What roof heat insulation includes
- Checking the concrete roof condition to identify what needs treating before insulation
- Finding cracks and joints that need repair before the layer goes on
- Preparing, cleaning and levelling the surface so the layer bonds properly
- Applying sprayed polyurethane foam or epoxy coating according to the roof condition
- Covering edges, joints and the base of the parapet to complete the insulation
- Treating any water leak found during inspection before the heat insulation is finished
From your call to an insulated roof
- 1
Tell us what you feel
Call or message us on WhatsApp and describe which floor gets hot and which rooms are affected, and we will decide with you what needs to be checked.
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We inspect the roof first
We check the roof condition before anything else, because a roof with cracks or standing water needs waterproofing before the heat-insulating layer goes on.
- 3
We prepare the surface
The job involves cleaning the surface and levelling what needs levelling, because a layer only works as it should on a clean and ready surface.
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We lay the heat-insulating layer
We choose between sprayed polyurethane foam and epoxy coating according to the roof condition and what is needed, and we cover the whole area including the edges and joints.
An insulated roof makes a difference in the rooms below
- We inspect the roof before insulating to choose the right layer
- Polyurethane foam covers edges, joints and corners
- Epoxy is a hard coating that reflects heat and protects the surface
- We treat cracks and leaks before the heat-insulating layer goes on
- We take your request by phone call or WhatsApp message
The service in Al Badriyah District
Homes in a district like Al Badriyah are usually adjacent with flat roofs, containing tanks, parapets and drains. Heat penetrates the main roof and every joint around these features. Work starts by checking the existing roof for soundness and removing damp and loose material, because foam does not work on wet or uneven surfaces. Foam is then sprayed in one continuous layer that follows all shapes without cutting.
Al Badriyah District is a district in Al-Ahsa governorate in the Eastern Province, close to Imam Muhammed Ibn Saud Islamic University District, Al Majidiyah District and Al Quds District.
The initial roof inspection determines whether cracks or joints need treatment before foam is sprayed.
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Questions about Roof heat insulation in Al Badriyah District
Heat insulation aims to stop the sun's heat passing from the concrete roof into the rooms below, which shows in the top floor in summer. Waterproofing aims to stop water entering through cracks and joints. A roof often needs both, and inspection decides which comes first.
A layer on its own does not seal cracks; it goes on a ready surface. If the roof has cracks or areas that have held water before, treating them comes before the heat-insulating layer, otherwise the problem stays under the new layer.
Polyurethane foam is a sprayed foam layer that fills edges, corners and joints and insulates well. Epoxy is a resin that is applied as a coat and hardens, reflecting heat and protecting the concrete. Choosing between them depends on the roof condition and what it needs.
Roof heat insulation treats the transfer of heat through the concrete into the rooms below. Wall dampness has its own causes, often water entering through joints or cracks in the wall or roof. Inspection identifies the source of the dampness before any treatment.
Heat insulation suits exposed concrete roofs where heat transfer is the main problem. If the roof has wide cracks, standing water or a badly worn old layer, the work starts with assessing the roof condition and deciding what to treat first before the right heat-insulation method is chosen.
The roof is checked for cracks, joints, damp, paint and bitumen condition, and the location of the tank and drains, because all this affects foam adhesion and performance.
Yes, damp under foam stays trapped and does not dry, affecting both the surface and insulation. The roof must be completely dry before foam is sprayed.
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