Whether you are in the market for insulation for your new construction home or your existing home, spray foam is a great option. It is easy to install, especially in hard-to-reach spaces like the crawl space. It can also be sprayed around openings for electrical outlets and light fixtures, as well as around door and window frames.

Spray foam is very effective in Greenville, SC air leakage, which accounts for 25-40% of your heating and cooling costs1. The spray insulation expands up to 100 times its original volume, filling gaps and holes, making your home more energy efficient. This can help reduce your utility bills significantly, saving you money on energy costs over time.

In addition to improving your home’s energy efficiency, spray insulation can offer allergy relief for people suffering from seasonal allergies. The spray insulation creates a health-promoting air barrier that decreases sources of mold, pollen and dust mites that can trigger runny noses, itchy eyes and antihistamine use.

Spray Foam vs. Fiberglass: Which Insulation Is Right for You?

The RICS warns homeowners to keep records of any spray foam installation they have in case they decide to sell or remortgage their property in the future. They should also ask their installer for independent test certificates awarded to the spray insulation by accredited oversight bodies, as this may assist a surveyor in making a decision. Homeowners who have had their spray insulation removed should consult a professional to avoid damaging tiles, electrics and other materials. A professional can also advise on how to clean up the area afterwards.

“A-1 Insulation
”
“Greer, SC, 29651
”
864-506-4098