I have a squarish ranch southwest style home. The roof has a slight pitch on it. The builder of this house gets a rating of 3 on a scale of one to ten from me. I wish I would have looked at the house closer, but what's done is done. I bought it for the property, a rural house in a very small town at the end of a long road and surrounded by the great out of doors.
But about my roof. We had an air conditioner added, and I just cannot get it sealed. The AC guy says it is the roofer's responsibility, but the roofer is MIA. Anyone have any experience with sprayed on roofs that expand on contact? The roof is corrugated, and there are a million seams and junctures, and I don't really see any other way. If you have used this as provided by professionals, what did it cost? Did it work? I ass-u-me that they just keep spraying it on until any leakage stops, which can be a good thing in my hot location, probably adding some reflective quality to the roof.
Steve