Cementitious Foam Insulation

cementitious foam insulation is a type of foam that is injected into the cavities of walls and ceilings. It is used to insulate both new and existing buildings. It is a great way to insulate walls without the need for an entire remodel, because it can be applied into drywall and existing fiberglass.

Foam Insulation is an excellent choice for insulating your home and saving energy. It has a high R-value, blocks outside sound and is moisture and mold resistant. It also has many other benefits that make it one of the best options for your home.

There are different types of foam insulation: closed cell, spray and open cell. Closed cell is the most common, and it has been used successfully for years.

The advantages of this type of foam are that it can be applied anywhere and does not sag or sink over time like traditional insulation products. It also has an R-value of around 3.2 per inch, making it a very effective insulator.

Its high density and low expansion means it is more durable and will not crack or collapse over time, which makes it a great option for older homes that may need to be retrofitted. It is also a fire retardant and pest inhibitor.

Spray foam insulation is a great choice for both new and old homes, but should be installed by a professional. Because of its flammability, it should be installed by a licensed contractor.