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Stops air and moisture infiltration to seal your home to greatly reduce energy costs Adds strength to the building structure Makes your home more comfortable Reduces dust and harmful household mold and mildew Reduces capacity requirements, maintenance and wear of HVAC equipment Stops air and moisture infiltration to seal your home to greatly reduce energy costs Adds strength to the building structure Makes your home more comfortable Reduces dust and harmful household mold and mildew Reduces capacity requirements, maintenance and wear of HVAC equipment

Spray Foam insulation is sprayed into place by a trained Good Life professional. As with any open surface, the foam insulation can be sprayed after electrical and plumbing services are in place. It can be sprayed in attics, walls, basements, and crawl spaces to greatly reduce air infiltration and provide a more energy efficient dwelling.

Spray Foam Insulation provides a sealed thermal envelope. The insulation fills each cavity and void when applied. It contributes to the overall comfort and health of the occupants of a home because there are no loose fibers to move about. By reducing air infiltration, the insulation also reduces dust and harmful household mold and mildew. Spray Foam Insulation provides a healthier, draft-free environment with no harmful emissions that can cause allergic reactions.

The most damaging moisture within a building envelope cavity is the result of warm moist inside air being exchanged with the cold dry outside air within the walls. As the moisture in the air condenses, it forms dew within the insulation. Because foam insulation is an air seal, this moisture movement and condensation does not occur. It is ideal for use in climates where buildings are both heated and air conditioned because the situation is reversed in summer with moisture forming on the back of the interior vapor retarder.

Yes. Applying foam insulation under the wood floors or under subflooring not only creates an air seal and insulates the floor, but it also seals all the cracks and holes where rodents, insects, and spiders enter our homes. The foam will protect your wood floors from soil moisture rising from the ground which can slowly rot your wood. Installing fiberglass batts under your floors can be a problem because they tend to settle, creating an air gap where moisture can penetrate and wreak havoc on your wood, creating a more pleasant environment for insects and rodents.