Desert Spray Foaming Can Help You Meet Your R-Value Goals
When applied properly, spray foam insulation in Gaines County, TX reduces utility bills, saves on heating and cooling costs, protects against mildew and mold, stops ice dams in the winter, and increases comfort. This type of insulation is ideal for new construction projects and retrofitting existing homes or buildings. Experts such as those at Desert Spray Foaming can recommend the best product for your climate and ensure you meet your R-Value goals.
Spray foam seals tightly to prevent air leakage. This reduces a building’s energy consumption by making it harder to use heating and cooling systems. It also improves indoor air quality by stopping polluted outdoor air from entering the home or business, resulting in cleaner and healthier indoor air.
Spray Foam Insulation: How Desert Spray Foaming Ensures Energy Efficiency
A spray foam installer can use a blower door test to measure the amount of air infiltration at a home or building. This test accounts for air leakage in a three-dimensional space (length, width and depth) referred to as “board feet”.
Unlike other insulation materials, spray foam doesn’t compress or sag over time and provides an insulating barrier that is impenetrable by moisture. It can be used in crawl spaces, attics, and rim joists. It’s an effective choice for new construction and retrofitting existing homes, wood frame or metal buildings.
Foam insulation is non-toxic after it’s cured, but it does emit a gas that can cause blurred vision and breathing difficulties when spraying. The good news is that spray foam manufacturers have developed more eco-friendly blowing agents that are free of Chlorofluorocarbons, Hydrochlorofluorocarbons and other harmful chemicals.
Desert Spray Foaming
150 Fm 1429 Seminole, TX 79360
432-209-9154