There is no better home insulating material that can seal your home from air and moisture intrusion, save on costly utility bills, strengthen your home, and protect your family’s health from dangerous mold than Spray Foam insulation.
Benefits of Spray Foam Insulation
Did you know ?
Air infiltration can increase energy costs in buildings 10 to 40%.
SPF reduces air infiltration allowing insulation to be more effective and reducing the demands on HVAC equipment.
SPF reduces moisture infiltration by reducing air leakage.
SPF adds structural strength to walls and ceilings.
SPF reduces sound transfer into buildings. Most sound from outside is carried into the building through cracks and air leaks. SPF, by stopping the air infiltration, also helps keep sounds out.
SPF minimizes dew point problems and condensation.
SPF resists heat transfers through air infiltration regardless of flow direction.
SPF provides reliable R-values under the most extreme conditions, and dependable and durable protection against heat loss or gain.
SPF minimizes thermal bridging, which can cause higher energy usage and cost.
SPF out-performs conventional insulation materials because they (conventional insulation materials) trap still-dry air and if that air moves or becomes wet, the thermal resistance can drop by 50%.
According to ASHRAE, a 3% void area in a wall cavity represents a 15% reduction in wall R-value.
SPF is Great in attics and crawl spaces.
Spray Foam Seals from Air Leakage in the most difficult of places to insulate with conventional materials.
Spray Foam seals under the floor in the crawl space.
Eliminate Drafts
Live in a More Energy Efficient, Comfortable, and Healthier Home
Spray Foam is Considered to be the Best
Home Insulation,
and Commercial Roofing Membrane Available
Tax Credits
For a short time as part of the Federal Energy Bill passed in 2005, you can obtain a tax credit of 10% of the total cost of installing SPF in your home up to $500.
Builders can obtain a $2,000 tax deduction for providing 50% greater energy efficiency in new homes and $1,000 tax deduction for saving 30% energy on manufactured homes.*
