Member Spotlight
Arma Coatings of Wichita, Inc. serves residential, commercial & industrial building owners in Kansas and beyond. We are one of the region's leading spray foam contractors, offering spray foam solutions for a variety of residential, commercial and industrial purposes including insulation, industrial applications, energy efficient roofing and more.
With over 15 years of high performance building experience and a team of experts ready to offer you quality work and guaranteed performance, we are among the region's leading building performance & energy efficiency experts.
Feel free to call the office or shoot us an email for a free consultation, where you'll speak with a friendly customer service representative trained to walk you through exactly what sort of work we do on a day-to-day basis to improve buildings like yours, as well as what energy efficiency rebates and tax credits may be available in your area. We look forward to hearing from you!
SprayFoam Convention & Expo 2015
Thank you to all attendees, sponsors, and exhibitors for making SprayFoam Convention & Expo 2015 a great success!
SprayFoam 2015 Exhibitors
SprayFoam 2015 Exhibit Hall Floor Plan
General & Break-out Session Presentations:The information provided herein is believed to be accurate and reliable, but are presented without guarantee or warranty of any kind, express or implied. User assumes all risk and liability for use of the information and results obtained. Statements or suggestions concerning possible use of materials and processes are made without representation or warranty that any such use is free of patent infringement, and are not recommendations to infringe any patent. The user should not assume that all safety measures are indicated herein, or that other measures may or may not be required. (some are large files)
SprayFoam 2015 Attendee Brochure
Wednesday, January 28, 2015:
GENERAL SESSION: Science, or Pseudo-Science, in Chemical Risk-Based Decisions, Dr. George R. Thompson, Ph.D.
BREAKOUT SESSION 1:
1A SPF and Solar: Where and How SPF Roofing Can Work with Solar, James Kirby
1B SPF Roofing: How to Get it Right, Brad Houlden
1C Cavity-fill Installation Methods for Field-Applied Polyurethane Foam:Diversify Your Company’s Service Offerings, Brett Dillon
1D Intumescent Coatings: Review of New Rules and Uses, Ken Allison
1E Marketing Strategies: How Do We Market Share?, Alan Annis
1F SPFA’s New Model Written Safety Program, Tyler Fiske
1G Temperature and Pressures: The Impact on Quality and Yield;How This is Important in Every Aspect of Your Business, Justin Strombeck
1H Large Scale Commercial Projects: Unique Challenges and Planning to Make Your Project a Success, Bryan Heldreth
BREAKOUT SESSION 2:
2A SPF Roofing on Steep Slopes: Safety Concerns, Installation Techniques,Lift Suggestions and More, Larry Ash
2B Roof Coatings and Granules; Various Coatings, Compatibility, Limitations,Advantages, Matt Lendzinski
2C Closed Cell Spray Foam: A Cost-Effective Solution for Home Insulation, Grant Geise
2D Understanding the Relationship Between Relative Humidity, Air Temperature,Dew Point Temperature, and Air Movement Through a House, Nikki Krueger
2E Advanced Best Practices for Avoiding Problems in Foam Plastic Installations: Advanced Processing Quality Assurance Procedures, Rick Duncan
2F How SPF Manufacturers are Supporting Your Business, Heather Palfrey and Justin Koscher
2G Spray Foam Equipment Update - Panel Discussion, Scott Henderson, John Courier, Bill Hrynkiewicz, Tryg Waterhouse
2H In-House Quality Control Program; What are Contractors on the Local Level Doing for Their Own Companies?, Mac Sheldon
2I SPFA PCP Certification Program Overview, Bonnie Strickler, Kelly Marcavage
Thursday, January 29, 2015:
GENERAL SESSION: A Global Overview of the SPF Industry, Hanne Hirsimaki
BREAKOUT SESSION 3:
3A Overcoming Objections in Promoting SPF Roofing, Robb Smith
3B “Tricks and Tips of the Trade” for Roofing Detail Work, Bonnie Strickler
3C Dealing with Overspray: How To Avoid, and What To Do if it Happens, Mason Knowles
3E OSHA and Spray Foam: Site Protection for Foamed Plastic Installations:Address Site and Occupant Protection, Air Quality Management, Re-occupancy Timing, and Combustion Appliance Safety, Tom Cline
3F Spray Foam Federal Agency Update: EPA & OSHA, Carol Hetfield, Katherine Sleasman, Sven Rundman
3G Government Affairs, Craig Brightup
BREAKOUT SESSION 4:
4A Roofing Foam Lifts: Thin Foam Lifts and Thick Foam Lifts; The Problems and Fixes to be Aware Of, Bruce Schenke
4B Preparation of Substrates Prior to Application of Foam; the Proper Use of Primers, Roger Morrison
4C Existing Structures: How to Address a Retrofit SPF Job Properly in Commercial and Residential Environments, Jim Anderson
4D Open Cell Insulation: Intro to Benefits, Installation and Techniques, Josh Collins
4E California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC), Karl Palmer
4F What to do When the Application Turns South; Handling Customer Complaints and Concerns, Mason Knowles
4G Insurance for SPF Businesses, Craig and Kirk Campbell
4H Update on Code and Regulatory Actions Affecting the SPF Community, Mike Fischer
4I Wall Assemblies: Where Are We in the Big Picture, Mac Sheldon
Congratulations to all our Contractor Awards Nominees and Winners!
Category - Commercial Wall
Runner-up: Nunavut Excavating for Nunavut Multiplex
Winner: FOAM TECH for Spooky Nook Sports
Category - Residential Wall
Runner-Up: Arizona Foam & Spray for Meerkat Manor
Winner: A New Millennium for Adobe House
Category - Roof Foam > 40,000 sq. ft.
Runner-up: Henderson-Johnson Co., Inc. for Northeast Carpenters Training Center
Winner: RPC Industries, Inc. for Hampton Plaza Shopping Center
Category - Roof Foam < 40,000 sq. ft.
Runner-up: Arithane for Cedar House
Winner: Wedge Roofing, Inc. for Life-time Spray Foam Improvement on Historic Residence
Category - Specialty Applications
Runner-up: West Roofing Systems, Inc. for Charter School Gym Rehabilitation
Winner: Western Pacific Roofing Corporation for Hildebrand Dome Construction Monolithic Dome
SPFA would like to thank our sponsors. It is due to their commitment and leadership that SPFA is able to deliver such a great convention experience to our attendees.
SPFA believes that the path to a healthful, safe, high-quality and performing SPF installation travels through the hands of a knowledgeable, trained, experienced, and ideally PCP-certified professional contractor.
