HD Spray Foam is applied as liquid, then expands to fill the nooks and crannies where air leaks are likely to occur. It forms a seal to prevent drafts, which can account for 40 percent of the energy costs needed to heat and cool your home. It also stops the spread of mold, which often appears in homes without adequate insulation.

 

How Spray Foam Insulation Improves Energy Efficiency

 

Spray foam insulation also prevents condensation in wall cavities, which can form when there is a large difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures. This can lead to water damage, as well as an unpleasant and unattractive appearance. It’s important to choose a quality product that uses Class One fire-rated and moisture resistant materials.

Many brands of spray foam have been produced using blowing agents with high global warming potential (GWP) and ozone depletion potential (ODP). These chemicals contribute to climate change by causing the atmospheric layer to warm and lose ozone, resulting in the Greenhouse Effect.

Fortunately, the market has responded with a variety of options for homeowners who want to minimize their environmental footprint. Low GWP spray foams have been developed, including the popular brands JM Corbond IV, BASF Walltite CM01, and Genyk Boreal Nature.

While there are many benefits to choosing spray foam insulation, it’s important that you hire a professional contractor. Homeowners can purchase DIY kits, but it’s difficult for them to achieve consistent coverage and proper expansion if they are not experienced with the process. Professional contractors will have the technology to ensure proper application for optimal results.

HD Spray Foam
900 Pryor Ave, Pocola, OK 74902
(479) 856-5090