Spray Foam Insulation FAQ
Settling, visible gaps, inconsistent indoor temperatures, or high energy bills are indicators that insulation may need maintenance or replacement.
Adequate insulation helps manage moisture and temperature fluctuations, which can prevent structural deterioration over time.
Proper insulation helps reduce drafts and moisture accumulation, which can limit the growth of mould and allergens.
If properly installed, spray foam insulation can last the lifetime of your home. Unlike traditional insulation, it won't settle or lose effectiveness over time. It maintains its shape and performance for many years, requiring no maintenance or replacement.
Yes, it is safe when installed by a professional using certified materials. Once cured, modern spray foam products are non-toxic and environmentally friendly. However, ensuring the installation follows safety protocols to avoid exposure to chemicals before the foam has fully cured is essential.
Yes.
Spray foam insulation offers lifetime protection.
It fills and seals all voids, nooks, crannies and pockets, forming an air barrier around your home or building.
Spray foam insulation does not offer any usable food source or nesting materials to mice or
other rodents.
Yes. In fact, it reduces airborne dust and fibres and creates a draft-free environment.
No, it is formaldehyde-free.
Yes. It has no off-gassing, VOCs, or CFCs.
Yes, this foam will adhere to any clean, dry surface.
While the initial cost of installing spray foam insulation may be higher than traditional fiberglass, the money you save in utility bills year after year makes it a worthwhile choice in the long run. The foam usually will pay for itself in about 5 years.