Spray Foam Insulation

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Why Spray Foam Insulation?

Spray foam can help to lower energy bills through reducing heat loss or gain, eliminating air leaks, and improving your home’s energy efficiency.

Whether it is new construction, a renovation or a retrofit job, spray foam can be a great investment in your home. Spray foam is a powerful insulation material with a high R-value and air barrier properties that give it the unique ability to fill the gaps and holes that could be difficult to seal. No other insulation product on the market can match the performance of spray foam without utilizing additional products or materials.

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Benefits of Spray Foam Insulation
  • Improve the comfort of your home
  • Increase the energy efficiency of your home
  • Reduce your energy bills
  • Make your home stronger and more resilient
  • Reduces Noise
  • Improves the life of your HVAC equipment

Using spray foam in an attic is a simple way to improve the energy efficiency of your home. It is particularly useful for energy efficiency upgrades to existing homes. Most existing homes have an array of unsealed areas such as drop ceilings and bulkheads, plumbing and electrical service penetrations, leaky ducts and duct penetrations. Adding conventional air permeable insulation alone won’t solve the problem. Insulating and air sealing with spray foam can.

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