Attic insulation consists of two resins that combine to create a high-density polyurethane foam. It’s used in new construction, old homes, metal buildings and pole barns. The foam is sprayed into walls, attics and crawl spaces using specialized rigs with computer-controlled machines that ensure that the rig is delivering the exact right amount of foam in every shot.
Compared to fiberglass batt insulation, spray foam insulation offers superior coverage. This is because it is applied directly to the surface and expands to fill all gaps, nooks, and cracks. This makes it a more cost-effective option for homeowners who want to add insulation to their existing home or commercial building.
Energy Savings
This type of insulation creates an air-tight seal, which reduces thermal loss in a home or commercial building. This means that less warm air is lost in winter and cold air is prevented from escaping in summer, resulting in significant energy savings.
Foam insulation also prevents moisture from leaking into the home, which can cause mold growth, rot, and mildew. It also helps to stop pests from getting inside the house, reducing their infestation and damage. It diminishes noise transmission and gives you a quieter, more peaceful indoor environment.
Foam insulation is environmentally friendly, especially if it’s closed-cell spray foam. Closed-cell foam is a bit more expensive than open-cell spray foam, but it has fewer health risks and is more durable. It uses blowing agents with a lower GWP and has other environmental advantages, such as biodegradable plastics, post-consumer recycled materials and natural oils.
Lx5 Insulators of Tulsa
3139 N Lewis Ave Tulsa OK 74110
(918) 626-0327
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