Durable Spray Foam Insulation in Edmonton
Advanced Insulation Systems Ltd uses the finest insulation products from a wide variety of manufacturers. These brands are world-renowned for their reliability and durability in the face of harsh winters and warm summers. Our brands are suitable for a wide variety of applications—we are sure to use the product that is just right for the needs of your residential, commercial, or agricultural building. Contact us today to discuss the spray foam insulation options available for your building.
Why Choose Spray Foam Insulation?
Spray foam insulation is a popular and efficient insulation technique. It uses spray polyurethane foam (SPF) which is an effective insulation material and sealant. One of the most popular insulation materials, spray foam can be easily applied to any kind of household surfaces including ceilings, walls or concrete slabs. Created by mixing substances such as isocyanate and polyol resin, spray foam can forge a functional barrier to stop airflow. Listed below are some of the benefits of spray foam insulation:
- Spray foam insulation helps in thermal insulation. It acts as an effective barrier against the leakage of airflow in or out of your premise, keeping it warm or cool for a longer time.
- It reduces dependency on HVAC which further helps you save considerably on your electricity bills.
- It can help you in effectively sound proofing your home, cancelling the noise coming from outside and helping you in creating a peaceful atmosphere in your home.
- Spray foam insulation helps in barring pollen and allergens from entering into your building, preventing the growth of mould and mildew
- Insulating your home using spray foam also helps in preventing pest infestations caused by bugs, insects, and small rodents from getting into your home.
- Sprayfoam insulation can also help in enhancing the durability and agility of your walls.
- It is an eco-friendly technique.
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Premium Brands
Weathershield™ Cellulose Insulation
Weathershield™ is a fibrous thermal/acoustic insulation made from recycled paper stock. It provides both high R-value and resistance to air leakage. It is blended with harmless, naturally-occurring chemicals to provide resistance to fire, fungi, corrosion and pests. It is also pneumatically dry-injected to fill enclosed spaces such as the cavities of ceilings and floors. Used in both new construction and retrofits, Weathershield™ outperforms common glass fibre and can save up to 50% on heating and cooling costs. Mold, mildew, and fire resistant, this product also protects against vermin and insects making it ideal for agricultural applications.
WallBAR™ Insulation
WallBAR is blown in cellulose made of 100% wood fibre that is specifically formulated for vertical application. As a result of the application process, you’re left with a superior air, thermal, fire, and noise reduction barrier. Our dense pack WallBAR application eliminates wall cavities and air conversion within the wall, and provides incredible sound reduction qualities that are ideal for shared walls. This product maintains a greater R-value per inch in a wall application and resists mice and other rodents.
WALLTITE® Insulation
WALLTITE® by BASF, the purple insulation, is a recycled polyurethane spray foam product that adheres to any surface and provides a gap free and air tight building envelope. A GREENGUARD certified product (which makes it safe for kids/schools), WALLTITE® achieves a high R-value per inch, allowing you to get more R-value in tighter spaces, and the product does not deteriorate, meaning the R-value as you apply it today will be the same 20 years from now.
For more information on Weathershield™ and WallBAR™, please download the following pamphlets:
Weathershield™ Insulation vs Glass Fibre Insulation Comparison Chart
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At Advanced Insulation Systems Ltd, we are committed to providing you with complete spray foam insulation services in Edmonton. Call us to know more about our spray foam insulation service in Edmonton.
