Spray Foam Insulation

Move over fiberglass, there is a much better product out there that will beat you by any qualitative measurement there is. For homes, office buildings, warehouses, factories or retail buildings, there is no better insulation product on the market. It will save significantly on your energy bill and maximize your home or building’s energy efficiency.  Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF), also known as Spray Foam , can be used in new construction or to retrofit homes attic.

Advantages

There are numerous advantages to using Spray Polyurethane Foam over traditional insulation material. First, it helps create a virtually impenetrable envelope around your home or building. That prevents outside elements from getting inside. That includes heat, cold, dust and pollen. It keeps moisture out preventing mold. Other types of insulation cannot do that to the extent that SPF can. Fiberglass will sag over time. Spray foam is permanent and will not

Spray foam insulation is particularly well suited for the Florida climate. Moisture in the environment degrades fiberglass and other insulation over time that will not happen with spray foam insulation.

Energy Efficient

Because it creates such a powerful barrier to the elements it will cut down on your energy bills and has a rapid payback for your investment. It creates a more stable inside environment making your house or building consistently more comfortable. It will reduce the load on your air conditioning and heating and reduces capacity requirements for your HVAC.

SPF has the highest R value (resistance to heat) of any insulation. It is double that of fiberglass. Given the prohibitive heat of Florida, a high R value will help keep a home or building cooler than traditional insulation.

Spray foam insulation is so strong and dense it actually strengthens the entire structure.

Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) insulation can be used for:

• New Construction
• Attic Retrofits

As the video on this page clearly points out, the application of spray foam is an art. It requires a great deal of training to do it correctly.  Additionally, the integrity of the spray foam may be compromised if the mixing of the chemicals is done improperly. It is important that you find a qualified spray foam installer with experience to get the most out of spray foam insulation. Call A to Z Coating today for a free assessment to see if SPF is right for you!