Green Earth Spray Foam can seal out air leakage, which accounts for up to 18% of energy loss in homes and buildings. It also prevents the transfer of heat between indoor and outdoor temperatures, making your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

The right insulation can dramatically reduce your energy bills. However, the type of insulation you choose and the way it is installed will make a big difference in its effectiveness. It’s important to find a quality installer who knows how to install your insulation properly, because if it’s not installed correctly, you could experience uncomfortable temperature fluctuations, increased utility bills, and moisture damage.

The Eco-Friendly Advantage of Spray Foam Insulation with Green Earth Spray Foam

When choosing an eco-friendly spray foam insulation, look for certifications like Greenguard and USDA BioPreferred. These certifications ensure the product has low chemical emissions, improving indoor air quality. It’s also important to know if the insulation is made from recycled materials, which can reduce your carbon footprint.

Open cell and closed cell spray foam insulation are different types of insulation that offer varying benefits for your building. Open cell spray foam is lighter and more pliable, meaning it’s easier to install in tight spaces. It can expand up to 100 times its size, filling every crack and crevice. Closed cell spray foam, on the other hand, is a more durable and long-lasting material that can resist moisture and humidity better.

Both open and closed cell insulation can be blown with a blowing agent that is free of CFCs, HCFCs, and HFCs, which help reduce the harmful effects of global warming. Our preferred eco-friendly spray foam insulation is Icynene’s nontoxic, soy-based insulation called Ecomate, which uses a renewable resource called methyl methanoate.

Green Earth Spray Foam
1891 Prospect Church Rd Lawrenceville, GA 30043
678-792-0402