While it’s true that spray foam insulation can be more expensive than cellulose or fiberglass, this type of insulation is also far more durable and does a much better job of sealing a home or commercial building. As such, it tends to have a lower cost of ownership over time.

This powerful insulation is ideal for new construction projects, attics, crawl spaces, and rim joists. It also works well in older homes and buildings, as long as the walls are in good condition. The reason that spray foam is so durable is because it contains a polymer that does not decompose or absorb moisture, making it resistant to mildew and mold growth. It also prevents ants, bugs, and rodents from taking hold inside wall cavities.

Spray Foam Insulation: Enhancing Soundproofing in Your Home

In addition to helping to regulate indoor temperature, open- and closed-cell spray foam insulation improves interior air quality. It creates a powerful seal that makes it impossible for outside contaminants to enter the home, so HVAC filters will not become dirty or clogged as quickly. This translates into better and healthier indoor living conditions for families.

Additionally, spray foam insulation is a green product that helps protect the environment. Its blowing agents are derived from hydrofluorocarbons, which have a low Global Warming Potential (GWP) of 1, whereas carbon dioxide has a GWP of over 3,400. Choosing this energy-efficient spray insulation will reduce the use of climate control systems, which is good for the planet and saves homeowners money on electricity bills.

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