Homeowners discover mold, water leaks and damage from shoddy fiberglass insulation work that was done poorly by contractors who do not follow industry standards. Some homeowners have been forced to pay for costly repairs and mold remediation years after a spray foam job went wrong. Despite assurances from spray foam manufacturers and installers that less than one-tenth of 1% of spray foam jobs fail, experts say homeowners have few protections from bad workmanship.
Typical Uses for EcoHome Spray Foam Insulation
Spray foam is a form of insulation that is applied with a hose to the attic, crawl space or rim joist in an existing home. It can also be sprayed into walls, floors and ceilings in new construction homes or pole barns. Spray foam insulation is a combination of two distinct chemicals, polyol resin and some form of isocyanate. When these chemicals are mixed together and sprayed they expand to fill every crack and crevice in the area being insulated, creating an airtight seal.
Spray foam insulation has high R-values that resist heat flow – conduction and convection – from warm to cold spaces. It is more effective than other forms of insulation. It stops energy waste and lowers utility bills, making your home healthier and more comfortable. It eliminates drafts and reduces noise, too, so you can relax in peace.
EcoHome Spray Foam
3601 Lebanon Rd, Lebanon, TN 37087
(615) 573-4106