Spray foam insulation conforms to the structure of your home to seal gaps and voids and offers a higher R-value than traditional fiberglass batt insulation. The higher the R-value, the more effective it is at resisting heat flow.

Spray-applied foam 316 Insulation also provides design flexibility by fitting hard-to-reach spaces, as well as complicated structures such as domed ceilings. This means that you can create a high-performance, energy-efficient home with ease.

Unlike fiberglass batts, spray foam insulation is non-combustible and can be used in all areas of the home including attics, crawl spaces, and rim joists. It can also be sprayed onto walls, foundations and pole barns, and is a great choice for new construction or retrofits.

Open and closed-cell polyurethane spray foams are both available in a variety of thicknesses. Both offer exceptional thermal performance, but closed-cell has the added benefit of being a moisture barrier, which helps prevent mold and mildew from forming in walls.

How 316 Insulation Ensures Superior Quality in Every Project

In addition, spray foam is highly durable and does not lose its shape over time like traditional fiberglass insulation can. It does not compress or sag, which means it will help your house stay more comfortable for longer.

When choosing a contractor, consider their experience level and the quality of the spray foam they use. A reputable installer will utilize a specialized rig that ensures the foam is properly mixed and sprayed at a consistent temperature for maximum efficiency and results. In addition, they will always choose a low-GWP blowing agent, which has less impact on global warming than traditional HFC-based products.
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