Why Spray Foam: The Best Reasons to Choose Spray Foam Insulation

You will find Spray foam used in places such as Ceilings, walls attics, roof, decks, and floors. Its purpose is to provide flexible foam blanket that fills all cracks as well as providing a waterproof air seal in a home. This liquid expands to 120 times its original volume. The Spray foam is a great way of saving you energy which in turn saves you money.

The advantages of Spray foam are:

1. According to the Department of Energy studies. You can save up to 50 to 60% percent on your Heating and cooling compare to the traditionally insulated homes.

2. There is not a better insulation then Spray foam that is available at this time. Not only that but it also stops air infiltration and has low moisture permeability, stops condensation and don't forget the money you will save with your energy bill with the Spray foam.

3. The good thing with Spray foam is it maintains its air seal as other building materials expand and contract with changes of the weather since Spray foam remains flexible.

4. There is no need for wraps, taping or caulking when using the Spray foam as the Spray foam itself gives you a superior performances to those other insulations and it is competitively priced as well.

5. With the Spray foam because of the effective air seal it eliminates the gap sounds that travel through which includes household sounds such as human voices and stereo, television, vacuum cleaners noises such as those.
This in turn will make your house quieter.

6. The Spray foam also repels water. Therefore, it cannot support bacteria or fungal growth as it will not absorb water. With that it will not allow mold growth.

7. One of the best things about Spray foam is the health factor with this product. With most common fiberglass insulation it is listed as a carcinogen. This should be of concern since it is required to carry a cancer warning label.

8. When applying the Spray foam a air vapor barrier is formed around your home.

C.J.Gannon is a Retired Residential General Contractor and now writes for several construction companies to educate buyers on the process of Spray Foam Insulation .