Spray Foam Insulation

A Plus Insulation, LLC offers Spray foam insulation or spray polyurethane foam (SPF) is an alternative to traditional building insulation such as fiberglass and mineral wool insulations.

Advantages

  • High R-Value as compared to all other types of insulation on the market, ranked at R-6.5 per 1 inch.

  • Saves energy operating costs, 30% - 50% per year.

  • No air transfer, it tightly seals all openings and cracks inside the wall, roof or floor that otherwise would have been left exposed.

  • Acts as a secondary rainwater barrier to limit damage when the primary roof assembly rainwater control membranes leak.

  • NAHB racking tests have shown an average increase of 300% additional strength to your house through adhesive properties of closed cell insulation.

  • It doesn’t provide a source of food for rodents, termites or other critters. Spray foam doesn’t make for a good nest -- fiberglass and cellulose insulation can be torn apart by pest and use them for nesting.

  • Stops vapor infiltration (with closed cell foam) -- no mold.

  • It had indefinite life as its permanent and will not sag, reducing its insulating properties. Families that invest in spray foam insulation can actually save money over the course of 20 years or more because of spray foam’s unique ability to perform at optimal levels for extended periods of time.

  • It eliminates the need for soft/ridge vents, plus it reduces the size of HVAC that you need. It is not unusual for buildings with foam to achieve 50% reduction in heating/cooling needs compared to similar buildings with fiberglass.

  • No harm to your health, which means that it does not breakdown into toxic dust like fiberglass. It is safe to use for chemically and environmentally sensitive individuals -- no cancer warning label.

  • Spray foam is known to absorb sound from inside and outside the building, resulting in a quiet, serene indoor setting even in the harshest weather.

  • Eco-friendly reduces your home’s energy consumption, but also uses soy-based polyols and recycled plastics, reducing your carbon footprint.

Disadvantages

  • The upfront cost is higher than conventional installations.

  • Payback period is 2 - 4 years.

  • Should be installed by a professional contractor.

For professional spray foam insulation installation, please call us today to set up and appointment or for more information.