The science behind spray foam insulation in Holt MI is fairly simple. Contractors use two different chemicals, polyurethane and isocyanate, in a unique mix that expands upon application, filling every nook and cranny for complete protection. This is what makes spray foam an effective insulator, able to resist both conduction and convection and to stop air leaks.

It also doesn’t compress, sag or settle over time. Spray foam is a great choice for new construction, rim joists, attics, crawl spaces and existing homes, commercial buildings and pole barns. It also can be used to seal gaps around electrical outlets, light fixtures and windows and doors.

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Unlike fiberglass and cellulose, spray foam is very durable, and can resist damage from insects, rodents, water, and even some fires. It’s also very cost-effective, allowing homeowners to significantly improve their home’s energy efficiency and comfort.

Before installing spray foam, it’s important to prepare the area by cleaning and scrubbing away any debris, dirt, dust or other particles that could affect the final results. Then, contractors can proceed with the application. They’ll typically begin by spraying a thin coat of foam over the entire surface, then finish off by applying a second coat to achieve maximum coverage.

Closed-cell spray foam is more expensive than open-cell, and provides a better moisture barrier. It’s a good option for humid climates, such as here in North Carolina.

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