Residential Services
Spray Foam Insulation
Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) is a versatile insulator and sealant that creates a continuous air barrier on many surfaces in homes or buildings including roof walls and concrete slabs. Polyurethane spray foam is made by mixing two fast-reacting liquids isocyanate and polyol resin that expand as a foam when mixed.
Fiber Glass Insulation
Fiberglass insulation helps increase the thermal efficiency of buildings by better maintaining desired temperatures in enclosed spaces for both heating and cooling. Its thermal performance reduces a homeowners utility bill while protecting non-renewable fuel sources and providing occupant comfort (used in conjunction with appropriately sized heating and cooling units).
Blown-in Insulation
The inflatable material seals in the cooler interior ceiling temperatures in the summer and prevents hot and cold air from escaping. By effectively sealing small cracks and crevices this material improves ventilation and air conditioning performance increasing indoor comfort and saving energy. Some homeowners report energy savings of up to 50 percent and the installation typically pays for itself in two to four years.
Polyurethane Foam Jacking
Polyurethane foam slab jacking offers a newer, less labor-intensive alternative for raising sunken concrete slabs and walkways replacing the cement-based grout mixture typically used for slab jacking with a two-part polyurethane that reacts and expands with enough force to fill voids and raise concrete.