Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance: Launch of new Website

On 8 March 2021, the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance (SPFA) – the voice and technical resource of the US spray foam industry – announced the launch of an all-new website at www.sprayfoam.org. According to the SPFA, as an online destination offering key information and resources on all things spray polyurethane foam, the site also debuts the alliance’s newly reimagined logo and brand.

“We are thrilled to introduce our new website and brand,” said Rick Duncan, executive director of the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance. “This new online presence comes at a critical time for our organisation, which has recently been retooled to deliver better resources and expanded value to our treasured members, the industry, builders, architects and homeowners. Now all of these key audiences will be better able to locate key information on the wide range of benefits that spray polyurethane foam delivers.”

The new online platform showcases the SPFA’s new brand and logo along with tools and resources for spray foam contractors, builders, architects, and homeowners. (Source: SPFA)

The site features an intuitive interface for ease-of-navigation. Visitors can access all relevant information on the performance attributes of spray foam in commercial and residential insulation, as well as in roofing and geotechnical applications. The numerous tools and resources which may be found on the website include: a Find-a-Contractor tool; an Industry Job Board; Health and Safety guidance, including an EPA SPF Contractor Checklist and OSHA Construction Compliance Tips; Professional Certification Program information, applications and handbooks; an Events Calendar; Membership information and applications; an enhanced SPFA Member Directory; and links to current and past editions of Sprayfoam Professional magazine and SprayfoamPro Newswire, two regular publications of the SPFA.

“The website also features a ‘members-only’ login where SPFA members may access valuable resources including SPFA technical documents, post job openings, view recorded safety webinars and download SPFA’s model written safety program and weekly tool box talks developed just for SPF contractors,” added Duncan.

www.sprayfoam.org