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What We Do
What We Do
Foam insulation installation is a great way to improve the energy efficiency of your home. Las Vegas, Nevada is a great place to have this type of work done, as we experience HOT summers and fairly frigid winters. The cost of air conditioning in the valley has been at a steady increase and shows no signs of coming down; making insulation of homes a top priority for the eco-conscience and frugal.
There are a few things to keep in mind when you are thinking about having spray foam insulation installed in your home. First, you need to make sure that the company you hire is experienced and has a good reputation. There are many companies out there that claim to be experts in this field, but not all of them are created equal (this is where we come in).
About Our Company
About Our Company
Spray Foam Insulation Las Vegas is a company specializing in spray foam for homes and businesses. We are based in Las Vegas, Nevada; serving the entirety of Clark County. We have been in business since early 2020 (the height of COVID) and have installed over 500,000 square feet of foam insulation since our beginning. We are fully licensed and insured and our products are backed by a 15-year warranty.
We will work with both homeowners and contractors on new home builds! There is no project too big or too small for us to take care of. It is our company's mission to provide high quality insulation solutions to our friends, families, and neighbors of Clark County.
We also offer a variety of financing options to help our customers afford our services. We accept all major credit cards and offer easy financing for those who qualify. If you are interested in learning more about our company or our services, please contact us today. We would be happy to answer any questions you may have or provide you with a free quote.
What Is Spray Foam Installation
What Is Spray Foam Installation
Spray foam insulation installation is the process of adding a layer of foam to your existing insulation in order to improve its performance. foam is a highly effective type of insulation that can be applied to both walls and ceilings. It is made up of two components: an open-cell foam and closed-cell foam. The open-cell foam expands when it comes into contact with air, creating a seal that prevents heat loss. The closed-cell foam, on the other hand, does not expand and instead creates a barrier that reflects heat back into the room.
Areas We Apply Spray Foam Insulation
Areas We Apply Spray Foam Insulation
Roofing
Roofing
Spray foam roofing insulation is a great way to improve the energy efficiency of your home, especially for new construction homes. It is a process where a layer of foam is applied to the underside of your roof decking. This will help to reflect heat back into the home and prevent it from escaping through the attic.
Attics
Attics
Attic spray foam insulation is a process where a layer of spray foam is applied to the ceiling of your attic. This will help to reflect heat back into the home and prevent it from escaping through the attic. - When you double up on roofing and attic spray foam you are increasing your homes r-value and making it highly energy efficient
Walls
Walls
Just as it sounds instead of traditional fiberglass insulation which is placed in between your studs, spray foam insulation is sprayed on the inside of the walls of your home. This will help to better insulate your home as fiberglass can settle over time and leave gaps for heat to escape.
Crawl Spaces & Sheds
Crawl Spaces & Sheds
Pier or stilted homes that have crawl spaces and even sheds can be made more efficient with foam insulation. The foam that is installed will help to better insulate your home as well as keep moisture and pests out of the crawl space.
Whole Home Insulation
Whole Home Insulation
Older homes that have outdated insulation can benefit from having the insulation replaced with spray foam insulation. This will help to improve the energy efficiency of your home as well as increase its value.
Basement
Basement
Basements are often one of the biggest culprits of heat loss in a home. Basement insulating is the process of adding a layer of foam to your existing insulation in order to improve its performance.
Agricultural
Agricultural
Agricultural buildings such as barns and greenhouses can benefit from spray foam insulation. This will help to keep the building cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. It is also a great way to reduce noise pollution and keep your total r-value in check.
Commercial
Commercial
The growth of Las Vegas over the years has been pretty explosive. Running a business is expensive and it is even more expensive not to have spray foam insulation done when you are constructing your property. The heating and cooling costs for your business will be dramatically influenced by your insulation choices.
Benefits of Spray Foam Insulation
Benefits of Spray Foam Insulation
There are many benefits to having foam insulation installed in your home. Some of the benefits include:
Improved energy efficiency
An increased value of your home
Reduced noise pollution
Improved comfort
Reduced draft
Keeps pests out
If you are interested in learning more about spray foam insulation and how it can benefit your home, call us today. We would be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Types of Spray Foam We Use
Types of Spray Foam We Use
Closed Cell
Closed Cell
Closed cell foam is a type of insulation that is made up of tiny cells that are closed off from each other. This makes it ideal for use in areas where there is little or no airflow. It is also a great choice for areas where you need a high R-value, such as in an attic.
Open Cell
Open Cell
Open cellfoam is made up of cells that are not completely closed off from each other. This makes it a great choice for areas where there is good airflow. It is also a good choice for insulating electrical wiring or plumbing. Open cell spray foam has a lower R-value than closed cell spray foam, but it is still a good insulator.
If you are not sure which type of foam is right for your project, call us today and we can help you decide.
How Is Spray Foam Installed
How Is Spray Foam Installed
The foam is installed by a professional installer. The process usually starts with a site visit so that the installer can see the area that needs to be insulated and take measurements. They will also assess the type of insulation that is currently in place and make recommendations for removal or replacement.
Once the site visit is complete, the installer will prepare the area for installation. This usually includes putting down a layer of plastic to protect your floors and furniture from the spray foam.
Once the area is prepared, the installer will mix the two components of foam together and begin spraying it into the space. The foam will expand and fill the space. Once it is dry, you will be able to use the space that was once unusable due to poor insulation.
Why You Should Use Our Services
Why You Should Use Our Services
There are many reasons why you should use our spray foam insulation installation services. First and foremost, we are a highly experienced and reputable company. We have installed over 500,000 square feet of spray foam insulation and have a team of highly trained and certified professionals. In addition, we offer a variety of financing options to help our customers afford our services.
We also offer a variety of other services, such as:
Home energy audits
Home Building Consultations
Recommendations on R-Value maximization
If you are interested in learning more about our services or if you would like to schedule a free consultation, call us today. We look forward to helping you improve the energy efficiency of your home.
Learn About All of the Services We Offer!
Learn About All of the Services We Offer!
Air Duct Sealing
Attic Insulation
Ceiling Insulation
Cellulose Insulation Installation
Basement Insulation (homes pre 70's)
Doorway & Window Insulation
Floor Insulation Installation
Garage Insulation
Warehouse Insulation
Insulation Removal
Insulation Repair/Upgrades
Well Insulation
Water Heat Insulation
Radiant Barrier Insulation
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