Spray Foam Suppliers and Distributors

Profoam carries a full line of Sprayfoam Insulation Products from Closed Cell to Open Cell Polyurethane Foam. We are also a leading distributor to the commercial roofing industry with a high-performance line of Foam Roofing Systems and Elastomeric Roof Coatings.

Concrete Leveling and Lifting Contractors will find a full line of polyurethane foam systems for concrete lifting and deep injection soil stabilization applications.

For those in the Remodeling / DIY space or if you are a Spray Foam Insulator, Profoam offers a complete line of foam insulation cans and kits.

Profoam also carries polyurethane foam systems for specialty applications such as chicken houses, agricultural insulation, cold storage, high temperature, and flotation applications.

Foam Insulation

Become an expert on all of our foam insulation products and learn the benefits and results of Closed-Cell SPF, Open-Cell SPF, and Advanced Agricultural Insulation. Click below to learn more.

Foam Insulation

Spray Foam Kits

Profoam is a proud distributor of Fomo Handi-Foam® spray polyurethane foams. They are available in disposable and refillable options. Click below to learn more.

Spray Foam Kits

Foam Roofing

SPF roofing systems by Profoam are some of the highest performing commercial roof membranes. SPF Roofs have many benefits, such as saving energy and money. Click below to learn more.

Foam Roofing

Concrete Lifting

Most Polyurethane Foam Concrete Lifting, Stabilization, and Void Filling projects can be completed quickly and economically with minimal disruption. Click below to learn more.

Concrete Lifting

Roof Coatings

To protect SPF from moisture, foot traffic, and ultraviolet rays, protection is required. Damage is prevented from any of these elements with a protective coating that seals the foam. Click below to learn more.

Roof Coatings

Polyurea Coatings

Polyurea is a remarkable coating, lining, and joint sealant technology. Polyurea coatings are 100 percent solids materials formed by the reaction between an isocyanate. Click below to learn more.