Considerations when comparing the cost of spray foam insulation with conventional insulation:
Pro Foam Insulation saves you money on heating and cooling your home. Here are just a few ways our advanced insulation benefits your bottom line:
Don't forget to consider the electricity bill (and your comfort level) in budgeting for your new home.
We offer an Energy Analysis Performance Report, run by one of the nation's leading thermal engineering firms, at a minimal cost, that gives you all the information you will need to make the correct decisions on your new home. Your HVAC unit will be sized properly for maximum energy savings.
The HVAC equipment can be installed on a sub-meter for guaranteed savings on your heating and cooling costs.
To maximize the energy efficiency of your new home we highly recommend the following:
Have the Energy Analysis Performance Report run on your new home.
You may have heard (or think) you can build your new home too air-tight. That simply is not the case. It's no coincidence that builders go to great lengths (and additional expense) to build homes that homes that are energy efficient and as air-tight as possible- with 2x6 walls, insulating sheathing with taped joints, thicker fiberglass insulation with vapor barriers, plate sealants, foaming around windows and doors, weather-stripped doors, upgraded windows and HVAC systems, the list goes on and on.
Your new airtight ultra energy efficient home will be engineered to maintain less than 50% relative humidity with your properly sized HVAC system. Dust mites and mold do not grow at that humidity level. It will be a healthier home.
Our Foam is an open cell, half pound per cubic foot, spray-in-place foam insulation system. It is sprayed into every crack, crevice and odd-shaped structural component to create a seamless air infiltration barrier (ENVELOPE) around the conditioned space. It is slightly air-permeable is a breathable (slightly permeable) air infiltration barrier that will not trap moisture. It is flexible enough to move with the building and not break the seamless air infiltration barrier.