When you have spray foam sprayed into your home, it forms little pockets of air that seal gaps and nooks and crannies. This custom air seal creates a barrier that blocks convection, meaning heat can’t pass through the insulation. A quarter inch of spray foam stops 99% of heat loss through convection, and 3 inches will stop 95%. This type of insulation is much more effective than fiber insulation.

The air-sealing qualities of spray foam will also help prevent dust and allergens from entering your home. This may result in fewer runny noses and itchy eyes during spring and summer. This is particularly important in newer homes, as spray foam is a great way to ensure that your new construction home will keep its integrity for years to come.

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Attic insulation does not contain any toxic chemicals that are harmful to your health, unlike many traditional insulation options that contain Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). It is safe for your home and for the environment. It’s also a greener option than cellulose, which requires a fireproofing treatment and is known to settle over time.

Spray foam is also very durable, a benefit that can save you money on repairs and maintenance in the future. It also reduces the amount of energy needed to keep your home comfortable, which can save you significantly on your utility bills. This savings can make your investment pay off in the long run, especially when you consider that it will increase the resale value of your home.

EcoHome Spray Foam
3601 Lebanon Rd, Lebanon, TN 37087
(615) 573-4106