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Are your floors cold in the winter? Is your attic unbearably hot in the summer?
These are just a few of the problems spray foam insulation can solve in your home. Spray foam insulation creates an air seal that helps improve the comfort of your home, as well as the energy efficiency.
You’re looking for energy-efficient insulation for your home, and you’ve come across spray foam.
Spray foam insulation can be used in the open cavities of existing homes like in the attic, crawl space, rim joist, or in the walls if they are exposed. It can also be used in new construction, commercial buildings, and pole barns.
Learn more about spray foam insulation, what it’s made of, how it works to make homes more comfortable and energy-efficient, and the differences between open cell and closed cell spray foam.
Learn about the factors that determine the cost of spray foam insulation for your project.
From ruining shingles to water absorption, check out these common misconceptions we debunk.
Check out the differences between open cell and closed cell spray foam insulation to help you determine which material will be best for your project.
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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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