spray foam insulation | Coastline Insulation

Spray foam insulation starts in liquid form and expands as it gets applied, sealing all the nooks and crannies where air leaks through. It’s ideal for hard-to-reach spaces like attics, crawl spaces and ductwork.

Unlike other types of insulation, Coastline Insulation -cell spray foam creates an effective barrier against both air movement and sound. Closed-cell spray foam provides even more protection by preventing moisture from entering the home or building. URL coastlineinsulation.com

Both closed-cell and open-cell spray foam provide a good return on investment, saving homeowners money on their energy bills year after year. The insulation keeps conditioned air inside the home, keeping heating and cooling systems from working as hard. That helps reduce energy usage, minimizing the amount of carbon emissions produced by your home and helping protect the environment.

How Coastline Insulation Provides Superior Spray Foam Insulation Solutions

In addition to lowering energy consumption, spray foam insulation can also help improve indoor air quality. It prevents airborne contaminants from entering your house, such as pet droppings, mold spores and dust mites. That means you can feel safe and healthy at home and won’t have to worry about your HVAC filter becoming clogged with debris and limiting the air flow of your appliances.

Homeowners should be aware that spray foam insulation off-gases volatile organic compounds during installation and needs to be properly ventilated. If possible, choose a spray foam contractor that uses low-VOC spray foam that doesn’t contain HFCs. The contractor should also make sure to thoroughly clean up and dispose of any materials used during installation.

Coastline Insulation
268 Serenoa Rd Unit 2B, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
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