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your complete satisfaction. So, we guarantee that we are providing the best solutions to our customers by offering Grade 1 installation. Our team of highly skilled employees enable us to provide reliable, high quality solutions that meet customers’ needs and building code requirements.

Spray Foam Insulation and Coatings

Closed cell spray foam is a denser and more common type of polyether foam. Closed cell foams have higher R-values than other types of foams and feature better insulation because of its very high resistance. Closed cell EMI foam are also more resistant to water degradation or penetration, which includes moisture build-up.

Closed cell spray foam is made up of cells that are, as the name suggests, completely closed. The cells are pressed together, so air and mositure are unable to get inside the foam or pass through

Crawl Space Insulation

A properly sealed, moisture-protected, and insulated crawlspace will increase comfort, save on energy costs, improve the durability of the home, and reduce entry of moisture, radon, and other potential irritants or pollutants into the home. Whichever design is used, the keys to an effective crawlspace insulation is to have a moisture control by installing a vapor barrier, seal all air leaks between the conditioned space and the outside prior to insulation installation and properly installing the correct insulation levels and making sure the insulation coverage is continuous and complete.

Attic Insulation

A very important source of heat loss from a house is through the roof and attic. Attic insulation is a thermally insulated, protective interior procedure involving the use of loosefill materials, polyurethane foam or batt insulation. There is a difference between insulating a pitched roof and a flat roof, and there is a difference between cold or warm loft insulation. A cold roof insulation requires insulation at joist level to stop heat escaping through the unused roof space and a hot roof is insulated between and under the rafters of the roof itself.

The purpose of roof insulation is to reduce the overall heat transfer coefficient by adding materials with low thermal conductivity. Roof and attic insulation in buildings is an important factor to achieving thermal comfort for its occupants. Roof insulation as well as other types of insulation reduce unwanted heat loss and also reduce unwanted heat gain. They can significantly decrease the energy demands of heating and cooling systems. It must be said, there is no material which can completely prevent heat losses, heat losses can be only minimized.

Insulation Removal

If your attic or crawl space has old insulation, it is time to get them evaluated. Old attic and crawl space insulation is often inefficient and could lead to unnecessarily high energy bills. contaminated attic insulation, on the other hand, could have been the result of pests like rodents and birds that entered your attic or crawl space, which can lead to an unhealthy home. If either of these situations are the case, it’s time to remove insulation from attic spaces to maximize the safety and energy-efficiency of your house. 

Wall Insulation

Cavity wall insulation is used to reduce heat loss through a cavity wall by filling the air space with material that inhibits heat transfer. This immobilizes the air within the cavity, preventing convection. 

Installing insulation in your walls during the process of building or renovating a house increases the energy efficiency of the building, which saves money on heating and cooling. Insulation also helps to buffer sound. Whether you want to use spray or fiberglass insulation batting, the proper steps and techniques should be used to do the job right.