Spray Foam Insulation Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Shallotte, North Carolina, noticed that their shed became uncomfortably warm in the summer and had difficulty keeping the cold air out in the winter. After reading great reviews on Google, they decided to contact Carolina Energy Conservation for an energy evaluation. Following an in-depth evaluation, it was determined that the best solution to the homeowner's problem was to install closed-cell spray foam insulation. Closed-cell spray foam is a perfect choice due to its ability to form a barrier that effectively fills gaps and prevents heat loss. With the spray foam installed, the homeowner will find it much easier to maintain a comfortable temperature in the shed throughout the year.

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Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) is a spray-applied plastic that is widely used to insulate buildings and seal cracks and gaps, making the home more energy-efficient and comfortable. SPF insulation is known to resist heat transfer extremely well, and it offers a highly effective solution in reducing unwanted air infiltration through cracks, seams, and joints.

Whether it is new construction, a renovation or a retrofit job, spray form can be a great investment in your home. Spray foam is a powerful insulation material with a high R-value and air barrier properties that give it the unique ability to fill the gaps and holes that could be difficult to seal. No other insulation product on the market can match the performance of spray foam without utilizing additional products or materials.

Spray foam can help to lower energy bills through reducing heat loss or gain, eliminating air leaks, and improving your home’s energy efficiency. A recent analysis showed that homes with spray foam can reduce energy usage up to 5,638 kWh per year compared to the same home insulated and air sealed with other insulation. This amounts a greenhouse gas reduction of 1,556 kg of CO2 per year or a 33% reduction in the annual emissions of a car.

Spray foam insulation and air barriers can reduce the carbon footprint from your home’s energy usage, which can help fight climate change.  Even better, spray foam houses are energy efficient and resilient.

Spray Foam can:

• Improve the comfort of your home
• Increase the energy efficiency of the home
• Reduce your energy bills
• Make your home stronger and more resilient