Spray foam insulation is a popular option for new construction homes, pole barns, additions and garages. It is also used in existing homes and is sprayed into walls, attics, crawl spaces, ceilings and rim joists to provide superior insulation as well as air seals and moisture barriers. However, this type of insulation is not without its challenges and can result in costly issues if not installed properly by trained professionals.

One of the most important features of spray foam insulation is its ability to create a custom air seal, creating a thermal envelope within the structure of a home. This feature stops convective heat transfer from escaping the home during cold months and from entering during hot ones, saving energy and reducing utility costs significantly.

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The insulating properties of this material are second to none, keeping conditioned air inside the home during both winter and summer. The combination of this insulated envelope with a properly functioning heating and cooling system results in significantly lower energy bills, making it an affordable investment that will pay off over time.

Proper insulation and air sealing can save a homeowner or building owner up to 20% on their annual energy bills. These savings are a direct result of a reduction in the amount of work required to maintain a comfortable environment in the home, which will allow your heating and cooling system to operate more efficiently and effectively.

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