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Why Choose Spray Foam Insulation?

HOW SPRAY FOAM INSULATION WORKS

Fiberglass insulation is glass-based thermal insulation. Glass is a poor conductor of heat. As heat tries to pass through the fiberglass insulation, the glass fibers form tiny pockets of air, which slow down the rate of heat transfer.

WHERE TO USE SPRAY FOAM INSULATION

attic flooring and crawlspaces.

Fiberglass insulation is available in two primary forms; Batts and Rolls, and Loosefill Insulation. Batts come in pre-cut lengths designed to fit conventional

Rolls are longer pieces of insulation which are fabricated and cut to the desired length during the installation process. Rolls are more commonly installed for the

Loosefill fiberglass insulation is designed to be blown (or sprayed) into place. Specialized equipment is used to apply the loosefill fiberglass insulation. Loosefill fiberglass insulation is ideal for and it can be applied over existing insulation.

wall framing cavities.

attics,

THE PRO'S & CON'S OF SPRAY FOAM INSULATION

Pro's: Fiberglass insulation is low-cost, effective, and easy to install. It can absorb up to 99% of the sound waves that come into contact with its surface, making it one of the most effective sound reducing insulators. Fiberglass insulation produces less dust than cellulose-based insulations, and creates a cleaner air atmosphere. It is formaldehyde-free, and naturally fire-resistant, making fiberglass insulation one of the safest form of insulation available.

Con's: Fiberglass insulation is an excellent insulator for conductive heat transfer, but its effectiveness is limited against radiant heat transfer, and it provides no air sealing to address convectional heat transfer.

Our Recommendation: Fiberglass insulation is the best choice if you are updating existing attic insulation in a home. It is lightweight and can be installed over existing insulation. Fiberglass insulation can also be a great choice for new construction projects due to its low-cost and ease of installation. To optimize the effectiveness of fiberglass insulation, make sure all air gaps are well sealed, and couple it with a radiant barrier.