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Dear Jeff,
I have been very pleased with the three roofs you have installed for me and continue to refer others to you. The solid insulation under the roofing has reduced the air-conditioning bills in the shops behind the Village Inn by as much as $100 per month per space during the hottest summer months. Not only has it reduced tenants bill but has also made their spaces more comfortable. I hope the same results will be achieved with the heating bills in the winter. I appreciate your idea to install rigid insulation and the quality of work that you have done. I am only sorry that I had not met you prior to doing many of the other buildings that I own or have owned over the years.

Building Owner
 
 

What is spray polyurethane foam?

Spray foam Cutaway
Spray polyurethane foam is a remarkable versatile material that provides proven solutions to a great range of challenges in the construction and manufacturing industries.

  • Seamless & self-flashing
  • Lightweight (no tear-off
  • Non-penetrating
  • Superior insulation
  • Lowers energy costs
  • Watertight & durable
  • Sustainable system
  • Renewable warranties
  • 35-year track record

What are the benefits of SPF?
SPF is environmentally friendly, contains no formaldehyde or ozone depleting chemicals, saves energy* and reduces the use of fossil fuels, thereby reducing global warming gases. It also assists in providing good indoor air quality, requires less energy to produce than the leading insulation, and reduces the amount of energy required to transport and install it. SPF is durable, maintains physical properties over time, contributes little to the waste stream, and in a single product (depending on the formula and project) can take the place of three-four other products, including insulation, air barriers, sealants, vapor retarders, and weather barriers.
*SPF reduces energy use in the following ways:

  • Has high R-value per inch (open-cell 3.5 per inch and closed-cell 6.0 per inch)
  • Eliminates air infiltration
  • Helps control moisture and condensation
  • Reduces convective currents in walls and attics
  • Eliminates wind washing
  • Effective at low and high temperatures
  • Provides the correct environment so that the ventilation system performs more efficiently

Other benefits include...

  • Closed cell SPF adds structural strength and glues a building together, thereby making it more resistant to racking events, such as hurricanes and high winds.
  • SPF reduces noise from outside by air sealing the building.
  • Closed-cell SPF can provide an added barrier against water intrusion.

 COMFORT:

  • SPF reduces drafts and increases comfort.
  • SPF helps maintain a comfortable, constant, temperature throughout the building, from room to room and floor to floor.

HEALTH:

  • SPF assists in improving indoor air quality.
  • SPF reduces the infiltration of outside air pollutants and soil gases.
  • SPF can reduce moisture condensation and mold growth within the building walls and roof.

VALUE:

  • Excellent insulation efficiency of SPF can reduce heating and cooling usage dramatically.
  • HVAC equipment can be down-sized, thereby reducing construction costs.
  • SPF will not sag or settle.
  • SPF can eliminate the need for separate housewrap and vapor retarders.

ENVIRONMENT:

  • SPF helps conserve energy, reducing CO2 emissions.
  • SPF contributes LEED credits for sustainable, green construction.
  • SPF can help reduce structural damage caused by high winds.
  • SPF contains no formaldehyde or ozone depleting substances.

 
Is Spray Polyurethane Foam Safe?
    Yes, cured spray polyurethane foam is relatively inert and studies indicate that SPF does not release toxic gases or leach harmful chemicals into the soil.
Applicators and other persons within a close proximity to the spray operation could be exposed to fumes and spills beyond OSHA and NIOSH requirements. Precautions should be made for applicators, helpers and building occupants to be protected from these fumes, mists and spills. Typically for the applicator this would include respirator, solvent resistant gloves and protective clothing. The zone where protective equipment is required can vary depending on the amount of open space and free ventilation. For example on a roof top, outside of a few feet the fumes dissipate rapidly, while in an enclosed room, fumes and mists can build. Each job should be assessed and a safety plan developed specific to the application.

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