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Roofline – SucraSeal, EasySeal, or Nexseal Spray Foam can be applied to accomplish desired R-Values and to provide energy saving Air Sealing. Applying Nexseal Closed Cell Foam will also give the added benefit of strengthening the roof up to 300%.
Between Floors – SucraSeal or EasySeal Open Cell Spray Foam will give the added benefit of sound abatement.
Exterior Walls – SucraSeal, EasySeal, or Nexseal Spray Foam can be applied to accomplish desired R-Values and to provide energy saving Air Sealing, though EasySeal Open Cell is the most value driven exterior wall solution, adding sound abatement at a lower cost.
Subfloor – Nexseal Closed Cell Spray Foam is the only way to go here, as it has the added benefit of creating a moisture barrier, protecting wood floors from cupping in humid climates.
Movie Theater – Surround your theater with SucraSeal or EasySeal Open Cell Spray Foam, keeping your surround sound in the theater, and out of the rest of the house.
SES Spray Foam is so much more than insulation…
It’s a game changer.
- Lower Your Energy Bills
- Healthier Indoor Air Environment
- Strengthen Your Home
- Excellent Soundproofing Qualities
- Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
- Environmentally Friendly
- Reduce Damage From Wind-Driven Rain
- Eliminate Cold or Hot Rooms
- Eliminate Wood Floor Cupping
- Gain Valuable Storage Space
- Reduce Dust, Pollen, & Airborne Pollutants
- Eliminate Pest & Insect Intrusion
- Lower Your Insurance Costs
- Raise Your Home Appraisal Value
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SucraSeal® Open Cell Insulation is the electric supercar of the spray foam industry, riding the cutting edge of performance with the health of the environment at the core of its formulation. For homeowners, SucraSeal® provides the ultimate insulation for comfort, indoor air quality, is endorsed by EnergyStar for outstanding energy efficiency, and is USDA Bio-Preferred, boasting the highest bio-content in the industry.
Nexseal® 2.0 Closed Cell Spray Foam cures to a dense state, adding structural strength to the applied surfaces that may qualify you for insurance discounts. Nexseal® 2.0 is also formulated with Honeywell’s Ultra-Low Global Warming Potential (GWP) Solstice® Liquid Blowing Agent, making Nexseal® 2.0 our most innovative, environmentally friendly product to date.
Our EasySeal® .5 Open Cell Spray Foam is the perfect insulation for the energy conscious homeowner that wants all the benefits of air sealing that traditional insulation cannot provide. EasySeal® .5 Spray Foam can lower energy bills by up to 40%, reduces dust, pollen, and other allergen levels by eliminating air infiltration, and helps to equalize room temperatures across multiple floors.
Why Spray Foam Insulation?
Spray Foam Insulation has become the insulation of choice for builders, architects, and homeowners because of the myriad of benefits it provides, all stemming from its ability to provide a seal against air, moisture, and thermal fluctuations, all in one application. Spray foam replaces traditional insulation like fiberglass batts and blown in cellulose, which existed as part of a vented attic system, installed in walls, and used in crawlspaces. These traditional insulations act like loose blankets for a home, and much like blankets, only work when air is not moving over, under, or through the blanket. Spray foam insulation expands to fills cracks and corners of attic roofs, walls, and crawlspace joists, sealing conditioned air in and keeping unconditioned air out. The benefits of this multi-barrier insulation are numerous and include lower energy bills due to less HVAC run time, longer HVAC system life, less dust and air pollutants in the home, equalized room temperatures, cooler and cleaner attics, lower carbon footprint, increased structural strength, and adding sound abatement, increased value of home, lower home insurance, all of which leads to happier homeowners.
Retrofit Solutions For Existing Homes
Your air conditioning bills are too high compared to your friends or neighbors. You’ve tried everything from living with warmer indoor temperatures to placing towels at the base of exterior doors, but not matter what you do, your HVAC unit can’t keep up. Your home was built by a reputable builder, so why does it seem to leak at every seam? Because most homes are still being constructed according to decades old practices, allowing homes to “breath” in order to control moisture. There is a better way! With a simple one day installation, you can replace your standard insulation with SES SucraSeal Open Cell Spray Foam Insulation, providing lower bills, cleaner indoor air, and host of other benefits unachievable with traditional insulations.
Where To Start?
You know you want to upgrade your insulation, but where to start? 60% of your conditioned air leaves your home by way of your vented attic. Most traditional built homes have fiberglass batts or blown in cellulose insulation. Think of these as loose blankets. Because air can pass easily through them, hot air from outside your home flows in and conditioned air flows out, causing your HVAC unit to run constantly to try to keep up. Upgrading to SES SucraSeal Open Cell Spray Foam Insulation will seal every crack, seam, and opening, ensuring your conditioned air stays in and exterior air stays out. Your HVAC system will run much more efficiently, extending its life expectancy. Your indoor air will maintain the temperatures you set, and because SucraSeal is an optimal thermal barrier, your attic will stay much cooler, creating valuable storage space.
After The Attic?
Want to optimize your home insulation? Look to the crawlspace next. (If your home is built on a slab, investigate window and door seals). Just like traditionally built attics, traditional crawlspaces are vented, allowing air to flow in and out freely. Unfortunately, crawlspaces can be pretty unhealthy, especially in humid areas, creating breeding grounds for molds, insects, and pests. Replace loose fiberglass batts with SES 2.0 Closed Cell Spray Foam in your subfloor. Your energy bills will be lower, and your indoor air much healthier.
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Top Benefits Of SES Foam
You know SES Insulation saves money on energy bills. Did you know it cuts down cleaning time and reduces allergies?
SES Spray Foam Insulation is widely considered to be the optimum solution to a myriad of potential issues that can occur in home construction. From unwanted pests to high energy bills to reducing your carbon footprint and more, spray foam really is much more than just insulation. The following list represents some of the most beneficial uses of foam insulation.
Energy Bills
This is probably the most well known and most popular reason for upgrading to spray foam. Who doesn’t want lower energy bills? Energy rates are rising every year in most of the country. Unlike fiberglass, blown in cellulose, and spyder, SES spray foam seals every crack and corner, eliminating potential air leaks while keeping conditioned air inside and unconditioned air outside. Customers have reported savings of 25% – 60% after upgrading to spray foam.
Spiders, Snakes, and Rodents
Traditional insulation creates cozy homes for unwanted pests, complete with a soft bed to sleep on. SES 2.0 spray foam cures to a very hard and tough state, making it difficult to penetrate. Because spray foam also creates an air barrier, rodents and critters can’t smell potential food on the other side and won’t try to get through.
Extend HVAC System Life
With SES spray foam, your HVAC system will run less because your conditioned air will stay in the home. This in turn extends the life of your system, saving you even more money over your lower energy bills.
Dust and Allergies
Another huge benefit to sealing your home with spray foam is the elimination of air infiltration. This means less dust, pollen, mold spores and other airborne contaminants, giving new relief to allergy sufferers. Plus, any time spent not dusting your home is good time saved!
Added Home Strength
SES 2.0 closed cell spray foam can strengthen your roof up to 300%, reducing damage from high winds and severe weather. In some hurricane zones, closed cell foam has been the difference between losing or keeping the roof for many homeowners.
Reduced Carbon Footprint
According to The Nature Conservancy, spray foam can reduce the carbon footprint of one home by 5 tons per year. That’s a pretty big chunk of carbon and definitely worth bragging about! If every home in the US upgraded to spray foam insulation, the US would cut its carbon emissions by 12.5%!
