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New Construction

New construction insulation of residential and commercial buildings involves careful planning and execution. For new residential buildings, spray foam insulation (SFI) focuses on creating building envelopes that meet the needs of families and environmental conditions.

This includes correctly designing SFI plans for building envelopes using quality spray polyurethane foams (SPF) and application processes. In both commercial and residential building projects, the goal is to create spaces that operate at optimal low energy consumption, with higher air quality controls.

Commercial buildings include; offices, restaurants, shops, marinas, aviation hubs, hotels, transportation stations, casinos, various storage and water containers and many other facilities. New builds include homes, garages, in ground dwellings, bunkers/shelters and more. Both types of construction require skilled workers and strict adherence to building codes to ensure the foam and structures are safe and durable.

Retrofit & Remodel

Whether the building is 25, 60, or 135 years old, retrofit/remodeling residential, commercial, and historical buildings with SFI necessitates experienced planning and education to achieve desired results.

Re-insulating while adding structural rigidity to a building or a remodel leads to SFI being an outstanding choice of material as a solution for numerous demands. The synergy between proper planning, skilled labor, and quality materials is what drives successful retrofitting and remodeling endeavors.

Advanced Concepts

In the realm of innovative construction methodologies, SPF presents a multitude of advanced concept opportunities that extend beyond conventional applications.

This remarkable material, known for its superior air seal and insulation properties and adherence to various substrates, can be utilized in unique architectural designs and unconventional structural frameworks. For instance, integrating SPF within complex geometrical structures enhances thermal efficiency while simultaneously allowing for intricate finishing details that traditional insulation methods cannot achieve.

The adaptability of SPF in mitigating both air leakage and preventing moisture penetration ensures improved energy performance. This aligns with sustainable building practices. As we continue to explore the potential of advanced SPF applications, the construction industry can benefit from both enhanced performance characteristics and the ability to push the boundaries of architectural innovation.

Advanced Technical Data Sheets & Forms