Green Earth Spray Foam  is a popular option for high-performance homes because of its excellent thermal and air barrier properties. It also helps discourage rodents, insects and bats. It can be used in walls, roofs, pole barns and other structures. It is typically more expensive than other insulation materials, but it offers superior performance.

The cost of installing spray foam depends on the size of the area and complexity of the job. Professionals have access to the latest equipment that allows them to achieve consistent coverage and proper expansion consistently throughout an entire project. For this reason, many homeowners choose to hire a contractor rather than attempt a DIY installation.

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When choosing a professional, look for one that emphasizes expertise and experience. They should have an established track record and demonstrate an understanding of the unique challenges associated with installing spray foam. Look for companies that use low GWP blowing agents. BASF Walltite CM01 and Genyk Boreal Nature are two examples of closed-cell spray polyurethane foams that are manufactured using blowing agents with a lower global warming potential than HFCs.

During the installation process, contractors must mix two liquid chemicals from separate containers to create spray foam. They then dispense them through a special applicator gun that atomizes the ingredients into tiny droplets and maintains the right temperature. This enables them to create a high-quality product that meets R-value specifications. The spray foam fills every nook and cranny in walls and other structures, making it very effective at blocking heat flow. It can even help prevent condensation on exterior walls when there is a large difference between internal and external temperatures.

Green Earth Spray Foam
1891 Prospect Church Rd Lawrenceville, GA 30043
678-792-0402