Spray Foam Insulation – A-1 Insulation

Closed cell spray foam insulation can be installed below-grade in basements and crawl spaces as well as above-grade in walls, roofs, and attics. It offers a higher R-value than fiberglass and other traditional insulation products. The higher the R-value, the more effective a material is at resisting heat transfer.

attic insulation is important to remember that R-value alone does not determine how effective a material is at insulating a home or building. Insulation must be applied properly and be well-sealed in order to be effective, regardless of the R-value. Spray foam insulation can be sprayed directly onto the framing of a building, or injected through holes drilled into wall cavities. The air seal created by spray foam is what enables it to deliver such high energy efficiency.

How Spray Foam Insulation Saves You Money on Heating and Cooling Costs

Spray foam insulation can be installed in homes and buildings with wood framing, metal studs, and concrete slabs. It is a fast and cost-effective way to insulate new homes and buildings being built, as well as retrofitting existing homes.

The air seal created by spray foam will not only reduce energy bills, but will also improve the indoor climate of a home. This is because it prevents hot or cold air from leaking out of a home. This means that the furnace or air conditioner does not have to work so hard to keep a home comfortable, which saves money and prolongs the life of these appliances.

In addition, the air seal created by spray foam helps to prevent ice dams. During the winter, warm air rises and gets trapped in the attic. The spray foam in the attic stops this warm air from escaping and it allows melted snow to melt back down through the roof instead of causing ice dams that can damage a home and cause costly water leaks.

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