spray foam insulation is an insulation material that is applied as a liquid, and expands on site to fit nooks and crannies in your home or commercial structure. It provides design flexibility in spaces that are difficult to fit traditional cellulose or fiberglass insulation. It also helps prevent drafts, high energy costs and rodents.
Allstate Spray Foam Insulation: Your Key to a Quieter, More Comfortable Home
It is made of polyurethane, a type of plastic that is created from the chemical reaction of two liquid chemicals: isocyanate and polyol blend. The resulting plastic foam is safe and nontoxic. Spray foam can be used in new construction, pole barns, residential homes and metal buildings, or in existing walls, floors or roofs. It can be sprayed directly over existing insulation, or in the case of new construction, it is typically installed during the rough-in stage of the building process.
Insulation is a vital investment in improving comfort and energy efficiency, but not all insulation materials are the same. Spray foam is unique, and offers a wide range of benefits that other types of insulation simply cannot.
Whether you’re looking to insulate an attic, basement, garage, wall, or other area, our team is trained to help with all your insulating needs. We can also perform a home energy audit to determine if spray foam is the best solution for your home or commercial building.
When it comes to spray foam, there are two main types: open and closed cell. Open-cell foam has cells that are deliberately left open, which means it is softer and more flexible than closed-cell spray foam. Open-cell insulation is more affordable than closed-cell, and it still offers a superior R-value per inch of thickness. Closed-cell spray foam has densely packed cells, and it is physically stronger than open-cell. Closed-cell spray foam is more expensive than open-cell, but it is a better insulator and creates an effective vapor barrier that homeowners don’t have to apply themselves.
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