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Mid-Century Modern homes, such as the iconic Eichler designs, are known for their flat roofs, open-beam ceilings, and sleek, low-profile architecture.
Many of these homes were originally built with radiant heating systems embedded in concrete slab foundations.
However, as these systems age and begin to fail—causing leaks and structural damage—homeowners are left searching for modern HVAC solutions that don’t compromise the home’s architectural integrity.
As a flat roof integration and HVAC expert, I frequently receive requests from owners to restore or maintain the clean, low-silhouette aesthetic of their homes while upgrading outdated heating systems.
Homeowners wanted to:
They sought a discreet, efficient, and integrated HVAC solution that would be compatible with the flat-roof construction and unique architectural elements of their homes.
Traditional forced-air systems often result in visual “eyesores” when applied to homes without attics or hidden cavities for ductwork.
Open-beam ceilings in Eichler-style homes eliminate the option of ceiling-embedded ducts, and wall-mounted mini-split systems were rejected by some homeowners due to their bulk and visibility in main living spaces.
In response, our team developed a Low Profile HVAC solution:
Though systems like Unico (small duct/high velocity) were explored, we pivoted toward integrating low-profile ductwork with standard HVAC equipment for broader compatibility and easier maintenance.
The result is a cost-effective and architecturally sensitive HVAC solution that preserves the defining look of Mid-Century homes while delivering comfort and efficiency.
A seamless, watertight solution that prevents moisture infiltration.
Durable enough to support foot traffic while adding minimal weight to the structure.
Foam roofing conforms to the roof’s surface, filling low or sagging areas without costly structural reconstruction.
Energy Star-rated Cool Roof coatings reflect heat, significantly reducing cooling costs.
Foam roofing has been used in some of the most demanding and high-profile projects worldwide, demonstrating its strength, insulation properties, and long-term durability.
New Orleans Superdome – Re-roofed with polyurethane spray foam in 2005.
NASA Space Shuttle Program – Polyurethane foam was developed to insulate the external fuel tanks, demonstrating its ability to withstand extreme conditions.
These examples highlight why foam roofing is not just an alternative but the preferred solution for businesses looking for unmatched durability, energy efficiency, and cost savings.
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