Spray foam is a polyurethane foam insulation. Spraytek uses Walltite Eco, a medium density polyurethane foam insulation/air barrier system designed to improve the energy efficiency of any type of building. It includes recycled plastic and a zero ozone depleting blowing agent. It adheres to virtually any surface, providing a gap-free, airtight envelope of low permeability for harsh winters in Canada.
R-value is the measure of a material’s resistance to heat flow. The higher the R-value, the more the material insulates (R20 is twice as good as R10).
The applications of spray foam insulation are only limited by your imagination. Here are some examples of the applications for spray foam:
Agricultural Insulation: storage buildings, barns, livestock and poultry facilities.
Commercial Insulation: offices, industrial buildings, metal buildings, warehouses, trucks and tankers
Residential Insulation: walls, floors, attics, roofs, basements (finished or unfinished), foundations and crawl spaces.
See Spray Foam Insulation vs Fibreglass Batt Insulation.
Applying spray foam insulation requires sophisticated and expensive equipment. Spraying also requires training and experience; our sprayers have a minimum of five years experience. Only approved applicators can use Walltite Eco.
If spray foam is not applied correctly it can result in gaps or holes which limit the effectiveness and R-value of the insulation.
Correctly installed, spray foam insulation has the ability to last the lifetime of a structure, making it a one-time investment.
Spraytek Insulation offers a five-year warranty on all our work.
An in-field quality assurance and control program is part of Walltite Eco’s CCMC approval. In fact, BASF mandates it. The Walltite Eco quality assurance program calls for periodic audits of the installers to ensure you get a quality end product.
Government grants, energy savings and Walltite Eco’s durability make spray foam insulation a cost-effective insulation option. Spraytek Insulation’s sales representatives can discuss the cost with you based on your specific project.
Canadian and provincial government grants and energy rebates can help pay for your insulation costs as you build an energy efficient home. Click on Grants and Rebates for more.
Spray foam has a fire retardant in it, which means it will not support a flame. If the source of flame is removed it will stop burning. Polyurethane foam insulation is listed as a combustible insulation under the building code.
Spraytek Insulation has sales representatives in Calgary, Edmonton and Lethbridge. We service Alberta and parts of British Columbia and Saskatchewan. Contact Us to find out if we can provide insulation installation in your area.