Spray foam solutions are the best answer to solving our Energy Demand, Environmental Impacts, and Carbon Footprint of homes or buildings.
Here’s how:
Environmentally friendly material
Our spray foam materials are completely safe, formaldehyde free, contain no ozone-depleting ingredients, and eliminates all emissions or off gassing of any kind.
Reduce Green House Gases – Carbon Foot Print
People’s homes or buildings are the single largest consumption or energy demand they will own. Just like the automobile, homes and buildings produce air pollution in terms of Green House Gases. Our solutions easily reduce the green house gases by ½ when the building is first built. Every year after this the percentage is greater because our solutions do not degrade in performance over time. Sustainability referrers to the ability of a solution to last the lifetime of the home or building. There is little debate today that traditional insulation materials lose there effectiveness over time. We can clearly see this fact today by reviewing and testing our existing homes.
As homes or buildings age, they will use more energy to keep them comfortable, and thus incrementally more Green House Gases. Our government goals are to reduce our CO2 emissions by 50%, if all of our homes had spray foam solutions we would be well beyond this goal today. A typical 2500 sqf home pollutes as much as 750,000 lbs over its life or 100,000 lbs per year given 75 year life. Life expectancy of a home or building centers on its energy efficiency, due to the difficultly and high costs associated with projects to retrofit solutions.
Spray Foam is a lifetime Solution
Spray Foam solutions are maintenance fee, never need to be updated or replaced, deliver same performance over time, and come with a LIFETIME warranty (i.e. 100% Sustainable). As energy prices continue to climb, energy efficient buildings will be much more valuable in the future. Spray foam solutions are inert in nature and thus do not decompose over time, sage or settle, and continue to deliver peak performance overtime with no deterioration (also called R-value drift).
