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Spray Force has three options to choose from
We provide you with residential, commercial and industrial spray form insulation solutions.
Some Examples of What We Do
Attic Insulation
Is your attic's insulation over 20 years old? If it is it might be time to upgrade that insulation. Upgrading insulating is usually very difficult and expensive in other parts of the house unless you are already remodeling. That is because it is behind drywall. Your attic is a different situation and making that upgrade could be just what you need to make your home more efficient.
Crawl Space Insulation
Don't know what a crawl space is? It's exactly what it sounds like. A space that you have to crawl in. This makes it difficult to insulate and spray foam is truly your only insulation that is going to get the job done right. The flexibility of spray insulation makes it perfect for crawl spaces.
Garage Insulation
Do you use your garage for family gatherings, parties or work? Then insulating with spray foam is a really smart choice. Even if you don't do anything out there but park your car you still can't go wrong. At the very least you'll want the wall of the garage that is connected to your house spray foamed and the ceiling if you have living space above it.
Closed-Cell Spray Foam Insulation (ccSPF) works in all climate zones and is the preferred choice for use in New Brunswick because of its air sealing, vapor retarder and insulating characteristics.
Open-Cell Spray Foam Insulation (ocSPF) does have its place in NB but it is significantly less dense and is not as rigid as ccSPF. Open-cell foam is susceptible to moisture to moisture absorption and is vapor permeable. As a result, ocSPF may require an additional vapor retarder and is not advised in unvented attics, below grade applications or flood-prone sites because the product will absorb water.
Open-Cell Spray Foam Insulation (ocSPF) does have its place in NB but it is significantly less dense and is not as rigid as ccSPF. Open-cell foam is susceptible to moisture to moisture absorption and is vapor permeable. As a result, ocSPF may require an additional vapor retarder and is not advised in unvented attics, below grade applications or flood-prone sites because the product will absorb water.
No. Spray foam is made of resins similar to popular polyurethane varnishes for wood. Spray foam does not contain formaldehyde.
Spray foam is applied before the sheet rock is put in place but after plumbers and electricians have completed rough-in work. The spray-in-place product creates a bedding around the pipes and closes all penetrations in and through the exterior walls of the structure which completes a nearly monolithic insulating blanket. Spray foam can be installed quickly even in fairly extreme weather conditions. An average house of 1800 square feet may take a trained crew only 6 to 8 hours to complete.
Yes! Our spray foam product uses a new generation of environmentally friendly ingredients. Spray foam contains no CFCs. Also, its superior insulating capabilities dramatically reduce heating and cooling demands, reducing harmful emissions from power plants and home heating.
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