Spray Foam Insulation Before & After Photos

Spray foam insulation is an effective method to protect the air created by your HVAC system and safely deliver it to the rooms of the home it is intended to heat or cool.  

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Conditioned air (Heated or Cooled) passing through HVAC ducts can be impacted by the temperature in the area the HVAC ducts are located.  Imagine 60 degree air passing through an HVAC duct.  If that duct goes through an attic in the summer the temperatures in the attic can reach as high as 120 degrees.  Cold air + hot metal HVAC duct = condensation.  It also means that cold air gets heated by the time it passes all the way through, making your home less comfortable than intended and causing your HVAC system to work harder.  The same is true in reverse during the colder months.  Spray Foam can be used to encapsulate HVAC ducts, keeping the conditioned air inside the way it was meant to be.  

Sometimes less is more.  This Springfield VA attic had areas with too little, and too much insulation.  Collectively it was not working to properly insulate the attic and home.  Our production team removed the existing insulation which was piled on and around this part of the frame and used spray foam to properly seal and insulate afterwards.  this created a better air seal and a much cleaner look for the attic space.  

This Arlington, VA homeowner was remodeling their home and wanted to use spray foam for their basement. Comfenergy recommended a closed cell spray foam without a thermal barrier for this project.  This type of spray foam was used for its ability to be a vapor barrier.  Also, the spray foam was being covered up by drywall, so there was no need for a thermal barrier.