Spray foam insulation is applied as a liquid and expands on site to fit the unique design of a structure or home. This creates a customized airtight envelope to keep the home warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

The air sealing of spray foam is a significant advantage over fiberglass and cellulose insulation. This prevents heat loss through the walls, attic and roof. It also stops the transfer of heat from hot to cold and vice versa in a home, reducing energy costs.

A home insulated with spray foam will have a higher R-Value than the same house insulated with traditional insulation. This R-Value is a measurement of the resistance to heat flow through the structure, with higher R-values providing greater thermal efficiency.

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Spray foam insulation is used in many different applications, including in attics and crawl spaces of older homes, rim joists in new construction or pole barns, and concrete block walls. The spray insulation rigs are equipped with advanced technology that ensures the perfect mix and application of spray foam insulation every time. The equipment is operated by trained professionals who know how to troubleshoot and fix issues that may arise during the installation process.

When deciding on an Insulation Contractor to install spray foam in your home, make sure the company has a specialty training program and is licensed and insured. In addition, it should be able to provide testimonials from other homeowners who have received services from the company. It is also important to check with your mortgage company before having spray foam insulation installed on a property you plan to own or re-mortgage in the future. This is because some lenders are refusing to lend money on properties that have spray foam insulation.

Georgia Insulation
2317 Danbury Ln, Gainesville, GA 30507, United States
(770) 549-9561
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