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Local insulation pros improving comfort and energy savings with precise installs and clean job sites.




Local insulation pros improving comfort and energy savings with precise installs and clean job sites.



Yes, it is generally resistant to pests and rodents due to its density and hardness when cured, which makes it difficult for pests to burrow through.
Yes, it is often used in conjunction with other forms such as fiberglass or rigid foam boards to optimize insulation performance and cost.
By improving the building envelope's tightness, it can reduce the load on HVAC systems, potentially allowing for smaller, more energy-efficient systems.
Spray foam insulation can last the lifetime of the home, often over 80 years, maintaining its performance without settling or degrading if properly installed.
Yes, once cured, spray foam is safe and does not emit harmful gases. However, during installation, it should only be handled by professionals due to the chemicals involved.
Yes, by providing a superior air barrier and higher R-values, spray foam reduces air leakage and the workload on HVAC systems, significantly improving energy efficiency.
Spray foam insulation typically offers a higher R-value per inch and creates an air seal that traditional materials like fiberglass and cellulose do not provide. This makes it more effective at reducing energy costs and preventing moisture issues.
Open-cell foam is softer and more flexible with a lower R-value, making it ideal for interior walls as it allows for moisture permeability. Closed-cell foam is denser, offers a higher R-value, and provides added structural support and moisture resistance, suitable for exteriors and areas prone to moisture.
Spray foam insulation is a chemical product that expands and hardens upon application, creating an effective thermal and air barrier. It's applied using a spray gun that mixes two chemicals, causing them to react and expand, filling gaps and sealing leaks in the building envelope.
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