Can SPF be used for other insulation purposes?

Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) is an incredible commercial roofing solution, one that we at R&A Contracting are proud to install for so many of our customers. What many business owners don’t know is that SPF has many other insulation purposes besides commercial roofing. With a little creativity and attention to detail, your home or office can be far more energy-efficient in a few key areas:
Wall Insulation
A recent study by the National Insulation Association (NIA) shows that up to one-third of an HVAC’s energy production is lost through uninsulated walls. The liquid installation form of SPF is flexible enough to conform to the insides of previously installed walls and create an air-tight insulation shield to prevent further energy loss.
Duct Insulation
Hot water loses its temperature when it has to travel through uninsulated walls or pipes. The same is true for your HVAC system. SPF insulation can be strategically applied around specific parts of your system’s ductwork to create a more energy-efficient environment. SPF insulation can also seal off hairline leaks and larger, more obvious holes in your HVAC ductwork. An efficient HVAC system doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Save your system from overworking by applying SPF insulation.
Attics and Crawl Spaces
Energy retention is at its lowest point out of the attic and roof of any structural building. By spraying SPF throughout your attic or crawl space, you can create a natural envelope trapping precious energy back into your living space. This helps maintain a comfortable environment that isn’t affected by energy loss above your head.
If your energy bill is a nightmare to open, you need a more efficient solution. Call R&A Contracting today to find out how SPF insulation can protect your home or office from leaking energy and skyrocketing your energy bills. Our veteran service and installation teams are experts at keeping energy costs down through SPF insulation. We can help you stop spending and start saving with SPF today!