EcoHome Spray Foam can significantly reduce heating and cooling costs by creating a sealed thermal envelope. It can be sprayed into tight spaces such as nooks and crannies and is especially effective where gaps exist. It is also capable of absorbing water vapor, which makes it an excellent choice for moisture-prone areas such as basements and crawlspaces.

Homeowners should be aware of the risks associated with spray foam insulation, including a possible risk of respiratory illness. If the chemicals used in spray foam are mixed incorrectly, they can off-gas amines and isocyanates that can make people sick. This is typically the case if DIY kits are used, but can also happen if professional contractors fail to follow proper application procedures.

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The chemical components of spray foam are stored in two separate hoppers or tanks and transported separately through a hose to the tip of a spray gun, where they are sprayed and mixed together by a high-pressure gas or liquid. The spray atomizes the chemicals into tiny droplets that are able to penetrate into tight spaces, where they create an air and vapor barrier that is much more effective than a standard batt insulation.

Closed cell spray foam is the better option for most homes because it’s physically stronger and creates an effective vapor barrier. However, it’s more expensive than open-cell spray foam.

If your home is in need of spray foam insulation, you can trust the professionals at EcoHome. We can professionally assess your home, provide personalized recommendations and transform it into a comfortable and energy-efficient haven. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation!

EcoHome Spray Foam
3601 Lebanon Rd, Lebanon, TN 37087
(615) 573-4106