Spray foam Insulation Contractor is a liquid that’s sprayed onto walls, ceilings and other surfaces where it expands to fill spaces. The process is typically done during the rough-in stage of construction to fill cracks, crevices and voids, such as those around plumbing and electrical wiring. Because of the way it expands, spray foam can fill all the nooks and crannies of a space that are not easily reachable by other insulation types like fiberglass.

In the winter, spray foam prevents heat loss by acting as a barrier that keeps heated air inside. This lowers your energy consumption and results in reduced heating bills. In the summer, spray foam acts as a barrier to hot outdoor air, which reduces your cooling costs as well.

Spray Foam Insulation for Basements: Keep the Cold Out

A secondary benefit of spray foam is the reduction in outside noise. Open and closed-cell spray foam insulation can significantly lower traffic noise by creating a barrier that blocks sound waves.

Unlike traditional insulation materials, spray foam doesn’t lose its R-value over time. Closed-cell spray foam can achieve up to a R-value of 7. R-value is the measure of an insulation material’s ability to slow the transfer of heat energy.

Spray foam has an excellent vapor and moisture barrier. This helps prevent mold and other types of damaging moisture from entering the building envelope. This, in turn, improves indoor air quality and is a major health concern.

In addition to its benefits, spray foam is non-toxic once it’s fully cured. However, during the curing process, spray foam emits a chemical known as isocyanates that can irritate the eyes and gastrointestinal tract, as well as respiratory problems. Professionals who work with spray foam are trained to take precautionary measures, such as using a blower door test and wearing proper PPE.

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