Spray Foam Insulation

Excellent Thermal Performance

Spray foam insulation is unique insulation because it seals air and insulates all at the same time. Spray foam insulation is made up of two parts and is manufactured on the job site.

These products are applied to the building material as a liquid and expands on contact as they mix. The application of foam insulation creates a tightly sealed and well insulated structure providing an energy-efficient and comfortable home.

Spray foam may be used for projects with different purposes or goals. Spray foam can be applied to crawlspaces, exterior walls and attics as well. Applying spray foam will reduce the amount of uncontrolled air movement throughout the structure, helping to reduce drafts, wasted energy and comfort issues.

Why Spray Polyurethane Foam?

Improves Comfort

Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) can improve the indoor air quality in the home or structure. Controlling the amount of air moving through a structure is critical to having a healthy environment.

Sealing a dwelling or structure with spray foam creates the greatest opportunity to reduce air leaks and prevents drafts from windows, doors and other bypasses found in the home.

Simultaneously Seal & Insulate

Installing spray foam will seal drafts and provide sufficient R-value, maintaining your conditioned air.

Improves Indoor Air Quality

Spray foam seals your home, preventing dust, allergens and potential moisture from entering.

Able to Insulate Hard to Reach Areas

Spray foam is applied as a liquid, then expands, making it a perfect product for tight or hard-to-reach areas.

Increases Structural Integrity

Spray foam insulation sticks to building materials, expands then hardens, adding rigidity.

Highly Effective

Spray foam insulation is a unique product. When considering having spray foam insulation installed in your home or building, be sure to work with a professional company with the proper equipment and knowledge.

Vented Attic

Insulating your attic with spray foam insulation is an effective way to improve energy efficiency, health & safety and comfort in your home or building. As we have worked in attics for many years, we still find that the number one problem in attics is the amount of air that is able to escape into the attic space from unsealed attic bypasses. Attic bypasses consist of plumbing penetrations, electrical penetrations, unsealed bearing and partition wall top plates, leaky duct boot penetrations and drop soffits just to name a few.

Un-vented Attic

Unvented attics using spray foam insulation is another great way to treat your attic space, especially if you have a heating or cooling system located in your attic space.

Properly designed and installed spray foam insulation to create an unvented attic space can outperform traditional vented attics. Unvented attic spray foam systems reduce energy loss. Additionally, it reduces any rotting or mold from forming by preventing moisture from penetrating the insulation and condensing on the colder surfaces.

When applying spray foam insulation to the underside of the roof structure and the attic walls, you create a conditioned attic space. The attic itself is now considered a conditioned space. Most heating and cooling systems lose heat or cool air from the unit and even unsealed or damaged ducts. With an unvented sealed attic, the conditioned air will no longer be lost to the outside elements. Additionally, filter slot covers could be missing or not sealed. In a traditionally vented and insulated attic, this would allow unconditioned attic air, dust and insulation fibers to be sucked into the unit and distributed throughout the home. However, with a sealed, unvented conditioned attic, an improper fitting or missing slot filter cover would simply allow conditioned clean quality air to be distributed throughout the home. (Slot cover filters should always have a secure fit.) Lastly, with heating and cooling systems in mind regardless of where it’s located. The installation of spray foam insulation may require your home to need a smaller heating and cooling unit. This results in lower equipment costs, operation costs and energy savings and true comfort.

Fire Retardant

Is Spray Foam Insulation fire resistant?

When considering spray foam insulation as a solution to seal and insulate your home or building, it is always a great idea to ask this question.

While some insulation materials are fire resistant, most are not. Although we use a Class 1 spray foam insulation material, we may still be required to apply fire retardant paint to the spray foam insulation to meet codes. This will depend on the application and your local code. Keep in mind that spraying fire retardant paint is not the only solution for achieving a fire retardant. However, it may be the quickest and most cost effective.

Quality and Efficiency

Spray foam insulation is the great solution to save your home from moisture and potential mold growth.

Spray foam insulation has become a more popular solution with high performing air sealing components and high R-value benefits. Both features are in high demand as almost all the customers want and need their residence sealed and insulated correctly while performing as a comfortable and efficient structure.

Spray foam insulation helps to seal and insulate different air-leaks, gaps, and building cracks. All these major issues can be resolved by spray foam techniques. It is used for many applications inside a residential or commercial property.

Spray foam insulation is one of the highest insulating products available on the market. It has the highest R-value per inch. It will maximize efficiency, increase space utilization and comfort, as well as reduce energy costs.

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