Wichita Falls, TX Wall Insulation
More and more, spray foam insulation is becoming the go-to for insulating walls in new builds as well as existing structures. It's easy to understand why really...spray foam insulation is able to fill the cracks and crevices that traditional fiberglass insulation can't effectively cover, helping to eliminate air leakage.
The good thing about spray foam insulation is that it not only seals the cracks, it also has a high R-value, improves in-door air quality, is affective at reducing outside noise, creates a moisture barrier, aids in animal and pest control, is eco-friendly, and much much more!
Renovating Existing Structures
Open cell and closed cell spray foam for wall insulation can increase efficiency, reduce energy costs, and improve the overall re-sale value of your property.
One thing to note however is that each project differs so reach out to one of our technicians for a free consultation. Our spray foam insulation contractors have experience servicing all types of structures including single family residences, office buildings and warehouses, pole barns, garages, room additions, and more. Our advisors will carefully consider each project and provide an honest assessment.
New Builds
The best way to insulate new structures being built today is using open cell and/or closed cell spray foam. Mainly, spray foam not only helps improve the energy efficiency for the overall envelope of the building, it can provide additional stability and support for the structure as well. Spray foam on new construction is great for insulating large structures, attics, garages, crawl spaces, and even wine closets or other rooms that require a controlled temperature.
Noise Reduction
With more people working from home, it's become even more important for homeowners and tenants to soundproof their spaces or at least reduce overall noise pollution. polyurethane foam, usually soft cell, is applied to interior walls to help cut down on noise pollution in homes and in office settings. If noise reduction is a concern for you, reach out and give us a call 940-209-1363 to discuss your options and learn about how spray foam can aid in meeting your sound dampening goals.
