Elite Spray Foam Solutions LLC

Choosing spray polyurethane foam insulation for your home or business brings a multitude of benefits that extend beyond just improved energy efficiency. This advanced insulation solution not only has excellent insulation properties but also significantly outperforms traditional pink fiberglass insulation in almost every aspect. One of the most immediate benefits you'll notice upon installing spray foam insulation is the substantial reduction in energy usage, with the potential to cut household energy consumption by up to 50%. This efficiency is largely due to the foam's ability to stop air leakage and infiltration, ensuring that cooled or heated air remains inside, maintaining a comfortable indoor climate year-round. In addition to enhancing thermal efficiency, spray foam insulation contributes to a healthier indoor environment. It significantly reduces the potential for mold, mildew, dust, allergens, and pollen to enter your home, thereby improving indoor air quality. Moreover, its capacity to reduce outdoor noise results in a quieter, more serene living space. Structurally, the use of closed-cell spray foam strengthens and adds rigidity to walls, offering increased resistance to external pressures and impacts. It also plays a crucial role in deterring pests, as the material is not a food source or suitable nesting ground for insects and rodents, thus significantly reducing the likelihood of infestation. Another key advantage of spray foam is its moisture resistance. By preventing moisture penetration, it greatly reduces the risk of mold growth, a common concern in many homes and businesses. Additionally, closed-cell spray foam eliminates the need for a vapor barrier, streamlining the installation process and providing superior moisture control. Spray foam insulation can also enhance the efficiency of your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. By reducing the heating and cooling load, it's possible to downsize HVAC equipment by up to 30%, leading to fewer repairs and breakdowns and overall lower operational costs. This improved efficiency means the initial extra cost of spray foam often pays for itself within the first three years through reduced energy bills. Another hallmark of spray foam insulation is durability; it won't sag, shift, or degenerate over time, ensuring it continues to perform effectively for the life of your building. This long-term performance contributes to a higher resale value of homes insulated with spray foam, making it a smart investment in the future value of your property. Finally, spray foam insulation is a bio-based, non-toxic material, underscoring its role in creating a healthier and more comfortable living or working environment. By choosing spray foam, you're opting for a sustainable, high-performance insulation solution that delivers benefits well beyond its primary function.

Fiberglass batts will not stop air leakage. Blown-in cellulose will slow down air leakage. However, spray foam will STOP air leakage. Spray foam is also mold and moisture resistant, unlike fiberglass and cellulose. Fiberglass batts have an R-value of about 3.5 per inch. However, this is not a true R-value since there is no air seal. Blown-in cellulose has an R-value of about 3 to 4 per inch) but also no air seal. Our spray foam insulation has a true R-value of 3.8 - 6.8, depending on the density of the foam we use (1-inch thickness). Fiberglass batts can sag over time, and blown-in cellulose can settle over time, leaving sections of the stud cavity uninsulated. Spray foam insulation completely adheres to the wood studs and sheathing, resulting in a permanently sealed barrier against air penetration and leakage. Spray foam will add strength and rigidity to your house. FEMA now requires homes in hurricane-prone areas to be constructed with spray foam insulation to withstand a storm's powerful winds better.