PRODUCTS & SERVICES

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Products We Offer

Premium Foamsulate 210 CC

Premium Spray Products, Inc. Foamsulate 210 is a two-component, medium density, closed cell, one to one by volume spray applied polyurethane foam. To produce Foamsulate 210 requires the use of an “A” component (ISO) and a blended “B” component (RESIN) which contains ZERO Ozone Depleting blowing agents, catalysts, polyols and fire retarding materials.

Premium Foamsulate 50 OC

Foamsulate 50 is a two component, light density, one to one by volume spray applied polyurethane foam. To produce Foamsulate 50 requires the use of an “A” component (ISO) and a blended “B” component (RESIN), which contains ZERO ozone depleting blowing agents, catalysts, polyols and fire retarding materials. Foamsulate 50 is an insulation system designed for use in residential, commercial and industrial applications. Use in lieu of more traditional forms of insulating materials such as fiberglass, cellulose or other loose fill products.

Certainteed Certa- Spray OC and CC

CertaSpray® Closed Cell Foam is a two-component closed cell spray foam with a zero-ozone-depleting blowing agent. When CertaSpray A-side is mixed with CertaSpray B-side closed cell under pressure in a 1:1 volumetric ratio, they react and expand into a medium-density closed cell foam with an in-place core density of nominal 2.0 pcf.

Bayer Bayseal OC and CC

Bayseal OC open-cell spray-applied polyurethane foam insulation is produced with a two component, low density, non-structural insulation system designed for commercial, industrial and residential applications.

Services We Deliver

Open – Cell Spray Polyurethane Foam

Open-cell spray foam is a type of polyurethane foam that expands after application to fill gaps and irregular spaces. It’s made up of two components, a resin and a catalyst, that are mixed before being sprayed. The resin is usually polyurethane or polyethene, but the type used depends on the desired insulation.

Open-cell spray foam is named for the small, open cells that make up the foam. These cells are not completely encapsulated, making the foam softer and more flexible than closed-cell spray foam. The open-cell structure allows air to pass through, making it air permeable and absorbent. This makes open-cell spray foam ideal for insulation and roofing, as it can fill small spaces, promote ventilation, and help prevent mold and condensation.

Open-cell spray foam is often used for interior walls because it can reduce noise by blocking and absorbing air leakage. It’s also a cost-effective option for garage insulation, especially for storage. However, open-cell spray foam isn’t very effective as a vapor barrier in thin layers, so it may need an additional vapor barrier like plastic to prevent condensation.

Closed – Cell Spray Polyurethane Foam

Closed cell spray foam is a type of spray polyurethane foam that’s made up of tightly packed, uniform cells that trap air and maintain their shape. These cells are like tiny air pockets that are tightly pressed together, similar to inflated balloons. Closed cell foam is about four times denser than open cell foam and is more rigid, vapor semi-impermeable, and able to withstand greater pressure.

Closed cell spray foam has many benefits, including:
  • Structural enhancement
  • Vapor barrier
  • Air barrier
  • Versatility
  • High performance
  • Excellent insulation properties
  • Strong and tear-resistant
  • Mostly waterproof
Closed cell spray foam is well-suited for many places, including:

Basements, Crawl spaces, Exterior walls, Attics, Roofs, Metal buildings, Commercial properties, and Pole barns.

Closed cell spray foam has an R-value of approximately R-7 per inch, which measures a material’s resistance to heat transfer by conduction.

Blown – In Cellulose/fiberglass

Blown-in cellulose insulation isa wood or paper-based material that’s mechanically installed into a building’s structural elements to reduce heat or cold transfer. It’s often used in attics and wall cavities.

The term “blown-in” refers to the installation method, which involves using specialized equipment to break apart the cellulose material and blow it into the desired area. This method allows the insulation to fill all the nooks and crannies, providing comprehensive coverage.

Cellulose insulation is made from recycled paper products, such as newspapers and cardboard, that have been treated with fire retardants. It has a thick, dense, and clumpy texture that resembles down feathers, making it suitable for installation in enclosed areas and around obstructions. Cellulose insulation is an eco-friendly option for home insulation and has a good R-value, around R-3.1 to R-3.7 per inch, providing effective thermal resistance.

**All of our Polyurethane Spray Foam Insulation products come with a Manufacturers warranty good for the life of the structure.

**All of our Polyurethane Spray Foam insulation applications come with a 10 year warranty on our labor.

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