Spray Foam Insulation 

Closed-cell foam insulation is used to insulate sections of buildings like walls, ceilings, and roofs. It has a high R-value, meaning it provides excellent insulating power, and also serves as a vapor barrier. The material is extremely dense and has a smooth, rigid finish. Closed-cell foam can be applied in thin layers and is appropriate for both new construction and retrofits. It is an excellent choice for homes in southern Alberta because it can help withstand the harsh cold weather. 

Open-cell foam insulation is a lightweight material that is used to insulate walls, ceilings, and floors. It is a cheaper alternative to closed-cell foam insulation, but it does not have as high an R-value. Unlike closed-cell foam, it does not serve as a vapor barrier, but it does offer excellent soundproofing properties and is well-suited to spaces that require noise control such as home theaters or music rooms. In homes situated in moderate temperatures at all times of the year, open-cell foam insulation is a suitable option.

Closed-cell foam insulation has a higher R-value than open-cell foam insulation, meaning it provides better insulation and reduces energy costs. It also has superior water resistance properties, making it an ideal choice for homes in humid or coastal regions. On the other hand, open-cell foam is a more cost-effective option and is an excellent choice for spaces that require noise control. It's essential to consider your location and requirements to choose between the two options.

Before deciding which type to use, it's worth considering factors such as budget, location, and environmental factors. For instance, the closed-cell foam insulation option is a better fit if your home is in an area with high humidity. Open-cell foam insulation may be your go-to pick if you're working under a strict budget. 

Before we can provide an accurate estimate for installation, our team needs to assess your property's needs and dimensions. Factors that influence cost include the size of your home or business, the number of walls and ceilings that need insulation, and the type and thickness of foam required. Other factors that may affect cost include the accessibility and age of your property, any pre-existing structural issues, and how densely the foam gets sprayed.

This material requires low maintenance compared to other types. Nonetheless, it's essential to schedule routine maintenance to ensure no water or gas leakage. This regular maintenance will ensure the insulation maintains its efficiency. Our team of experts can help you determine the type of maintenance service needed, the regularity of such services, and the cost of the maintenance package.

It is highly durable and can last up to 25 years. It is also fire-resistant and waterproof. However, like any other insulation, tear and wear occur, which can cause damage that may require repair. In such cases, our team of experts can inspect your property and offer a cost-effective repair solution tailored to your property's needs.