Spray foam insulation foam is a polyurethane insulation material that can be applied to almost any area of a home or commercial building. It’s applied using a large truck-mounted rig that mixes the foam and sprays it onto walls, floors, attics, basements, roofs, and other areas of a home or metal building where insulation is needed.
The resulting airtight insulation and sealant creates an effective barrier that reduces energy costs, prevents water damage, improves air quality and makes a space more comfortable to live or work in. Many people that have spray foam in their homes or buildings say they notice the difference immediately after it’s installed.
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When a space is properly insulated, it can be maintained at a stable temperature for longer periods of time, which makes it easier to control the heating and cooling of the building. This can lower utility bills significantly by decreasing the amount of time a heater or air conditioner needs to run.
Other benefits of proper spray foam insulation are that it prevents air leaks which reduces indoor pollutants like mold, dust, and dander. It also helps with regulating air flow and allows for less strain on HVAC systems.
A word of caution when getting spray foam insulation is that if it’s done by someone without the proper training or licensing, it may impact your ability to sell your property or get a mortgage if you decide to move in the future. This is because lenders may be hesitant to lend money on properties with spray foam insulation unless they are professionally installed.
Keystone Premier Spray Foam Insulation
8 Azalea Dr, Windsor, PA 17366, United States
717-501-3718