Spray foam insulation can be applied in the attic, Insulation Contractor , walls, or crawl spaces. It is typically sprayed from a hose, and it expands to fill the space and harden in place. A variety of factors impact the amount of spray foam required, including the area to be insulated and the thickness desired. For example, a thicker layer of spray foam has a higher R-Value than a thinner layer.

One benefit of spray foam is that it creates an air seal, which keeps outside air out and conditioned air in. This can reduce your energy bills significantly because it allows your HVAC system to run less often. It also helps to maintain a consistent temperature in the home and reduces drafts.

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Additionally, spray foam is resistant to mildew and mold growth. It also dampens sound transmission, which makes for a quieter home. However, it does not stop the transfer of moisture. If a spray foam installation is not done correctly, it may allow moisture to enter the home, which can cause mildew and mold.

Spray foam requires professional installation. A qualified contractor will apply a safe mix of polyol resin and isocyanate, which react to form spray foam that adheres to surfaces. This insulation can be applied to existing homes and new construction. It is ideal for areas that can be accessed easily without demolition, such as attics, basements, and crawl spaces. It is not recommended for areas that require demolition, such as interior walls.

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