Unlike fiberglass and cellulose insulation, spray foam insulation doesn’t break down or lose its efficiency over time. The material will last as long as your structure does, reducing the need to replace it. This reduces the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and helps to save energy. It also aids in protecting structures from mold and mildew.

When spray foam is installed in a home, business, or other building, it creates an air seal and prevents air leakage. This is a major cause of high energy bills. It is not uncommon for a home to lose enough energy to fill two blimps each day, but spray insulation can stop this and reduce your energy costs.

Another problem that spray foam can help to resolve is condensation on walls. This occurs when there is a big difference between the temperature outside and inside the house, which causes water to form on the surface of the walls. This can damage the paint and wallpaper on your walls. Spray insulation can stop the condensation and prevent it from happening, keeping your walls in good condition for longer.

Sealing the Gaps: Enhancing Energy Efficiency with All Out Insulation in Glen Rose

The installation process for spray insulation can take as little as a day in a home. It is often quicker in commercial and agricultural buildings because the construction process usually moves faster there. In addition, the spray insulation is quick to dry, so there is no waiting around for it to finish.

Central Texas Spray Foam Insulation offers both open and closed-cell spray foam. Closed-cell spray foam dries into a more rigid substance than open-cell, which adds to its structural strength and gives it an R-value that is higher per inch. The density of the foam also means that it is less likely to get wet and mildewy than other types of insulation, which can lead to serious problems.

All Out Insulation
1664 A Co Rd 2010, Glen Rose, TX 76043
(254) 396-6124