Spray foam insulation is a state-of-the-art upgrade that serves as both an insulator and air barrier. It’s especially effective at sealing nooks and crannies, and it can help keep your home’s indoor temperature consistent and comfortable.

This insulation is made from two liquid chemicals, polyol and isocyanate. When sprayed, the chemicals atomize and increase up to sixty times in size and volume to form a rigid, protective seal around areas of the home. It’s typically sprayed in a thick layer, covering every nook and cranny, and it creates a tight thermal envelope. It’s also highly effective at reducing drafts and keeps rooms at the same temperature, which helps homeowners save on heating and cooling bills.

The Installation Process of Spray Foam Insulation with Distinctive Spray Foam

Choosing the right type of spray foam depends on your needs, budget and climate. We recommend open cell spray foam for most projects. It’s a little cheaper than closed-cell, and it provides an air and vapor barrier in one. It also remains fairly flexible after it dries, so it won’t crack or pull away from the studs. It also uses water or carbon dioxide as the blowing agent, which makes it safer than many other insulation products that use HFCs.

It’s important to note that spray foam insulation requires professional installation. It also off-gases a large amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during both the spraying and curing process, so it’s a good idea for home occupants to vacate the home while it’s being applied. It usually takes 1-3 days for the foam to fully cure.
Distinctive Spray Foam
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Nunn, CO 80648”
(970) 413-4205