Spray Foam Insulation

Spray foam insulation is a liquid polyurethane or polyisocyanurate foam that is sprayed onto surfaces like walls, floors, and ceilings to create an insulating and airtight barrier. It expands and sets in place, filling cracks and gaps to provide better insulation and reduce air infiltration, leading to improved energy efficiency and comfort.

• A liquid polyurethane or polyisocyanurate foam is sprayed into the desired area. 
• The foam expands and hardens, filling voids and creating a continuous air barrier. 
• This helps to insulate the structure and reduce energy consumption. 

•  Improved energy efficiency: Spray foam insulation helps to reduce heat transfer, leading to lower heating and cooling costs. 
• Reduced air infiltration: It creates an airtight seal, preventing drafts and reducing the amount of air needed for heating and cooling. 
• Sound dampening: The foam can also help to reduce noise transmission through walls and floors. 
• Water resistance: Some types of spray foam are water-resistant and can help to prevent moisture damage. 
• Accessibility: Spray foam can be applied in hard-to-reach areas and can be customized to fit various shapes and spaces. 

•  Open-cell: More flexible and sound-dampening, often used in walls.
• Closed-cell: Denser and more rigid, offering a higher R-value and better water resistance, often used in attics and basements.