Spray foam roof and attic insulation improves energy efficiency and indoor air quality while reducing energy costs and exterior noise. As a spray foam roof and attic insulation company, Eskimo Insulation has the experience and expertise to apply spray foam to your roof and attic that will save on your heating and cooling costs for the life of your home. As a leading new construction spray foam provider, Eskimo Insulation can assist you with all your needs.

Much of your home’s energy loss is due to air leaks through gaps and cracks in the attic. Spray foam fills these gaps and cracks, creating an airtight seal that keeps exterior and interior air out.

Benefits of spray foam roof insulation and spray foam attic insulation:

• Eliminates air infiltration
• Reduces the size of A/C system
• Saves money on energy bills
• Saves money on the cost of the A/C system
• Eliminates dust, pollen, and allergen infiltration
• Makes home quieter
• Does not deteriorate
• Reduces the probability of mold
• Reduces overall heat load
• Custom fit to every cavity
• Makes attic neater, cleaner, and more enjoyable to work in
• Reduces the wear and tear on your A/C system
• Provides structural integrity to the roof
• Protects attic appliances

Spray foam insulation – as opposed to conventional insulation – is installed on the bottom roof deck. This stops heat from entering the commercial or residential building while traditional insulation is installed above the ceiling, allowing weather conditions to reach the attic. Eskimo Insulation is a leading provider of new construction spray foam, where this type of insulation is mainly used.

What is spray foam made of?

Sprayed polyurethane foam is a chemical product made of isocyanate and polyol resin. These two materials are mixed inside a spray foam gun, creating the spray foam, which expands 30 to 120 times its liquid volume. This product is completely safe and contains no urea formaldehyde or carcinogens.

How long does spray foam last in the attic?

Spray foam will last for the life of your home. Once installed, moisture does not affect it, and it will not sag over time. It is also insect and fire-resistant.

What is the best attic insulation to use?

Spray foam is available in open-cell and closed-cell forms. Open cell foam has a lower density, but both products provide excellent thermal insulating value and prevent air infiltration. While both foams work great in the attic, we recommend using an open-cell foam as it is denser and more rigid, allowing for complete moisture impermeability.

Eskimo provides more facts and answers to frequently asked questions about your spray foam attic insulation projects. Contact us today to learn more about our spray foam roof insulation and new construction spray foam capabilities.

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