If you’re building a new home or upgrading your existing house, spray foam insulation can help you save money by sealing your walls and attics with spray foam insulation. This high-density insulation can reduce drafts, lower your monthly energy costs and keep out insects and toxins. It’s also great for reducing noise levels in your home.
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Foam insulation can be applied between the wall studs, between the roof joists and in the attic. It can be used on its own or in combination with other insulation types such as fiberglass batts. There are two different kinds of spray insulation: open cell and closed cell. Open cell spray foam uses little air bubbles, which make it softer and less expensive than closed-cell foam. Closed-cell foam is more expensive but it’s also denser and has a higher R value, making it better for cold climates like Vermont’s.
The foam insulation is sprayed on site and can be applied to hard-to-reach areas. It can also be shaped around windows, wires and other objects to create an airtight seal. Spray foam insulation is available in a variety of R-values and can be used in walls, attics, basements and crawl spaces.
Many underqualified and unregulated contractors are pitching spray insulation to bewildered homeowners as a fast, easy and cheap solution to cutting their heating bills. The problem is that improper application of spray insulation can result in moisture damage, rotted framing and toxic mold.
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1891 Prospect Church Rd Lawrenceville, GA 30043
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