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Innovative By Design

SES Spray Foam Insulations push the envelope of performance, providing high yields and high R-values while passing the Appendix X Fire test uncoated and boasting the highest bio-content in the industry. By providing optimum insulation, air and thermal seals in one application across challenging designs, there is no limit to the types of projects SES spray foams can tackle


SucraSeal® and EasySeal® Open Cell Spray Foam,  and Nexseal® Closed Cell Spray Foam provide energy efficiency, comfort, and peace of mind for the life of the building. Specifying SucraSeal®, EasySeal® or Nexseal® in a project can reduce the tonnage of the HVAC System, as well as the time needed to insulate a project, saving valuable construction time and unnecessary costs before the project begins.

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Homeowners

SES Spray Foam Insulations provide optimum energy efficiency for your new or existing home. Reduced energy bills, higher home values, improved indoor air quality, and more comfortable room temperatures are just a few of the benefits you can expect.

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Design Professionals

Discover how SES Spray Foam Insulations can enable sustainable, energy efficient, and flexible building design. Our universally certified products provide environmentally responsible options aimed at creating better buildings for a better future. The only limit is your imagination.

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Contractors

See why more and more contractors are making the switch to SES. We offer cutting-edge, innovative products coupled with unparalleled business, technical, and marketing support. Take your business to the next level with the highest yields possible in the spray foam industry.

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The Art of Sustainability

The National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C. was originally incorporated as a nonprofit in 1981 by Wilhelmina Cole Holladay. The museum first opened at the Holladay residence for the first five years and purchased the landmark building near the White House in 1983. Originally constructed as a masonic temple in 1908, the landmark building was purchased and renovated in 1983 to become the National Museum of Women in the Arts. The plans for a full-scale renovation started in 2015 and are now in the implementation phase. This renovation addresses key infrastructure issues and expands its ability to display contemporary multimedia art with technological upgrades. Building codes updates and sustainability guidelines are the primary drivers to update the building envelope and its mechanical systems. With over 70 million uninsulated or under-insulated homes and buildings in America, the opportunity to cut energy consumption ranges from 40-60%. More than 40% of carbon emissions globally are created by buildings.