Having spray foam insulation installed in your home will reduce the overall energy consumption of your heating and cooling systems, which can have a significant impact on your monthly bills. The foam acts as both insulation and an air sealant, closing all the nooks and crannies that let conditioned air escape from your home. This significantly decreases the workload of your furnace and AC, which lowers your energy usage.

In addition to helping your HVAC system operate more efficiently, spray foam insulation also improves indoor air quality. Its airtight seal keeps allergens such as mildew, dust mites, and pollen from circulating inside your home. It also prevents moisture from penetrating into places like your attic and crawl space, preventing them from becoming damp, humid environments that require dehumidifiers or air conditioning to operate.

Advanced Seal Spray Foam Insulation for Attics: Maximize Energy Savings

Attic insulation is typically made from recycled materials, making it a more environmentally friendly product than closed-cell insulation. However, it tends to shrink over time and lose its insulating properties. Closed-cell spray foam, on the other hand, creates an air and vapor barrier in one, which means you won’t have to worry about installing separate vapor barriers.

If you’re considering insulating your home with spray foam, consider choosing a professional contractor rather than attempting to do it yourself (DIY). DIY kits are available for those who have confidence in their ability to perform the work safely and effectively. However, professionals can ensure consistent coverage and proper expansion of the foam throughout the entire project area. They can also monitor the temperature of the foam to ensure it isn’t deteriorating too quickly.

Advanced Seal Spray Foam Insulation
255 SW 60th Ave Pratt, KS 67124
316-531-9330