Unlike traditional insulation, spray foam is flexible and expands to fill all the cracks and crevices in walls and other areas. It is especially effective for soundproofing rooms and buildings, as well as reducing vapor transmission. In addition, it provides superior air sealing capabilities, which leads to significantly reduced energy costs. In fact, homes and buildings insulated with Tiger Foam typically recoup the cost of installation within one year through lower utility bills.

Spray foam insulation is an extremely versatile product that can be used in a variety of projects, including attics, basements, crawl spaces, pole barns and metal buildings. It can also be applied to the underside of roofs or around vents and other openings in walls. The most popular type of spray foam is open cell, which has tiny pockets that allow it to seal small gaps and voids. This helps increase the R-value per inch and minimizes vapor transmission. Closed cell is a more dense and rigid option that reduces the transfer of heat while providing excellent air sealing.

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The type of insulation you choose depends on your project, budget, and skill set. While spray foam can be purchased in DIY kits, it is generally best to hire a professional to ensure proper application. Professionals will know how to properly mix the chemicals and apply them in even layers without sagging or swelling. In addition, they will be able to identify any areas that need additional attention and can help you achieve the highest energy-efficiency and comfort possible.

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