Desert Spray Foaming Explains Spray Foam Insulation

spray foam insulation provides superior energy efficiency that lowers utility bills, saves on heating and cooling costs, protects against mold and mildew, and even helps prevent ice dams in the winter. It can be used in a wide range of construction projects, including new homes, pole barns, and commercial structures. It is also used to retrofit existing homes and buildings. It can be installed over a vapor barrier in existing walls or between wall studs. The professionals at Desert Spray Foaming will be able to determine the best product for your climate and ensure you achieve your R-Value goals.

Desert Spray Foaming: Expert Insulation Services

The foam comes in a liquid form and is sprayed into spaces where it expands to fill in the nooks and crannies of any structure. It can be applied in ceiling cavities, wall voids, under floors, and over attics. Spray foam is a highly durable material that doesn’t droop or crack over time, unlike styrofoam and fiberglass insulation.

Spray polyurethane insulation is made up of tiny pockets, called “cells.” If the cells are left open, it is referred to as open-cell foam and has a softer and more flexible texture. Closed-cell foam is denser and harder. Both types of spray foam are very effective, but the experts at Desert Spray Foaming will help you choose the right density for your project based on local weather conditions. It is important to prep the area prior to spraying. It should be free of dust, dirt, and debris to maximize its effectiveness. Professional installation contractors will use the right equipment to safely apply the foam, and they are able to handle spray polyurethane in sub-50°F temperatures. It is important to wear protective clothing, goggles, and a respirator when working with the chemicals.

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150 Fm 1429 Seminole, TX 79360
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