We use the latest technology to provide your home, pole barn or any other building with a high quality installation of the most energy efficient insulation product on the market. When lower energy bills are your goal, NOTHING beats our Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation. Not only will it provide a great R-Value, but it stop air leakage and provides a vapor barrier. Don’t let your high energy bills continue to break your bank! Please call or email for a quick and free estimate Today!
Spray foam insulation has sound dampening qualities and this greatly reduces the sound that is transmitted between rooms and the sound that is transmitted from the outside to the inside of your home. Once you install spray foam insulation in Indiana, you will end up with a more peaceful and comfortable environment.
Cellulose and fiberglass insulation can hold moisture and this can lead to the growth of mold especially if the air has high humidity. Spray foam insulation is completely moisture free and once it is used in your entire home, it prevents dust, pollen and allergens from entering your home. It also helps to control the amount of humidity in your environment which decreases the risk of mold.
This is a factor that you could keep in mind if you ever want to sell your home in the future. In most instances cellulose and fiberglass insulation will need replacement within a few years, but spray foam insulation will last a lifetime. It does not get damaged and is quite sturdy.
Unlike traditional insulation techniques that invite unpleasant ‘visitors’ (e.g., pests and mice) into your home, foam insulation keeps bugs and mice away – unless of course, you let them in through the front door!
Naturally, hot air is easily conducted or transferred from the attic to your home (if nothing stands in its way), making you spend much more on cooling. Fortunately, spray foam attic insulation keeps the attic cool all day, resulting in a cooler, comfier home.
With attic spray foam insulation, there’s no need for radiant barriers or any of the other attic insulation techniques that attempts to keep the attic cool in Indiana.
During the installation process, Spray Foam expands to fill cracks and corners, creating a seal that keeps conditioned air inside, and unconditioned air outside. Most older attics also use a fan to attempt to vent the hot air out, adding to the loss of conditioned air that rises from living spaces below.
The chart to the left illustrates the dramatic difference Spray Foam can make when replacing traditional fiberglass insulation. Think of fiberglass insulation as a sweater—adding another sweater won’t stop the wind from blowing through the gaps and openings in your house. Only air sealing can completely shield your home from costly leaks.
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