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Spray Foam Insulation

Our polyurethane spray foam forms a better seal in your attic, walls, and basement, increasing the efficiency of your heating and cooling systems by preventing any leakage. This means the air you’ve paid for stays inside – and the weather stays out. In addition, our spray foam insulation will increase the value and structural integrity of your home, making it an investment that pays big dividends over time.

Blown Attic Insulation

If your power bills are unusually high, or you’ve noticed your home getting drafty in spots, then air leakage in your walls and attic may be to blame. In that case, blown insulation is a very cost-effective solution to the problem.

Insulation Removal

While attic insulation is easy to “set and forget,” there are times when insulation removal is needed, whether it be for renovating purposes, or to simply maintain a comfortable and safe home. At Insta-Insulation, we’ll assess your insulation situation to determine if insulation removal is needed.

Insta-Panels

INSTA-PANELS® are insulated R-11 foam panels made of rigid polyurethane foam, covered in steel or fiberglass on both sides. INSTA-PANELS® are designed to be used as affordable and durable slab insulation and have all the benefits of regular sprayed-on polyurethane foam but in a clean and portable solution.

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"Whenever I need insulation work done on my shows or for my construction company, it’s Insta I call." ~ Bryan Baeumler

What’s the difference between R40 and R50 and R60?

Related to: General

“R” is referring to R-Value. An R-Value is given to a product to indicate the ability for the insulation to resist heat flow. The higher the R the better the resistance to heat flow in most cases. When assessing your insulation needs it is always best to think of heat transfer. Example heat leaves your home in the winter and heat comes in from outside in the summer, or we insulate a freezer so heat does not get in rather than cold getting out. R-Value is not the only thing to consider when choosing the insulation you use in your home. Air tightness is as important if not more important. Air leakage accounts for 40% of a home’s energy loss. By tightening your home the insulation will be much more effective, this is why spray foam is so superior to fiberglass batts. Other examples of foam being superior to batt insulation would be freezers, water heaters and refrigerators. If fiberglass batt is so effective why are all high performance products moving to closed cell insulation?