spray foam insulation creates an air barrier, sealing the small crevices in walls and attics that allow escaping air to drive up heating and cooling costs. This type of insulation can significantly reduce energy costs for homeowners right away.
The first step in installing this type of insulation is to clean the area and remove any old insulation in the attic, crawl space, or rim joist of an existing home. This isn’t necessary in new construction homes or pole barns where the spray insulation can be sprayed directly on the building surfaces.
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Once the cleaning and prep work is complete, the crew will run a hose to the area that needs to be sprayed with spray foam. This may be an attic, crawl space, or rim of joist in an older home or commercial structure, or it could be unfinished walls or concrete block walls in a new construction home. The spray rigs that the professionals use are equipped to mix and dispense the foam at precisely the right temperature to ensure consistent coverage and proper expansion throughout an entire project.
Closed-cell spray foam insulation is impermeable to water, making it much more resistant to mold and mildew than traditional fiberglass and cellulose. This is especially important in attics and crawl spaces where humidity can be a problem. The airtight seal that the spray foam insulation creates also makes it impossible for pollen, dust, and other allergens to pass through to the inside of the home. This can keep HVAC filters from getting dirty and clogged as quickly.
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Keystone Premier Spray Foam Insulation
8 Azalea Dr, Windsor, PA 17366, United States
717-501-3718