Tired of dealing with cold drafts during the winter, allergies during the spring, and humid rooms during the summer? Spray foam insulation is the most effective way to totally insulate your home from the outdoor elements.
Spray Foam Insulation can seal any building from air and moisture intrusion, saving you money on costly utility bills, strengthening your home against cold spells, and protecting your family’s health from dangerous mold.
Unfortunately, many traditional insulating materials, such as fiberglass, don’t stop moisture and tend to suffer from mold over time. Spray foam is a long-lasting and versatile material that is flexible enough to fill any gap in your walls and easy enough to apply without intrusive home maintenance.
EnergySmart offers spray foam insulation for the following applications, including:
- Residential, Commercial & Institutional – Attics, Basements, Walls, Ceilings, Crawl Spaces, Pole Buildings, Metal Buildings
- Industrial – Pipelines Trench Breaks, Water Tanks, Chemical Tanks, Storage Tanks
- Agricultural – Turkey Pens, Poultry Pens, Mushroom Farms, Winery, Produce Storage
Why Other Insulation Materials Fall Short Compared to Spray Foam
While just about any insulation is better than no insulation, no form of insulation on the market offers the benefits or thermal resistance that closed or open-cell spray foam insulation does.
Other materials like fiberglass, foam board, and loose fill suffer from problems related to:
- Air Leaks: Traditional insulation materials don’t create an airtight seal, allowing for air leaks and lost heat.
- Settling: Loose fill fiberglass often settles or shifts over time, leaving gaps that compromise thermal protection
- Mold and Degradation: Poorly ventilated fiberglass and cellulose can absorb moisture, leading to mold growth, rot, and a shortened lifespan
In NEPA’s frigid environments, lesser insulation materials may not be enough to create a proper thermal barrier, especially if you have no existing insulation at all.
Spray Foam Is the Most Superior Insulation Material on the Market
Not only does closed-cell spray foam have the highest thermal resistance value of any insulation material, but it also expands to fill loose gaps, preventing air leaks. This two-in-one combo provides superior insulation resistance and air sealing all in one package.
Using an expert installer like NEPA EnergySmart, we can guarantee that your spray foam insulation will provide:
- The Best Thermal Resistance Available: Our closed and open-cell spray foam can help you meet EnergyStar thermal requirements for Pennsylvania’s climate zone.
- Decades of Uninterrupted Performance: Spray foam can last between 50-100 years or longer under ideal conditions.
- Air Sealing Properties: Spray foam can help air seal your attic, basement walls, rim joists, or exterior walls to prevent air leaks.
- Allergy Resistance and Sound Proofing Benefits: Spray foam can help reduce seasonal allergy symptoms and provide a sound barrier between your home and the outdoors.
For more information about how spray foam can benefit your home, contact the experts at NEPA EnergySmart for your free quote!
Benefits of Spray Foam Insulation
- Stops air and moisture infiltration
- Makes your home more comfortable
- Saves on energy costs
- Adds strength to the building structure
- It is permanent and will not sag
- Keeps dust and pollen out
- Eliminates Ice Daming
- Improves Air Quality
- Reduces capacity requirements, maintenance and wear of HVAC equipment
- Meets all building codes
- Leak free monolithic seal over your entire roof deck
- Self flashing
- High insulation value / rapid payback with energy savings
- Strong adhesion and wind uplift resistance
- Weather resistant
- Lightweight and high strength
What Is Spray Foam Insulation?
Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) is applied as a two-part liquid component that chemically reacts to form a rigid plastic-like material that structurally ties the studs and exterior sheathing, forming a monolithic wall barrier. Spray foam creates an air seal that prevents air from flowing into and out of your home, preventing outdoor pollutants like smog, dust, pollen, and bugs from entering your home.
Spray foam also creates a seamless moisture barrier that inhibits mold and bacteria growth. In turn, this can reduce humidity in your home, as well as the spread of mildew and disease. Lastly, spray foam will significantly increase the R-value of your home while also providing a natural sound barrier.
Spray Foam Insulation Is Green & Eco-Friendly
- Spray foam can reduce energy usage by up to 40%, reducing your carbon footprint
- Spray foam is made from renewable materials, such as castor, soybean, and vegetable oils
- Spray foam has an incredibly small carbon footprint
- Spray foam does not release toxic fumes or chemicals.
- Spray foam contains zero ozone-depleting chemicals
- Spray foam lasts longer than most insulating materials
- Spray foam improves indoor air quality







