Spray foam Insulation Contractor  has a high R-value which helps to reduce your energy consumption. It is a highly durable product that lasts indefinitely without need for replacement, providing significant environmental benefits over the life of your home or business. Closed cell spray foam is a great moisture barrier and can be used in walls, roof areas and even attic spaces to help prevent the spread of mold and wood damage.

Unlike other insulation products, spray foam expands to fill crevices and cracks in the walls and ceilings of your building. This can be particularly helpful in new construction projects or in existing homes with attics, crawl spaces and rim joists. It is also suitable for pole barns, garages and commercial buildings.

Top Reasons to Consider New Generation Spray Foam for Home Insulation

In addition to its energy-efficient qualities, spray foam provides a powerful air barrier that restricts the flow of air throughout your building. This can have a dramatic impact on your utility bills by reducing the workload placed on your heating and cooling system.

While all types of insulation can help lower your energy bills, the unsurpassed thermal resistance and durability of spray foam results in optimal savings for homeowners and business owners. It is especially effective in reducing utility expenditures during the winter and summer when your HVAC system works hardest.

The binders and blowing agents that make up spray polyurethane foam are both toxic when mixed together and require professional contractors to wear gloves, face masks and respiratory protection during application. However, reformulated versions of these chemicals with lower global warming potential are becoming easier to find. Texas-based manufacturer Demilec, for example, now offers a medium-density closed-cell spray foam with a blowing agent that has less than half the GWP of HFCs, called JM Corbond IV.

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