New Construction
Superior Insulation for Ultimate Comfort and Efficiency
Why Closed Cell Foam For Your New Build
Spray foam insulation in new construction offers flexibility in application, allowing for efficient insulation in various designs and layouts. It ensures long-term energy savings and optimal building performance, meeting or exceeding energy efficiency standards and contributing to sustainable building practices.
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Enhanced Comfort:
Spray foam insulation maintains even temperatures throughout your home, reducing hot and cold spots. It also minimizes the infiltration of allergens, dust, and pollutants, improving indoor air quality.
Energy Efficiency:
Superior insulation reduces energy consumption for heating and cooling, leading to significant savings on utility bills. Additionally, reduced energy usage contributes to a smaller carbon footprint, making your home more environmentally friendly.
Noise Reduction:
Spray foam acts as a barrier to sound, reducing noise from outside and creating a quieter indoor environment. This improvement in sound insulation enhances the overall comfort of your home.
Structural Integrity:
The rigid nature of spray foam adds structural strength to walls and roofs. This enhancement improves the overall stability and durability of your home.
Closed Cell Vs Competition
Fiber Glass
Closed-cell spray foam can save between 20-50% on energy bills compared to traditional fiberglass insulation. This is because fiberglass often allows air infiltration through gaps and does not provide an air or moisture barrier.
Cellulose Insulation
Closed-cell spray foam can offer 20-40% more energy savings than cellulose insulation. Cellulose can settle over time, reducing its effectiveness and leaving gaps for air leakage.
Wool/Cotton Insulation
Closed-cell spray foam is superior to wool and cotton insulation due to its non air permeable and moisture resistance properties, which enhance overall energy efficiency, durability, structural strength and conforms to irregular shapes, offering a comprehensive solution that wool and cotton insulations cannot match.
Open-Cell Spray Foam
Closed-cell spray foam generally provides about 10-20% more energy savings than open-cell spray foam due to its higher density and better air and moisture barrier properties.