Designed specifically for roofing contractors, spray foam installers, and commercial roofers, this powerful tool removes existing spray foam roofing systems quickly and efficiently — cutting up to 1,000 square feet of foam per hour with a single operator. The Roof Scarfer grinds away aged or saturated foam in ½-inch to 1-inch layers per pass, allowing for precise control and a clean surface ready for recoating or reinstallation. By streamlining foam removal, The Original Roof Scarfer drastically shortens job timelines, lowers labor costs, and minimizes weather-related risks during roof prep or replacement. Built tough for real jobsite conditions, it delivers consistent performance that keeps your crew productive and your projects profitable. Work smarter. Finish faster. Choose The Original Roof Scarfer — built by roofers, for roofers. Product Specs Sooner or later when you are out on the job you will come to a site where the spray foam roof will be at the end of its lifecycle. When this happens you have two options: You can hire your crew to perform a labor-intensive job by tearing it off. This option will cost you time and can be very expensive. The second option would be to use the Roof Scarfer to grind down the old foam roof, quickly and efficiently. How Does the Roof Scarfer Work on Spray Foam? As you pull the Roof Scarfer, it will cut ½ inch or 1 inch of spray foam from the surface of the old foam roof. If that is not enough, and you need to cut it deeper, simply complete another pass over the surface on the newly exposed layer. You will want to repeat the cutting process until you cannot see any more saturated foam. Typically this means you will only need to cut less than ½ in from the surface.
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