Licensed, bonded and insured · Family run, Scottsdale AZ · AZ ROC #243220
Water sitting behind a parapet, a coating gone chalky in the high desert sun, a stain on the ceiling under the patio roof: that is a flat roof asking for help. Circle G Roofing installs, repairs and recoats spray foam roofs across Cave Creek, Carefree, Desert Hills and the rest of the North Valley, sealing closed-cell polyurethane foam under a reflective silicone or elastomeric coating that turns back the heat and sends monsoon rain to the scuppers. Family-run and licensed (ROC #243220), with a free photo inspection and a written price before any work starts.
Circle G Roofing is a licensed Arizona roofing contractor run by one family, and foam is where we have built our name. The people who inspect your roof are the same crew that sprays it, so nothing gets lost between the estimate and the job. We put spray polyurethane foam on Santa Fe and pueblo-style homes, casitas, garages and commercial buildings from Cave Creek to Carefree, and we will tell you plainly when a recoat is all your roof needs instead of selling you a new one.
Many Cave Creek homes are Santa Fe or pueblo style, so the roof you see from the street is not the one that leaks. Behind the parapet sits a flat deck that drains through canales and scuppers, and that is where water lingers, dust collects and old built-up or modified bitumen roofs split. Spray foam goes on as one seamless layer that runs up the inside of the parapet and around every drain, leaving no seams for water to find.
At roughly 2,500 feet, Cave Creek gets the same hard Sonoran sun as Phoenix, often on open desert lots with nothing to shade the roof. UV goes after the coating first. Once a silicone or elastomeric topcoat chalks and thins, the foam underneath starts to weather, so we measure coating thickness and plan a recoat before the foam is ever exposed.
From June to September, storms rolling off Black Mountain bring gusts, blowing dust and short bursts of heavy rain. Dust packs into scuppers, water backs up across the deck and ponds in the low spots, and ponding is what wears a coating through. On a foam roof makeover we raise those low spots with fresh foam, so the roof sheds water instead of holding it.
If the Town of Cave Creek requires a permit for your roof, we pull it. In HOA communities such as Tatum Ranch, we check which roof and coating colors the association allows before ordering material, so the finished foam roof gets approved the first time.
High desert elevation, with more sun and wind on open lots
Monsoon season: dust, gusts and ponding on flat decks
Typical recoat cycle for a foam roof in the Valley
Spray polyurethane foam and roof coatings are the core of our business, not a side service added to a shingle company.
If the foam is sound and only the coating is worn, we recoat it. A full makeover is only on the table when the roof truly needs one.
Closed-cell foam adds R-value across the whole deck, which helps keep the rooms under a flat roof cooler through a Cave Creek summer.
Each foam roof makeover we finish carries a 5-year warranty, and our crew is licensed, bonded and insured in Arizona.
When a monsoon storm finds a weak spot at night, call our 24/7 line and we will get the water stopped.
New spray foam roofs for flat and low-slope decks, applied over most existing roofs with no tear-off.
Power wash, cut out damaged foam, rebuild the low spots and recoat, with a 5-year warranty.
Leaks traced to the parapet, scupper or penetration where the water is really getting in.
A bright, UV-stable silicone finish that sheds ponding water and reflects the Arizona sun.
A tough, flexible topcoat for roofs that carry foot traffic, coolers and HVAC curbs.
Foam and coatings for shops, offices and warehouses, scheduled around your business hours.
Water coming in after a storm? Our 24/7 line gets a crew out to stop it fast.
Tile on the main house too? We fix slipped tile and worn underlayment while we are up there.
We walk the roof, check foam thickness, the coating, drains and parapets, and photograph what we find.
A clear scope and price in writing: spot repair, recoat or a full makeover.
The roof is washed clean, and every vent, curb and penetration is checked and sealed.
Blistered or wet foam is cut out, and low spots are raised with fresh foam until water drains.
A silicone or elastomeric coating goes on at the right thickness to shield the foam from UV.
Together we walk the completed roof, and the makeover carries a 5-year warranty.
We spray and recoat foam roofs throughout Cave Creek, from the historic town core along Cave Creek Road to Tatum Ranch, Desert Hills and the homes out toward Black Mountain. Our crews also cover Carefree, New River, North Scottsdale and the rest of Maricopa County, so whether your flat roof sits on a desert custom home, a casita or a shop on Carefree Highway, you get our own family crew on the roof.
Usually, yes. Spray polyurethane foam bonds over most sound built-up, modified bitumen and older foam roofs, which means no tear-off and no exposed decking. Before we spray, we make sure the old surface is dry and firm and look at every drain and penetration, since foam is only as good as what it sticks to.
Well past 30 years is our own estimate, provided the roof is maintained and recoated on schedule. In a foam system the coating takes the wear rather than the foam, so recoating on time is what buys the extra decades.
Most foam roofs in the Valley need a recoat every 10 to 15 years. Higher, more exposed lots in Cave Creek can wear a coating faster, which is why we measure coating thickness at the inspection instead of guessing.
It depends on the roof. Silicone stands up well to ponding water and UV, while polyurea is tougher under foot traffic and rooftop equipment. We recommend one after seeing your drains, your traffic and the coating already on the roof.
A typical install runs one to three days. Roof size, prep work and weather set the exact schedule, and we only spray when deck temperature, humidity and wind allow it.
Usually a blocked scupper or canale, or a low spot in the deck. Water that is still standing a day or two after the rain wears the coating through. Clearing the drain fixes the first problem, and building the low spot up with foam fixes the second.
Yes. Closed-cell polyurethane foam insulates the whole roof deck in one continuous layer, and a reflective white coating turns back much of the sun, which helps keep the rooms under a flat roof cooler in summer.
A 5-year warranty covers every foam roof makeover we complete. We are licensed, bonded and insured in Arizona under ROC #243220.
No. The inspection, photos and written estimate cost nothing, hire us or not.
Tell us what you are seeing up there, whether it is a leak, water ponding after a storm or a coating that has gone chalky, and we will book a free inspection. You get photos of what we found and a written price before any work starts.
