Spray foam attic insulation can prevent heat energy from escaping a home, which lowers home energy consumption and results in significant savings on monthly utility bills. This insulation also acts as an air sealant to prevent nooks and crannies from letting moisture in. Unlike fiberglass batts, which are subject to shifts and gaps, open-cell foam insulation can still maintain its integrity after it’s applied to the wall, attic, or crawl space.

Because of its high-density, spray foam is also an effective noise absorber. It reduces street noise and traffic noise so that occupants can relax without distraction. The tight seal that it creates also cuts down on allergens, like dust and pollen, that can trigger runny noses and other allergies.

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While spray foam insulation is more expensive than fiberglass batts, the upfront investment is made back in just a few years with annual energy savings. It’s a green option, too, as it uses low-GWP blowing agents. (GWP is the amount of greenhouse gases that will be emitted into the atmosphere per kilogram.)

Whether you’re looking to enhance your home’s energy efficiency with attic or basement insulation or safeguard your home’s crawl space with a vapor barrier, 316 Insulation of Seattle has the solutions that fit your needs. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a free estimate. Our experts can assist you with choosing the right type of insulation for your home or commercial property. We provide expert service for a wide range of projects in Tacoma, Kent, Federal Way and the surrounding communities of Washington state.

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