All the Good Things You Can Get from Spray Foam When it comes to home construction and renovation, we all know that there are a lot of things that you have to put in mind. Among the most important ones is the insulation that you are going to get. There are a lot of options for you but it does not make the whole thing of selecting any easier.
When you think of mold, does your mind wander to that loaf of bread you left on the counter too long? That type of mold is relatively harmless and tossing it in the trash quickly fixes it.
Other types of mold and mildew that lurk around your home are much harder to get rid of and hazardous to both your family’s and home’s health.
When allergy season comes around, you might blame pollen for your symptoms. However, you’d be surprised that your sneezing and coughing may actually be caused by the mold growing in your attic.
According to the Center of Disease Control, inhaling mold spores can cause symptoms such as skin irritation, difficulty breathing, stuffy nose, itchy eyes, and fever.
Spray Foam insulation is a wildly diverse product in its features and benefits as well as its very unique ability to be applied to a vast range of substrates. We are going to take a look at a number of various substrates that Spray Foam can be applied to and what steps should be taken to ensure proper adhesion and performance of the foam insulation. A general for all substrates that one may work with when spraying foam is that they must be clean, dry, and free of grease, oil, loose scale or rust, etc. Another rule to follow when spraying onto a new, unknown substrate is to spray a small 2’ x 2’ test area first, leave to sit overnight, and test for adhesion the next day before continuing to spray.
Spray foam insulation can help builders catch the attention of buyers, reduce construction costs, and save you money. Building more energy-efficient buildings & homes promote faster due to the lower energy bills that the consumer will incur. When compared to other insulation, it can reduce your overall construction time and money.
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