Whether you are building new, renovating existing, or designing a building, Spray Foam Insulation Myths can keep you from achieving the energy efficiency and comfort you want. It’s important to separate Spray Foam insulation facts from myths so you can make smart decisions for your project and budget.

Myth: spray foam insulation foam is dangerous to install because it expands and can cause damage. Fact: If applied incorrectly, spray foam can be dangerous, but only if the material is not mixed properly. This is why the rigs we use to spray insulation have a computer inside to ensure that the foam is correctly mixed and applied. If you are worried about this, our technicians will walk you through the process and make sure that everything is safe.

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Misconception: Foam insulation is not good for homes located in cold climates because it does not block radiant heat like fiberglass batts do. Fact: Foam insulation can be used in cold climates and it provides significant cost savings by reducing air leakage and improving temperature control. It also helps reduce ductwork wear and tear, which can increase HVAC system costs over time. Homeowners often find that their return on investment with spray foam insulation is within three to five years.

Misconception: Spray foam has a high Global Warming Potential (GWP). Fact: You can choose spray insulation with lower GWPs that don’t sacrifice performance. Using foam insulation with a lower GWP allows you to meet code based on performance and reduce energy bills, making your house safer and more comfortable for your family, while lowering your environmental impact.

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