Most moisture that accumulates in a home is due to uncontrolled air leakage. Since spray foam is such a superior barrier against uncontrolled air ventilation, this problem is virtually eradicated. In addition, the rigidity of the insulation once dried makes it impervious to water retention, and does not support the growth of mould or mildew.

The chemical mixture is applied by our trained professionals to the area required, such as the underside of roofs, inside walls and around windows or doors. A chemical process causes the spray foam to both expand and harden, completely filling all nooks and crannies while permanently adhering to any substrate. This creates a long-lasting seal against air, moisture, dust, pollutants and pests.

Yes, Spray Foam insulation can be effectively used to retrofit many areas of your existing home. Common areas for improvement include under or on top of roofing, in crawl spaces or foundations and under floors.  All of these options will drastically improve the energy efficiency of your home.

During application, the chemical process that the Spray Foam undergoes does release some gases. This is why during installation, our certified installers require that homeowners, family and pets leave the home for a period of time.  However, once dried, the Spray Foam releases no gas, odour or any other harmful emissions.  An on-site safety briefing is held at every job we do to ensure that your project is completed as safely as possible with zero lingering effects on neither your home nor the environment.