Spray foam Coastline Insulation is one of the most popular types of insulation available for homes and commercial buildings. It starts out in liquid form and expands up to 60 times its original volume, making it ideal for filling tight spaces such as air ducts or crawl spaces. It also provides a great solution for insulating existing walls, floors and ceilings or the underside of roofs. It’s often used in place of traditional fiberglass batt insulation or other blown-in insulation materials.

Spray Foam Insulation Saves Money

Up to 40% of a building’s energy is lost through air infiltration, which results in high heating and cooling costs for building occupants. Spray foam insulation can help reduce these costs by creating a custom air barrier and insulating every gap, crack and crevice in a home or business’s building envelope.

It can lower homeowners’ utility bills by preventing energy loss and allowing HVAC systems to work less efficiently. Because it can create such a tight seal, spray foam insulation can keep conditioned air in the living areas of a home and stop polluted outdoor air from entering the building, which can contribute to allergies.

When selecting spray foam insulation for your home or business, it’s important to find a qualified professional to perform the installation and application process. A certified installer will know how to properly apply the product to achieve consistent coverage and ensure proper expansion, which is necessary for optimal performance. There are two types of spray foam: open and closed cell. Closed-cell spray foam is generally considered the better option as it’s physically stronger and can offer higher R-values per inch than open-cell products. It also creates an effective vapor barrier and eliminates the need for an additional layer of drywall after application.

Coastline Insulation
268 Serenoa Rd Unit 2B, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
(850)-565-1027