Coolest Place in Town

It’s the middle of summer, and Las Vegas is baking under the relentless desert sun.  With the mercury topping off at 115°F, it’s unthinkable that anyone would walk the city streets barefoot, let alone the grandstand roof of an auto raceway.

Yet, the roof of the new Las Vegas Speedway might be the ideal location to take a shoeless stroll at high noon, thanks to a coated foam roof system that offers exceptional resistance to moisture and heat.

In selecting an Elastomeric foam roofing system with an all-acrylic coating, the owners of the speedway complex, Imperial Construction, wanted a roofing product that would be moisture-proof, energy efficient and capable of standing up to extreme heat and cold.

In 1998, MAC Roofing of Las Vegas was hired to hand-spray roofing foam and LaPolla Coatings’ on 1.4 million sq.ft. of roof area atop 27 R&D facilities and commercial establishments that form the Speedway Industrial Park..

Download this job profile printed in Western Roofing publication in the September/October 2000 issue