Attic insulation is an air barrier and an insulator, closing the nooks and crannies that allow outside air to infiltrate your home and conditioned indoor air to escape. As such, it cuts energy costs significantly during North Carolina’s hot summers and chilly winters.

It also minimizes allergens like mold and mildew, rodent waste, and pests, making your home more comfortable and reducing the need for costly remediation work. In addition, closed- or open-cell spray foam is made with low-VOC blowing agents that limit off-gassing.

Top Signs Your Home Needs Spray Foam Insulation

The insulating properties of spray foam can be applied to attics, basements, roofs, crawl spaces, rim joists, and knee walls in existing homes, pole barns and new construction. Once the spray foam is sprayed, it expands up to 40 times its original volume, filling all the nooks and crannies in your building.

The cost of spray foam insulation varies depending on the type and size of project and the region, with open-cell foam being less expensive than closed-cell insulation. However, the initial investment can be offset by long-term energy savings. With proper maintenance and inspection, your spray foam will continue to reduce your energy bills for decades to come.

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