Find great tips & advice from Superior Insulation about adding Spray Foam to your commercial or residential space.
In the U.S., R-Value is used to describe insulation and it simply means the measurement of thermal resistance.
Thermal resistance is a measurement of temperature difference by which a material, in this case, spray foam insulation resists heat flow.
Insulation with a higher R-Value provides a more effective barrier to heat loss. Insulation with a higher R-Value leads to greater energy efficiency and cost savings, as long as the insulation is properly installed.
Read MoreWhile every major home improvement store carries DIY kits of spray foam insulation it’s not a good idea for you to install it yourself.
Spray foam insulation installation requires extensive experience and protective gear to avoid any hazards.
Spray foam quickly expands and there is a very fine mist that gets on everything when it is installed. Spray foam needs to be applied in a timely, efficient, and expert manner to have maximum results.
Too much or too little spray foam can create problems.
This is why a Professional Spray Foam Contractor is your best bet! Hiring a Professional Spray Foam Contractor gives you piece of mind and allows you the comfort of knowing things are being done right.
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