Insulation Contractor creates an impenetrable tight seal that prevents air flow between walls, floors, and ceilings. This significantly reduces energy loss, which is a major cause of high utility bills and uncomfortable indoor temperatures. It can keep your home up to 30% more energy-efficient than traditional batt insulation.

It’s also highly versatile, with a wide range of applications in residential construction. This type of insulation is perfect for attics, basements, crawl spaces, and even on the roof deck of your home. It is also ideal for new construction, as it can be applied between the studs of your frame.

Customer Success Stories: iFOAM of South Charlotte, NC’s Spray Foam Insulation

Unlike aluminum radiant barrier sheathing, which is limited to use in attics, closed-cell spray foam can be sprayed throughout the entire structure of your home. It conforms to angular corners and junctions, sealing gaps, nooks, and crannies that would otherwise allow heat, cold, moisture, insects, or water into a home.

In addition to improving the energy efficiency of a home, spray foam also reduces sound pollution. This is because open- and closed-cell spray foam insulation contains small pockets of air that are designed to absorb sound waves. This makes it possible to live in an urban environment without disturbing your neighbors with excessive noise pollution.

While the installation of spray foam insulation is relatively straightforward, it requires proper training to ensure consistent coverage and proper expansion. Additionally, the application surfaces must be properly cleaned before applying spray foam, as any dirt or other contaminants will affect its effectiveness. This is why it’s typically best to work with a professional.

iFOAM Insulation
3651 Centre Cir, Fort Mill, SC 29715, United States
(704) 259 4749