Spray Foam Insulation Near Portland, Vancouver, Salem, Eugene, and Roseburg
There are many ways to improve the comfort level inside your home. Adding additional insulation to your home is a good start. Spray foam insulation is an excellent an longer-lasting solution over other insulation materials.
When applying spray foam insulation into the attic, basement, or crawl space we can improve the energy efficiency and indoor air quality of your Western Oregon or Southwest Washington home. For years, our company has been the industry leader in all aspects of home energy for customers throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Spray Foam Insulation by Josh Lowe’s Dr. Energy Saver
To increase your comfort and decrease your energy bills in Vancouver, Salem, Hillsboro, Portland, and their surrounding communities, embrace the impact of spray foam insulation by Josh Lowe’s Energy Solution. In the insulation world, the higher the R-value, the better the insulation. The poly spray foam we use has a higher R-value per inch than any other commonly used insulation material — R-6.2 or higher, depending on the formulation.
Trust Josh Lowe’s Dr. Energy Saver for the Best Spray Foam Insulation
When you are ready to upgrade to spray foam insulation for your attic or crawl space in Eugene, Salem, Hillsboro, Portland, Keizer, Woodburn, Corvallis, Newberg or their surrounding areas, be sure to contact Josh Lowe’s Dr. Energy Saver online or give us a call at 541-485-2282 to diagnose your home’s energy issues.Product Videos
Frequently Asked Spray Foam Insulation Questions
- How long does it take for foam insulation to cure?
- Closed-cell spray foam does require a 24-hour evacuation from the home (all pets, too!) before being able to re-enter the home that has been spray foamed.
- How long does spray foam insulation last?
- Properly installed, closed-cell spray foam does not deteriorate, so it will last for the life of the house.
- How thick should spray foam insulation be?
- Two to three inches of closed-cell spray foam is usually all you need for an effective air-tight barrier that will stop conditioned air from escaping and also help prevent unwanted air from coming in to your home.
- What is the R value of 2 inches of spray foam?
- For closed-cell spray foam, it is R-6.5 to R-7. It has a higher R-value per inch than fiberglass, and you only need a few inches to have a very effective air-tight insulating material that also fills in nooks and crannies.
- Is spray foam insulation worth the money?
- Closed-cell spray foam is going to last much longer than fiberglass plus be a much more effective insulating material. Over a longer time frame, spray foam is the better value as you will not need to have it re-sprayed, it insulates better, and animals cannot nest in it (like they love to do in fiberglass).
