New Generation Spray Foam can be installed in new construction homes, pole barns, or existing residential and commercial structures. If there is existing fiberglass insulation in the structure, it should be removed before the spray foam can be applied. Spray foam is an insulator that clings to the walls and ceiling of a home, so it does not need to be placed in between wall cavities. If there is an open space to fill, the spray foam can be sprayed into a hole or gap to seal it, which can make this type of insulation a great option for tight spaces.

The spray foam is comprised of an inert polymer, which allows it to have an indefinite lifespan. This longevity makes it a cost-effective choice for homeowners who want to lower their energy bills and create a greener household. Spray foam also provides a protective barrier against moisture and mold growth, which can contribute to rot and health problems in the house.

Improving Home Comfort with Spray Foam Insulation

When professionally installed, spray foam envelops all the holes and cracks in a building envelope to prevent air leaks and maintain a steady temperature in a home or building. This helps HVAC equipment run more efficiently and saves energy costs in the long run.

Another benefit of spray foam is that it reduces noise that travels through exterior walls, which can be a big help in maintaining friendly neighbor relations. It also reduces allergy-causing particles like pollen and dust that can trigger itchy eyes and runny noses.

New Generation Spray Foam
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