If you’re a homeowner looking to reduce your energy bills and environmental impact, spray foam insulation is an excellent choice. It provides both an insulator and air barrier, sealing out outside air that causes heating and cooling costs to rise. Its unique design allows it to fit hard-to-reach places and complex structures, insulating in areas where other materials can’t.

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The sprayed foam expands to fill small gaps in walls and ceilings, creating an airtight barrier that prevents outside moisture from entering your home. This prevents the buildup of mold, rot and other water damage over time, saving thousands of dollars in repairs. It also helps your air conditioner and dehumidifier work less hard, reducing your energy usage and utility bills.

It’s important to know exactly how much insulating spray foam you need before you get started. If you apply too little, it won’t be as effective, and you may end up paying more in utility bills over the years. Conversely, applying too much insulation can be costly and potentially damaging to your building.

The most important consideration when choosing your spray foam is its blowing agent, the chemicals that cause it to expand and trap air bubbles within. The most common blowing agents are hydrofluorocarbons or HFCs. These compounds have a global warming potential (GWP) over 3,400 times that of carbon dioxide on a per-kilo basis. HFCs are now banned by most green certification programs, including Passive House. Spray foam manufacturers like Demilec are making the switch to low-GWP alternatives, delivering eco-friendly solutions that meet customer demand.

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