The Options and Materials that Meet Your Needs

Spray foam is an application process that offers energy protection for your building--exactly where you need it. It staves airflow problems that lead to:

  • Uncomfortable drafts.  Maintain a comfortable interior temperature.
  • Moisture and water damage.  Protect from mold, mildew, rust and corrosion
  • Sound and air pollution.  Keep your environment clean and healthy.
  • Rodent and insect infestations. Guard against the disease and damage they can cause.
  • Significant loss of heating and cooling.  Save money, reduce waste of limited environmental resources.

Spray foam insulation provides great thermal value, plus it's non-toxic unlike many other insulation materials that may contain UF, CFCs, PCBs, solvents or asbestos.


Types of Spray Foam

Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF)
Spray Polyurethane Foam is installed as a liquid that expands to many times its original volume. It is an advanced building material that provides your building with an Air Barrier, Moisture Vapor Barrier and Thermal Barrier...all in a single application! It's great for multitasking, and is used in a wide number of applications to fill holes, cracks, and voids in:
  • Roofs
  • Air barriers
  • Walls, ceilings, attics and basements
  • Pipes and tanks, cold storage facilities, freezers, walk-in coolers, and climate controlled buildings
SPF reduces energy costs in many ways, including:
  • Controlling air infiltration and intrusion
  • Cutting down moisture and condensation
  • Stabilizing convective currents in walls and attics
  • Add "heat gain through" before the word "radiation".
  • Enhances building thermal performance by keeping your treated air where you want it.
Fluid Applied Air Barriers
Zerodraft Fluid Applied Spray Foam offers several advantages over building wraps, or even felt and paper moisture barriers. A few benefits:
  • Boosts comfort
  • Cuts energy costs by reducing heating and cooling amounts
  • Reduces chances of moisture caused by air leaks.
Self-Adhered Air Barrier Membrane
Self-adhered--or peel & stick roofing--has provided a third alternative for design and contracting professionals to install an air barrier.  Existing Building Services SA Foam:
  • Prevents air movement in and out of your building--reducing the "sucking" or "stack effect."
  • Provides greater air quality by reducing airborne pollution and dust that could lead to allergies and disease.

Which Foam Products are best for Home or Building?

While all Existing Building Services foam products offer unparalleled performance, each offers unique benefits to you. Your AESS technician will provide you with the benefits of each and make recommendations for a superior building envelope.