New Era Sprayfoam Insulation & Urethane Roofing

10/28/2025

3 days in Alto nm was a success!

11/27/2023

a few pics from our recent shoring project in El Paso

09/12/2023

The new code is in full effect, call today to understand how spray foam will make your life and compliance easy!

07/28/2022

https://youtu.be/-wQ4Grj-Roc

ADOT is injecting foam deep underneath the pavement as a way to smooth out dips on Arizona highways, including the Loop 101 Pima Freeway. This method is mor...

01/18/2022

We Are Hiring: No vaccine, No Problem!

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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Loads and logs materials onto the truck and make a notation of returned materials

• Erects ladders and scaffolds

• Checks netting/poly for areas that may need blocking, and prepares machine by checking oil, belts, and obstructions

• Climbs ladders and crawls in attics frequently throughout the day

• Operate service vehicles (light to medium trucks, forklifts etc)

• Operate Spray Foam Shavers and other power tools necessary to finish installation

• Other duties as required based on company and customer needs

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Maintain a valid drivers license in Texas or New Mexico

• Observe all driving safety rules at all times

• Observe job site safety rules and know the location of MSDS packets in your vehicle

• Ability to pass/maintain OSHA courses and certifications

• Maintain tools

• Maintain Site, Vehicle and Shop cleanliness and organization

• Ability to work 40+ hours per week

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• High School diploma or GED preferred

• Valid TX or NM State drivers license

• Experience in the construction industry helpful

• Able to perform basic math skills

• Good driving record

• Reliable transportation to and from start location

• Willingness to be diversified and trained in varying duties

• The interest to be part of a growing industry with El Paso County's finest established spray foam company

PHYSICAL DEMANDS
• Spray Foam insulation workers must be able to use common hand tools trowels, brushes, knives, scissors, saws, pliers, stapling hammer, and hand/power tools.

• Ability to wear and properly use respirators and full face respirators

• Spray Foam insulation workers must be able to read job instructions and record materials

• Workers must be able to work in tight places or in high places from ladders or scaffolding

� * Must be able to lift 50lbs

• Must be able to climb ladders and scaffolding repeatedly in a day

• Must be able to frequently bend, twist and turn body at shoulders, waist, and knees with necessary equipment in hand

WORK ENVIRONMENT

• Works in a construction environment

• Occasional Overtime and Weekend workdays

• Occasional out of town travel

12/04/2020

FOAM FACT FRIDAY

New HFO blowing agents for closed-cell SPF do make a difference

Since at least the early 1990s many customers and design professionals have had concerns about the contributions of SPF blowing agents to ozone depletion (ozone depletion potential or ODP) and global warming (global warming potential or GWP). When CFC and HCFC blowing agents were replaced by zero-ODP HFC blowing agents by 2003 (USA), the concern about ODP was eliminated. However, the HFC blowing agents still contributed to GWP. During the past few years, blowing agent suppliers have introduced low global warming blowing HFO agents into the market and now nearly every foam supplier offers HFO-based closed-cell foams.

The low GWP blowing agents make a difference when included in closed-cell foam formulations. HFOs significantly reduce the GWP impact to 1/6 that of HFC foams according to a 2018 environmental product declaration for SPF products. The GWP impact of HFO foams is comparable to that of open-cell foam on a pound-for-pound basis while providing substantially better R-values per inch.

Besides GWP reduction, SPF products based on these HFO blowing agents can spray better, provide higher R-values and enable yield improvements compared with HFC SPF products. HFO-based closed-cell foams have been made and used in the field for many years. They have a proven track record. Not only is the HFO technology environmentally preferable but contractors are reporting better yield, and less gun clogging.

HFO-based closed-cell foam systems are not only available, but as of today (December 2020) foam applied in CA, WA and NJ cannot contain HFC’s. Next month, foam systems manufactured after 1/1/2021 and applied in CO, NY, WY and MD can no longer contain HFC’s. Eleven more states are developing similar regulations. Keep up-to-date with these changes at this link: State Phase-Down of HFCs in the Polyurethanes Industry (americanchemistry.com) The transition to HFO technology in closed cell foams is underway. Understand the regulations and not only the phase out dates but how it impacts your business. SPFA is here to help.

10/14/2020

Wrapping up this historical home on federal. great project with Martina Lorey and Marathon Construction

10/07/2020

The key to success on any roof is the details.

08/12/2020

We are hiring helpers and/or installers!

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

*Loads and logs materials onto the truck and make a notation of returned materials
*Erects ladders and scaffolds

*Checks netting/poly for areas that may need blocking, and prepares machine by checking oil, belts, and obstructions

*Climbs ladders and crawls in attics frequently throughout the day

*Operate service vehicles (light to medium trucks, forklifts etc)

*Operate Spray Foam Shavers and other power tools necessary to finish installation

*Other duties as required based on company and customer needs

RESPONSIBILITIES

*Maintain a valid drivers license in Texas or New Mexico
*Observe all driving safety rules at all times
*Observe job site safety rules and know the location of MSDS packets in your vehicle
*Ability to pass/maintain OSHA courses and certifications
*Maintain tools
*Maintain Site, Vehicle and Shop cleanliness and organization
Ability to work 40+ hours per week

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

*High School diploma or GED preferred
Valid TX or NM State drivers license
*Experience in the construction industry helpful
*Able to perform basic math skills
*Good driving record
*Reliable transportation to and from start location
*Willingness to be diversified and trained in varying duties

The interest to be part of a growing industry with El Paso County's finest established spray foam company

PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Spray Foam insulation workers must be able to use common hand tools trowels, brushes, knives, scissors, saws, pliers, stapling hammer, and hand/power tools.

Ability to wear and properly use respirators and full face respirators
Spray Foam insulation workers must be able to read job instructions and record materials

Workers must be able to work in tight places or in high places from ladders or scaffolding.

Must be able to lift 50lb

Must be able to climb ladders and scaffolding repeatedly in a day

Must be able to frequently bend, twist and turn body at shoulders, waist, and knees with necessary equipment in hand

WORK ENVIRONMENT
Works in a construction environment
Occasional Overtime and Weekend workdays

Occasional out of town travel

02/20/2020

Thank you sprayfoam.com for the awesome story on us!

2020 SPFA Industry Excellence Awards nominee for Specialty Application team follows best safety practices.

01/31/2020

Our second favorite F-word is Fri-YAY!!
Have a great weekend and Go Chiefs!