Spray foam insulation is one of the most popular ways homeowners upgrade their homes, saving them money on energy bills and making their homes more comfortable. The foam starts out in liquid form and is sprayed into tight spaces where it expands up to 60 times its original size, filling gaps and nooks and crannies that are hard for other types of insulation to reach. The foam seals air leaks and blocks convective heat flow, keeping outdoor polluted air out and breathable indoor air in.

But unlike fiberglass insulation, which is manufactured under climate-controlled conditions, spray foam is applied on the job — with little or no oversight. This leaves it vulnerable to poor workmanship, which experts say can cause long-term damage and mold problems.

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The industry says less than a tenth of 1% of spray foam installations fail, but critics aren’t buying it. They point to labor shortages in weatherization and home construction, saying too many contractors are jumping into the spray foam business without much experience or training. Some of them have even been using outdated equipment.

Starting a spray foam business requires some investment in equipment, but the right supplier can help you get up and running quickly with a quality system. They’ll also train you to use the equipment correctly and provide ongoing guidance. This means you’ll learn how to troubleshoot issues as they arise, preventing costly mistakes. You may also want to join organizations that support spray foam professionals, growing your network and sharing information with fellow members.

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2450 Krouse Rd Lot 309 Owosso, MI 48867
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