Spray foam insulation acts as a barrier to airflow, creating a custom, airtight envelope within the building structure. This feature is a major benefit for homeowners, as it helps prevent heat loss during the winter and heat gain during the summer – saving you money on your energy bills.

Additionally, spray foam’s moisture-resistant properties help reduce the risk of mold and mildew growth and improve indoor air quality. Spray foam also has sound-dampening properties, which helps reduce the transmission of noise between rooms or from outside sources.

The thick insulation is also a good choice for new construction projects. It seals spaces around light fixtures and electrical outlets, and helps minimize the transfer of vibrations between floors and ceilings. It’s ideal for attics, basements, crawl spaces, and rim joists.

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While it can be installed DIY, a professional installation is recommended for larger jobs and areas where precise insulation performance is required. Professional installers can apply the insulation in tight spaces and achieve consistent coverage and expansion across the entire surface area.

When choosing spray foam insulation, opt for low GWP blowing agents. These have a lower global warming potential than HFCs, which have a GWP of 3,400 times that of carbon dioxide on a per kilo basis.

If you’re buying a property that has spray foam roof insulation, it’s important to make sure your surveyor knows about it and flag it in any reports. This will ensure that potential mortgage lenders can take the insulation into account when assessing the value of the property and may prevent future work that could be at your expense.

Green Earth Spray Foam
1891 Prospect Church Rd Lawrenceville, GA 30043
678-792-0402