Whether you’re building new construction or renovating your existing home, Attic insulation is an excellent investment. It can help lower energy costs, improve indoor comfort, and prevent moisture and pollutants from entering your house. You may notice a decrease in your utility expenses right away!

Unlike other insulation varieties, spray foam expands and fills the spaces around electrical outlets and light fixtures as well as any cracks or crevices that would otherwise go unnoticed. It also resists sagging or compressing over time. Additionally, spray foam creates an air seal that helps your heating and cooling systems work more efficiently by not having to compensate for lost air as they try to keep up with a constant temperature.

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Spray foam comes in two different varieties, open and closed cells. While both types of spray insulation offer many benefits, closed-cell foam is a superior product due to its density and rigidity. This makes it a great choice for homes and commercial buildings with wood framing and exterior walls/roofs, as it will hold the shape of the building, providing a stronger and more durable solution.

Open and closed-cell spray foam insulation both have advantages when applied to metal roofs and walls. They both resist moisture condensation in cold climates, which can be a major contributor to corrosion. They also both form a Class II vapor barrier and air barrier when properly installed, which is ideal for metal building applications.

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