L-3 Communications, located at Majors Airport in Greenville, Texas, rebuilds and updates military and government aircraft. DFW Urethane was brought in for a project that would last more than one year and spanned 1.2 million square feet of metal roofing on multiple buildings. [more]

CFAN Corporation, manufacturer of carbon fiber turbine blades for jet aircraft engines, had extremely high energy costs. DFW Urethane installed an SPF roofing system over the entire facility’s existing standing-seam metal roof. [more]

Tamko contacted DFW Urethane to replace the very old roofs on its manufacturing facility. [more]

Anheuser Busch of St. Louis, Missouri, sought out DFW Urethane to re-roof 100,000 square feet of metal roofing on its bottling plant in Houston. [more]

TI’s Sherman facility, which manufactures semiconductor devices, had an existing spray polyurethane foam (SPF) roofing system that needed to be renewed. [more]

Young Chevrolet, a Dallas-area car dealership, decided that they needed a solution to the leaking built-up, tar-and-gravel roof over their new car showroom – one that would also lower their high utility costs. [more]