When properly installed, spray foam insulation provides an airtight and watertight seal, keeping contaminants out of your home. This means that your HVAC system doesn’t have to work as hard to keep your house comfortable. This leads to lower energy bills – saving you money right away.

Up to 40% of a building’s energy is lost due to air infiltration, and spray insulation can help stop this waste by filling all those small cracks and gaps that other types of insulation may miss. Its ability to expand and tighten around the smallest crevices makes it a superior option when compared with other insulation products on the market.

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Professionals install spray foam insulation, and DIY kits are available for those who prefer to do it themselves. However, it’s a good idea to consult with a professional contractor before going this route, as spray foam requires a high level of experience in order to achieve consistent coverage and proper expansion. If not done correctly, the results can be uneven and sloppy. A reputable professional will also have access to the latest technologies that allow them to monitor the progress of the project, ensuring that it’s being executed accurately and effectively.

A new generation of spray foam is safer and more environmentally friendly than its predecessors. The blowing agents used to help the spray foam take shape are now made with low-VOC gases, rather than hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). These HFCs have a global warming potential of 3,400 times greater than carbon dioxide on a per kilo basis. As a result, some builders and designers are choosing to stay away from foam that uses these chemicals.

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