Spray Foam Insulation

Why Choose Spray Foam Insulation?

Spray foam insulation has become the insulation of choice for builders, architects and homeowners because of the myriad of benefits it provides, all stemming from its ability to provide a seal against air, moisture and thermal fluctuations all in one application.

Spray foam replaces traditional insulation like fiberglass batts and blown in cellulose, which existed as part of a vented attic system, installed in walls and used in crawlspaces. These traditional insulations act like loose blankets for a home and much like blankets, only work when air is not moving over, under or through the blanket.

Spray foam insulation expands to fills cracks and corners of attic roofs, walls and crawlspace joists, sealing conditioned air in and keeping unconditioned air out.

Premier Insulation Inc recommends spray foam because the benefits of this multi-barrier insulation are numerous and include:

• Lower energy bills due to less HVAC run time
• Longer HVAC system life
• Less dust and air pollutants in the home
• Equalized room temperatures
• Cooler and cleaner attics
• Lower carbon footprint
• Increased structural strength
• Increased value of home and lower home insurance

All of the above leads to lower energy bills and happier homeowners! Check out the  current rebates  that are available. For a FREE estimate, call us at (405) 659-1046.

Open and Closed Cell Insulation

Open Cell Insulation

• Semi-rigid, 1/2 pound light density polyurethane foam
• Applied as a liquid spray that expands 100 times its initial size within seconds
• Designed to make homes more energy efficient, quieter, healthier and more comfortable

Closed Cell Insulation

• Semi-rigid, high density 2-pound polyurethane foam
• Applied as a liquid spray that expands 15 times its initial size within seconds
• Provides greater performance than other equivalent insulation materials which are air permeable such as fiberglass

Spray foam insulation is the very best insulation available on the market today. It completely fills all cavities, sealing all cracks, crevices and voids where air loss and infiltration are most common.