Spray Foam Home Insulation

Spray foam insulation requires minimal maintenance. Regular inspections can ensure it remains in good condition, particularly checking for any damage or areas where air leaks might develop.

Closed-cell spray foam has an R-value of about 7 per inch.

Closed-cell spray foam acts as a moisture barrier, helping to prevent water intrusion and mold growth. Open-cell foam does not provide a moisture barrier and may require additional vapor barriers in some applications.

Spray foam insulation can be installed in both existing homes and new construction. For existing homes, it can be applied to attics, crawl spaces, walls, and other accessible areas.

Yes, spray foam insulation is safe when installed correctly by trained professionals. During installation, proper ventilation is essential to avoid inhaling fumes. Once cured, spray foam is inert and poses no health risks.

Spray foam insulation offers superior thermal performance, high R-values, excellent air sealing, moisture control, and soundproofing. It can significantly reduce energy costs by improving a building’s energy efficiency.

If you start noticing increased energy costs, your furnace turning on more often, ice dams building on your roof line, cold walls, condensation or water spots – give Superior Spray Foam a call and we can swing by to do a site visit. Please note that it’s not always possible to solve these issues without a remodel.

If we’re installing spray foam, you can expect a lifespan of up to 100 years. Blow-in insulation can typically last 20-30 years, but can settle over time – reducing its effectiveness.

It’s important that the space is cleared as much as possible, which will allow us to move about the space more quickly. Superior Spray Foam covers anything in the space that might be immovable, including windows and doors, but we request that everything that can be removed from the job site is.

Yes. There are various applications that can help deaden sound, based on the specifics of your project.

This varies depending on the scope of the project. Most installations average between 1 and 3 days.

I only spray closed-cell foam. Open-cell foam is not common in our region due to the climate.

We can spray foam when the substrate is between 20-90 degrees Fahrenheit.

No. We can only insulate when we have access to exposed studs. We’re unable to insulate by filling cavities.

Pricing will depend on r-value requirements and product choice. We offer free estimates that are good for 30 days, so you’ll have a pretty close idea of the total cost before you commit.

Spray foam helps create a seal and acts as a deterrent, but is not a repellent.

Yes. Spray foam is not safe to breath until it cures. You and your pets will need to vacate the premises during installation and for 24 hours after the project has been completed.