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Spray Foam Insulation is a type of insulation that is applied in liquid form and expands to fill gaps and provide a seamless barrier against heat transfer, air leakage, and moisture intrusion.
Benefits of Spray Foam Insulation: high thermal resistance, reducing heat transfer, seals gaps and cracks, resistant to moisture, reduces risk of mold and mildew grow, helps with pests.
Spray Foam Insulation comes is two types: Open-Cell Foam which is softer and flexible, this is used for interior applications. Closed-Cell Foam is more rigid and denser, this is used for exterior applications.
Both methods are used in residential and commercial projects such as, attics, walls, floors, crawlspaces, buildings, warehouses, and industrial buildings.

Fiberglass insulation is a type of insulation made from spun glass fibers, often woven into batts or blankets. It’s one of the most popular choices of insulation application due to its affordability, effectiveness and ease of installation.
Benefits of Fiberglass Insulation: reduces heat transfer, energy losses, is non-combustible and can help slow the spread of fire, reduces mold accumulation, and its often less expensive than other insulation materials.
Fiberglass insulation comes in two types of batts and blankets, batts are often used in walls and floors and blankets are used in attics and crawlspaces.
Both methods are used in residential and commercial projects such as, attics, walls, floors, crawlspaces, buildings, warehouses, and industrial buildings.

Blown-In Insulation is a type of insulation made from loose-fill materials, such as fiberglass, cellulose, or mineral wool, that are blown into spaces through a hose using a specialized machine. This method is used to get to those hard-to-reach areas.
Benefits of Blown-In Insulation: flexibility to reach every area, excellent thermal resistant, some materials contain treatments that help deter pests.
Blown-In Insulation comes in 3 types: Fiberglass, cellulose and mineral wool. All types can be used in attics and walls.
Blown-In Insulation can be used in residential and commercial projects such as, attics, walls, floors, crawlspaces, buildings, warehouses, and industrial buildings.

Rockwool insulation is a type of insulation made from natural rock materials, such as diabase, basalt, and recycle slag. These materials are melted and compressed to make a dense, sound-absorbing and heat-resistant material.
Benefits of rockwool: is noncombustible and can withstand high temperatures, help reduce noise transmission, resistant to moist damage and mold growth.
Rockwool comes in three types: Rockwool batts, rockwool blankets and rockwool loose-fill.
Rockwool can be used in residential, commercial and industrial projects because of its durability, it can last for decades.

Blow-In Blanket Insulation System (BIBS) is a type of fiberglass blown-in wool, this method is used to fill gaps around pipes and other irregular places to provide a high R Value and thermal protection.
BIBS is fiberglass or cellulose insulation blown into cavities and its held by a netting or mesh ensuring even distribution.

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