During the winter and summer months, home insulation plays an essential role in creating a balanced temperature throughout your home. This is especially true when it comes to the heating and cooling systems. Adding spray foam insulation will allow these systems to function less hard to maintain the desired temperature, saving you money on your monthly energy bills.

The spray foam material itself is made up of small pockets that are designed to fill the nooks and crannies that are often missed by other types of insulation materials. These small pockets of air make it difficult for heat to pass through the foam, thus preventing energy loss and cutting your energy bills.

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Aside from energy savings, spray foam will also seal your home against unwanted air infiltration and pests. Openings like cracks and holes in your attic or crawl space can offer easy entry points for rodents, bats, and bugs. These insects are attracted to the warm, insulated surfaces found in your crawl and attic spaces. When sprayed, spray foam closes these openings and offers no food value to these pests.

Spray foam insulation can be applied by qualified contractors to your attic, attic hatches, knee walls, and other areas in your home. These professionals will first prep the area by removing any existing insulation and ensuring that the area is clean and free from dust and debris. They will then mix two chemicals (isocyanate and polyol resin, typically) at the tip of a spray gun. The combination of these two chemicals causes the foam to expand in place.

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