Stop the drip
A steel roof over a heated or humid space will sweat. Snow melting off a truck, a propane heater, a concrete floor and even the ground under the slab all add moisture, and it condenses on the cold steel overhead, then drips on your equipment and rusts the fasteners.
Closed-cell foam sprayed directly on the underside of the steel keeps that warm, humid air from ever touching the cold panel. It is the most dependable condensation fix for metal buildings in a Minnesota winter.



