Products

spray foam insulation

Open cell and closed cell spray foam insulation will help to permanently insulate and air seal your business or home for as long as the building is standing. The material is great for soundproofing meeting rooms or houses and preventing heat loss. We fill every cavity with this expanding foam, so no holes are left, providing you with superior thermal, and air sealing.

open cell polyurethane

Open cell spray foam is an excellent insulation choice because it offers maximum air sealing capabilities. It is a great option for soundproofing houses and offices when installed in walls and floors because it effectively absorbs sound waves. Open cell spray foam is highly expansive and can effectively seal all cracks, gaps, and joints with a single application.

Closed Cell Polyurethane

Closed cell spray foam is also an excellent thermal insulation option and greatly reduces vapor transmission. Because of the versatility of closed cell insulation, it is a perfect insulation for metal structures, pole barns, basements, crawlspaces, and attics. This type of insulation is a more dense spray foam that provides more insulation value with less volume.

For more information about Spray Foam Insulation, visit the following resources:

Demilec (http://demilec.com)
Gaco (http://gaco.com)

blown-in insulation

blown-in cellulose insulation

Cellulose insulation is an environmentally friendly option because it is made up of 80% recycled newspaper, and although it is made of paper, a fire retardant coating is applied to reduce flammability. It is an excellent soundproofing and thermal insulation. The higher density of cellulose insulation makes for an air-tight seal, second only to spray foam insulation.

Blown-In and Batt Fiberglass Insulation

Made primarily of very fine glass fibers, blown fiberglass insulation and batt fiberglass insulation are the most commonly used products in the industry. Comprised of small glass bundles, fiberglass insulation is a lightweight and cost effective means of limiting both thermal changes and sound transmission in walls, ceilings, attics, and crawl spaces.

For more information about Blown-In Cellulose Insulation, visit the following resource:

Advanced Fiber (http://www.advanced-fiber.com)

air, thermal, and vapor barrier coatings

These fireproofing, air barrier, and vapor barrier coatings are available to add extra protection on top of new or old insulation.

air barrier systems

used to stop the movement of air into or out of the material, most often to control environments between air conditioned and non-air conditioned spaces.