aascipsw attic insulation is applied as a liquid, which expands as it’s sprayed to fit all the nooks and crannies of your home. It can reach spaces that fiberglass batt insulation can’t – and it can also fit around joists, vents, and other obstructions. This versatility helps ensure that your entire home is insulated and energy efficient, rather than leaving gaps where cold air could get in or warm air can leak out.
Comparing Spray Foam Insulation to Traditional Insulation Methods
The foam is made up of tiny pockets that create barriers to heat flow, and it can be sprayed in places that can’t be insulated with other materials such as cellulose or fiberglass. It can also conform to the unique design of your home, insulating hard-to-reach areas or complicated structures like domed ceilings. The resulting home is more energy efficient, reducing your energy costs and improving your comfort while helping you do your part for the environment.
Spray foam insulation has a higher R-value than other forms of insulation, and it is highly effective against air leakage. This is one of the major causes of high energy bills in homes, allowing hot air to escape in the winter and cool air to leak out in the summer. Spray foam insulation prevents air leakage by creating a tight seal in your walls, attic, or crawl space.
When you hire a professional to install spray foam insulation, they will use a large truck or trailer that contains a special machine known as a “rig.” The rig is designed to mix and spray the spray foam insulation consistently with excellent coverage, while ensuring the temperature is correct.
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