Spray foam is made from two materials—polyurethane and isocyanate—which react to create the spray. As the spray expands, it creates a seal over gaps and nooks that other insulation can’t. This prevents outside air from entering a building and wasting energy. It also keeps heated and cooled air in a home or commercial building.
A major benefit of spray foam insulation is that it prevents drafts and temperature fluctuations. It is a superior choice to fiberglass batt insulation. Both open and closed-cell spray foam are incredibly effective insulators. As a result, it can significantly lower utility costs and help the environment by reducing carbon emissions.
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Another advantage of spray foam is that it helps to reduce the noise level in a home or commercial building. Sound waves can travel through walls, but spray foam insulation absorbs them and blocks out the sounds of road traffic or neighbors’ conversations. It also provides a solid barrier against moisture in crawl spaces.
Unlike traditional options, spray foam doesn’t break down or lose its effectiveness over time. Moreover, it is an excellent thermal insulator and has a high R-value. It is a good option for both vented and unvented attics and meets the needs of various design styles and structures.
The spray foam industry has a wide range of technical literature on installation best practices and safety materials to ensure the proper performance of the product. The SPFA also offers a professional certification program for contractors and builders. This program is designed to promote the highest levels of excellence in the construction industry and to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public.
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2007 N 11th Ave Pensacola FL 32503
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