Materials that are seeing an increase in price include: Drywall Electrical equipment Adhesives PVC pipes…]]></description>
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The roofing industry, like many industries, continues to face new challenges. For the roofing industry. We are seeing shortages of materials such as PVC pipes and steel. As these shortages continue, prices are going up and deliveries are getting delayed.
Materials that are seeing an increase in price include:
<ul><li>Drywall</li><li>Electrical equipment</li><li>Adhesives</li><li>PVC pipes</li><li>Steel</li><li>Concrete</li></ul>
Roofing, steel, and insulation materials are difficult to come by right now. For example, bar joists for frame roofs have lead times up to 14 months. Commercial roofing bids used to be good for 45 to 60 days. Right now 14 to 30 days is the average time a bid is good for. Everyone seems to be having this problem.
Timelines on building projects have been impacted a great deal so contractors are trying to make bids a year and a half out. The problem with that is that suppliers can’t hold those prices. Even though price increases are affecting the builders, their customers have a price that is protected because of the amount of inventory available.
Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) is a very popular roofing system that commercial businesses are using. There is a huge demand for it that can’t be filled currently. In fact, TPO is back-ordered into July-September of 2022. 
In response to this, many are turning to alternative products like Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF). SPF gets sprayed as a liquid and then turns into foam. It is definitely a sufficient alternative. It creates protection for roofs that can withstand harsh weather conditions.
What has really caused a mess for the roofing industry lately is the price of steel and concrete going up. This has literally turned roofing into a guessing game. Builders are attempting to guess what materials will cost when a project actually starts. 
Projects that were set just a couple of years ago have been turned upside down because the costs of certain materials have tripled. The current labor shortages haven’t always helped this predicament. (Although shorter crews can actually mean a higher number of experienced workers.)
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">DFW Urethane Is Ready to Help</h2>
We are treading unfamiliar waters so we have to learn to adapt quickly. As always DFW Urethane and its team of experienced workers are committed to doing whatever it takes to get the job done right.
If you have a roofing project coming up in the future give us a call.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Contact Us</h2>
Ready to stop roof leaks for good? Want to learn more about making your building or facility more energy-efficient? Rely on the leaders in spray foam roofing and insulation: DFW Urethane. 
<a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">Contact us today</a>
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<title>Challenges of the Pandemic: Material Shortages</title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 24 Nov 2021 14:54:54 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[The COVID-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on many industries. The roofing industry is one of them. At the onset of the pandemic, many roofing projects had to actually be stopped until the industry received an official essential service classification. Many items became scarce in the worldwide supply chain, including roofing materials. Requests for…]]></description>
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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on many industries. The roofing industry is one of them. At the onset of the pandemic, many roofing projects had to actually be stopped until the industry received an official essential service classification.
Many items became scarce in the worldwide supply chain, including roofing materials. Requests for roof installations and repairs started to pile up. This turned into a huge problem as the lack of materials couldn’t keep up with the number of jobs that needed to be done.
As a result of the pandemic, many manufacturing plants that made these materials were shut down.
Even the slightest pause in production can have a major impact on the roofing industry. Since production lines weren’t creating the materials that roofers needed to complete installations and do repairs promptly.  
In order to compensate, many in the industry started carrying 3 times the inventory they normally do.
These are some of the day-to-day problems that we were dealing with. Our urethane materials were in short supply — we had to wait around 30 days sometimes.
For other roofers, it was even worse — TPO rubber roofers were being told that supplies could not come in until September of 2022.
We had to order much more than we normally would have just to be able to serve our customers, and on top of that, materials were increasing in price by 4-6% every month.
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Materials Are Still not Available on Demand</h2>
Currently, roofing professionals are dealing with the fact that they can’t get materials on demand if a customer has a crisis (like a storm or fire).
Many of their shops no longer have the luxury of placing orders for materials and waiting 2 to 3 weeks for them to arrive.  
The roofing items and materials that have been most recently affected include plates, adhesives, fasteners, thermoplastic polyolefin, TPO, and ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM).
Unfortunately, it’s highly probable that the trend of material shortages will continue into the coming year.
In order to provide the best service to our customers that we can, we’ve tried to anticipate these emergencies and how much materials are needed to get the job done.
DFW Urethane is so fortunate that our suppliers have continued to supply us if we give them ample notice, so we are remaining committed to giving you the best customer experience provided by any roofing business in the industry.

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We have an immense amount of gratitude for all of our customers, and we don’t take the trust they have put in us for granted.
However, because of the material shortages, we need advanced notice on your project so that we can ensure we can offer you the best service possible.
If you have a roofing project coming up in the future, please call us so we can get with our suppliers and make sure we can fill your order.
Thanks in advance for your patience.
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<title>Working Through the Challenges of the Pandemic</title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 18 Nov 2021 19:52:23 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[As we were about to venture into 2020 just as any new year that came before, we couldn’t have possibly been ready for the challenges that were brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Our nation came to a halt and this had a negative impact on businesses everywhere. With so many businesses being deemed non-essential,…]]></description>
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As we were about to venture into 2020 just as any new year that came before, we couldn’t have possibly been ready for the challenges that were brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our nation came to a halt and this had a negative impact on businesses everywhere. With so many businesses being deemed non-essential, many roofing projects were put on hold.
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As a result of these delayed projects, many of our employees rightfully became concerned about their financial well-being and how it would affect their families.
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Naturally many of them would seek work elsewhere in the meantime. However, there were many of our employees that would leave for good.
Many businesses were deemed non-essential, but how could they truly be “non-essential?” It is essential that American workers be able to put food on the table and pay their bills.
Even with the projects we still had that weren’t on hold, there were a whole other set of problems caused by material delays and delays on inspections.
Also, out of all the workers that would be with us on this treacherous road, there were more sprayers than there were laborers as all our laborers left.
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Unfortunately, because unemployment rose so high, they made more money staying at home than they did working, which left us in a bad position. This led to widespread labor shortages throughout the country.
In fact, it was so bad that we couldn’t even go out to lunch — everyone brought their lunches to work with them and ate while working.
However, we had faith that things would return to normal, and we dealt with this situation as best as anyone could.
We worked harder. We put in long hours, and we stuck together and were able to finish jobs. 
Fortunately for us and our nation, school was deemed essential.
Even with many schools moving to the digital classroom, many of them still made it a priority to tend to their roofing needs.
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For that, we are eternally grateful. Schools had to press on and had the support to do so.
Many companies didn’t have this luxury of support. In fact, this hit so many companies so hard that supply chains all over the world were disrupted. Freight companies and docks were short on workers, which meant supplies took longer to get to us.
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Many of our materials come from all over the world, and even now, these materials are moving slowly, with delays likely through the end of 2022.
However, we all must look ahead. As things get back to normal, roofing projects are picking back up and are once again deemed “essential.”
We are so grateful for our great customers and their trust in us. Without them, we could not have weathered this storm.
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Get a Free Estimate</h2>
Since our founding in 1986, DFW Urethane has installed hundreds of commercial roofs. Our roofing expertise spans a wide variety of commercial and industrial environments, and also extends to insulation and sealing services.
A leader in commercial roofing based in Dallas, Texas, DFW Urethane serves customers across the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex, Austin, San Antonio, and Texas, as well as Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
We are licensed in both Louisiana and Mississippi (as required) and bonded.
Our satisfied customers attest to the fact that we’re the best in the business and we keep our promises: We guarantee that your roof won’t leak—just ask our customers.
<a href="https://dfwurethane.com/contact/">Contact us today </a>to get a free estimate.
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