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If you’re experiencing cold walls, drafts, uncomfortable rooms, and high energy bills, little to no insulation in your walls is likely to blame.
Adding injection foam insulation to your existing walls can combat all of these issues with the air seal it creates.
You have a lot of options in front of you when considering insulation for your exterior walls.
While there are many options, not all of those options perform the same and may not be the best choice for your specific project.
Choosing the right insulation for your walls can be complicated, but hopefully, we have made it a little easier for you. Learn more about the pros and cons of each insulation option for your exterior walls so you can make the best choice for your home.
Check out how injection foam insulation can be added to your existing walls without the need to start a massive remodeling project.
Learn how injection foam insulation is installed into existing walls and how the install process can change depending on the type of siding.
Here’s everything you need to know about the cost of foam insulation for your existing walls, how it’s installed, and everything that’s included in the final price tag.
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You have questions about insulation, and we want to help you find the answers.
Eric Garcia, aka the Professor of Foam, explores topics on the most asked questions about spray and injection foam insulation and to help educate homeowners, contractors, and do-it-yourselfer's looking for answers.
Eric brings his vast knowledge in building science, training from spray and injection foam manufacturers, and practical experience from installing, selling, and managing a foam insulation business. He is also BPI certified and is currently the General Manager of RetroFoam of Michigan.
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