Spray foam insulation sticks to surfaces like concrete and wood, making it ideal for use in new constructions or remodeling projects. It is sprayed onto walls and roofs, as well as under floor spaces, around vents and other fixtures. The result is an airtight seal that not only insulates but also strengthens the integrity of a structure. That means that your walls will last a lot longer and that any fixtures you install like paintings, shelves and picture frames won’t come loose as easily either.

One of the biggest benefits of spray foam insulation is that it improves indoor air quality by stopping polluted outdoor air from entering your home. With an airtight seal, bugs, ants or rodents can’t take hold inside your wall cavities and it stops dust and other allergens from getting into your HVAC system where they can clog up the airflow.

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Another way that spray foam insulation can save you money is by reducing the amount of energy your heating and cooling systems use. The insulated walls keep conditioned air trapped in the house, so your HVAC systems won’t have to work as hard to create a comfortable temperature throughout your home, which will lower your energy bills considerably over time.

When deciding whether to do your own spray foam installation or get in touch with a professional, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors advises you to make sure you have all the relevant paperwork from the installer to help if you ever need to sell or re-mortgage your property in future. This includes independent test certificates awarded to spray foam insulation by organizations like the British Board of Agreement (BBA).

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Waupaca, WI 54981”
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