As a leading local provider of spray foam insulation, we take pride in the work we do for property owners, contractors, builders, and others.
As a trusted provider of insulation services, Patriot Spray Foam Insulation can handle a wide range of needs in residential and commercial structures. But one question we often get asked relates to spray foam insulation and how it differs from other materials. If you aren’t familiar with this type of insulation, or you want to know more about it, allow us to tell you more about the advantages it holds.
Spray foam insulation is applied by spraying a mixture into an open space. As it dries, it hardens and expands, creating an airtight barrier that seals gaps and provides excellent insulating properties. The material is ideal for sealing off exterior walls, ceiling cavities, and floors to restrict air loss.
The two different types of spray foam insulation are called open-cell and closed-cell. Open-cell insulation creates an airtight seal but doesn’t restrict against moisture. Closed-cell is watertight, protecting against the harmful effects of moisture within a space. We typically recommend closed-cell insulation to our clients, as it provides maximum protection. When applying this material, we spray it into open spaces and allow it to expand.
As a leading local provider of spray foam insulation, we take pride in the work we do for property owners, contractors, builders, and others. Before placing any type of insulating material, we will assess your space and explain the best options. Our estimates are complimentary and transparent, allowing clients to make informed decisions. Contact us if you have questions or would like to get an estimate for spray foam insulation services at your Massachusetts property.
