Spray Foam Insulation
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New Construction
Getting your home insulated with spray foam will not only increase the quality and value of your home, but it will create a more comfortable and healthy environment for you and your family. When spr
Existing Homes
Attics Your attic will greatly benefit from having spray foam applied. Spray foam installed in your attic can save you money on your energy consumption. Average savings can range anywhere from 20
Metal Buildings
Metal Buildings Spray polyurethane foam has been proven to be the most efficient insulation system for both residential and commercial metal buildings. Spray foam insulation provides a continuous, un
Roof Repairs and Coatings
Spray Foam Roofing When it comes to roofing, a spray polyurethane foam application provides a seamless monolithic roof system with no joints, seams or cracks so that moisture, heat and cold can’t get
Houston Bros. Spray Foam Insulation
Houston Bros Spray Foam Insulation is dedicated to providing you the protection that your home or business needs through Spray Foam Insulation. SPF (Spray Polyurethane Foam) is the leading product in insulation. Spray foam has the highest R-value of most traditional insulation systems and provided an air seal as well as a moisture barrier at 2 inches. Check out our Spray Foam FAQ to find out all the ins and outs of Spray Foam Insulation or check out our Spray Foam Insulation page to see some before and after pictures and learn about the Hot Roof System.
What are the Different Types of Spray Foam?
- Spray Foam is a spray-applied plastic foam that is sprayed directly onto walls, roofs, or whatever type of surface you want insulated. It is made of two different chemicals called isocyanate and poly resin.
- Open Cell Spray Polyurethane Foam. It has a lower density and is sponge-like in appearance. Due to its expansion ability during the application process, open cell foam fills cracks and crevices while adhering to most surfaces, smooth or irregular.
- Closed Cell Spray Polyurethane Foam. It has a higher density and each cell in the foam is completely closed. This type of insulation is more costly than open cell foam, but it provides a code-approved air barrier, vapor barrier and moisture barrier as well.