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Massachusetts Insulation ContractorsMassachusetts Spray Foam Insulation provides an easy fix to all your insulation problems. Our spray foam insulation is high-quality, is reasonably priced and is environment-friendly all in one. Keeping the heat in during winter and out during summers has never been easier.
  You need to consider various factors before you can choose the best insulation for your building. These include:
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We offer a few different materials for insulation but what sets us apart is our quality of service. We put our customers’ satisfaction first. At Massachusetts Spray Foam Insulation, we believe nothing is more important than building a relationship based on trust with our customers.
Insulation & R-value
Insulation keeps heat from moving into or out of your house. The heat flows through your walls and ceilings.
This really dictates the temperature inside your building - your HVAC system is just trying to keep up. The R-value of your insulation is how good the insulation is at stopping the heat. R-values tell us how useful different insulation materials are. The bigger the R-value, the better it is.
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Spray Foam InsulationSpray foam insulation uses liquid foam mixtures. These commonly consist of Polyurethane and other materials that can be sprayed on various surfaces. Closed and open-cell foam are two types of spray foams. Closed-cell foam insulation is a better insulator than other alternatives since it has a high density. Meanwhile, open-cell foams are lower in density. Therefore, these foams are more flexible and can block sound well.
Foam application is done through compressed cans or guns. These blow the solution under floors, in walls, concrete slabs, and attic surfaces. This foam can fit into very small or uneven surfaces. This is a big advantage. Thus, spray foam insulation provides greater coverage and blocks out more air. Modern spray foam insulation MA materials are “greener” as they do not contain harmful chemicals. However, we also need to keep our budget in mind. Certain insulation types are more expensive than others. Along with this, if we do not apply the spray foam right, it will not do its job. |
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Fiberglass InsulationThis method usually uses plastic and small fiberglass bits. The insulation is used for walls and attics or crawl spaces. The R-value of the insulation depends on how thick the insulation is. Fiberglass insulation prevents too much heat loss or gain. It is a cheap option for insulation in your home. The material is, however, harmful to humans. Therefore, only professionals should apply this method.
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Blown-In InsulationBlown-in insulation is a good choice for people who need insulation for different structures. This is a very good method for insulating walls and attics. It involves filling spaces or surfaces with any loose insulation material. This material can either be cellulose or fiberglass. The quality of work is a given as the R-value is a top priority in this method. However, cellulose can mold when it gets soaked by water.
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