Spray foam insulation is an air barrier insulation sprayed on the roof and walls of homes. It’s made from a combination of isocyanate and polyol blend. It’s available in open and closed-cell varieties. Open-cell spray foam has small pockets that aren’t fully enclosed, which allows it to fill small nooks and crannies. Closed-cell spray foam has pockets that are completely enclosed, which makes it more rigid than open-cell spray foam. The type of spray foam used depends on the home’s climate zone and project details.
Why More Homeowners Are Switching to Spray Foam Insulation
The process for installing spray foam insulation starts with prep work. The crew cleans the area and removes existing insulation, if necessary. They then use a high-end rig to spray the foam insulation. The tech inside the rig makes sure that the foam is mixed and sprayed perfectly every time, regardless of weather conditions. Then the foam is sprayed onto the attic, crawl space, or rim joist in an existing house or into the uninsulated walls of new construction or pole barns.
The foam seals the building envelope and prevents air leakage, which is a major cause of energy bills. It also helps keep humidity from penetrating wood and causing mold growth. The experts at Bryars Spray Foam have been delivering superior spray foam insulation services to homeowners, commercial buildings, and contractors in west central Alabama since 2014. The company believes that a well-insulated home or business can lower energy costs and make life more comfortable.
Bryars Spray Foam
Elrod, Alabama
(205) 576-5009