Spray Foam Installation in the Denver, CO Area

Spray Foam Insulation by the Pros at NetZero Insulation

 

If you’re a Denver, CO property owner looking for seasoned professionals to perform spray foam insulation services, NetZero Insulation is the team for the job! No matter the age of your home, insulation is an incredibly important part of maintaining its comfort and energy efficiency. Spray foam insulation can be an excellent way to seal your residential or commercial building from the elements and significantly reduce heating and cooling costs. With nearly 30 years of experience under our belts, we are the area’s premier choice for reliable spray foam insulation contractors. Let us show you how easy and cost-effective it is to improve the quality of your home with our full range of insulation services.

 

What is Spray Foam Insulation?

 

Essentially, spray foam insulation is exactly what it sounds like: sprayed-on insulation. This insulation can easily fit into most residential and commercial applications and is typically made of cellulose or fiberglass. Closed-cell spray foam is the only type of foam insulation that is primarily used today in residential construction. Commercial applications include spraying in wall cavities in open areas, and residential uses typically include filling wall cavities and attic floor insulation. Foam insulation also has excellent air sealing qualities and is vapor impermeable, which is great for overall indoor air quality. It is commonly used to seal a basement or crawl space rim joists, exterior top plates, and closed cavity or sealed vaulted ceilings.

 

Put Your Trust in NetZero Insulation

 

When it comes to expanding foam insulation, it is best to only rely on a team of seasoned professionals to complete the job. It is not uncommon for an untrained hand to implement application incorrectly whether they mix it improperly or bring it to the wrong temperature. With as much experience as we have in this line of work, we never rush or cut corners. We have built a reputation for being a company who takes every precaution possible to ensure our customers receive high-quality work every time. When you call on us for professional spray insulation, you can rest assured we will provide you with the best deal possible. Proper installation of insulation can significantly improve air quality and reduce HVAC equipment requirements and overall operating costs. As a company who genuinely looks out for our clients, we pay close attention to these details so you can save time and money down the line.

 

How Spray Foam Insulation Works

 

After receiving a quote from one of our contractors, the first step of the insulation job involves our crew visiting your property and performing insulation removal from the area you wish for us to reinsulate. The following day, our team will come to your home and run a hose to the area we are insulating. Our trusted experts use a very low VOC (volatile organic compounds) spray foam which allows for reentry of your home within an hour. We have invested in having the best equipment available to ensure a proper mix ratio. This equipment will not allow the spray foam to become “off ratio,” which could allow for potential leakages. This imbalance is the biggest concern with any two-part spray foam product. While it’s not always necessary to use this equipment, our experience has taught us the investment is paramount to ensuring a healthy home, and we want to ensure you’re 100% satisfied with our work. Once everything has been sprayed, our team will clean up the area so thoroughly, you won’t even be able to tell we were there!

 

Your Family’s Health Is Our Number One Priority

 

We know adding spray foam insulation can improve your indoor air quality and the structural integrity of your house, but it’s our favorite due to the fact that foam insulation works to keep contaminants out of the home. By creating an air-tight seal through expanding foam insulation, it becomes easier than ever before to keep excess contaminants or other pollutants out of your indoor air. With this insulation, you will be able to keep more pollen and dust out of your house as compared to other options available on the market today. Closed-cell spray foam has between an R6 and R7 per inch once cured, which does a fantastic job of providing a thermal break between materials. This means that calling on our team for closed-cell foam insulation will work to reduce the capacity requirements of your HVAC system. It also helps give you an extra cost-benefit by limiting the maintenance and wear of the equipment within your system.

 

An Investment Worth Every Penny

 

Spray foam insulation is typically sold by the board foot (one square foot at 1″). Depending on the application, the cost usually runs between $0.90 and $1.00 a board foot. As with all types of construction, there are some exceptions and other factors that can increase the price. But believe us when we tell you, investing in spray foam insulation pays for itself sooner than later. For more details on how making the switch can save you money in the long run, give us a call, and we’d be happy to break it down for you.

 

Common Spray Foam Insulation Questions

 

Below, we have compiled some of the answers to our most frequently asked questions regarding spray foam insulation. Keep reading to learn more:

 

Q: How long does it take for spray foam insulation to cure?

A: Most foam insulation will be cured about 24 hours after being sprayed.

Q: Does open-cell spray foam insulation absorb water?

A: Yes. Open-cell foams naturally absorb and retain water.

Q: Is spray foam air-permeable?

A: When applied properly by trained professionals like the ones at NetZero Insulation, spray foam will form an air-tight barrier.

 

Do You Have More Questions About Spray Foam Insulation?

 

If you’re a Denver, CO resident looking for more information on our spray foam insulation services, feel free to contact us. Our insulation technician will be happy to answer all of your questions and help guide you through the insulation process. We look forward to talking with you.

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