Insulation Contractors DFW
DFW Insulation Contractors, in partnership with S.R. Insulation, is a leading spray foam and fiberglass insulation installation service, providing both residential insulation and commercial insulation in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Our qualified contractors will examine your building and give you the best insulation options according to your specific needs.
Our qualified contractors will examine your building and give you the best insulation options according to your specific needs.
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DFW Insulation Contractors Services
Here at Insulation Contractors DFW, we offer a wide range of insulation services.
Our services include spray foam insulation, foam insulation, attic insulation, fiberglass insulation, spray insulation, sound proof insulation, crawl space insulation, wall insulation, home insulation, and commercial insulation.
Our services include spray foam insulation, foam insulation, attic insulation, fiberglass insulation, spray insulation, sound proof insulation, crawl space insulation, wall insulation, home insulation, and commercial insulation.
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Spray Foam InsulationSPF (spray polyurethane foam) seals all gaps in your home, no matter the location, ensuring maximum insulation. The R-value and thermal resistance of spray foam is about 3.2-3.8 per inch for open-cell foam and 5-6.5 for closed-cell foam. This is about 50% more efficient than traditional insulation.
Insulation Contractors DFW provides top-notch spray foam insulation services for all parts of your home, including attic insulation, fiberglass insulation, soundproof insulation, crawl space insulation, and wall insulation, as well as commercial insulation. |
What You Need To Know About Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF)
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How much does it cost?Spray foam insulation is an affordable insulation type, but the exact cost will depend on your region, needs, amount used, and more. To find out how much SPF would cost you, contact Insulation Contractors DFW for an estimate.
What’s it made of?SPF is made from two liquid chemicals, called Side A and Side B. Side A is made with isocyanates and Side B is made with Polyol resin.
How is spray foam made?Spray foam insulation is made on-site, not at a factory. The two chemicals will come in two separate containers. Once they are ready to be used, they are mixed together until they create a foam.
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Why is it better than other insulation materials?Spray foam insulation is able to fill all spaces. This prevents air from escaping. As a result, spray foam insulation is an air barrier, making it more efficient and energy-saving than the other insulation materials.
How long does it last?If installed correctly, spray foam insulation will last the lifespan of your house. Roofing applications typically last more than 30 years with proper maintenance.
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Benefits Of Spray Foam
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Health And Safety of SPF (Spray Polyurethane Foam)SPF is made from some hazardous materials, but it will pose no harm to you or your loved ones if installed correctly.
Both Side A and Side B include hazardous chemicals that can cause a number of health risks, including skin problems, asthma, and other respiratory illnesses. These chemicals only cause illness if you are exposed to them at the time of installation. After installation is complete, you should have no risk of illness if the foam is applied properly. At Insulation Contractors DFW, we take the safety of our customers seriously. We ensure that all spray foam insulations are installed correctly, minimizing the health risks of our customers. |
Spray Foam Insulation Frequently Asked Questions
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How much does spray foam insulation cost?Spray foam insulation costs anywhere from $1,278 to $3,678. The exact cost will depend on your region, surface area covered, and more. Insulation Contractors DFW will offer estimations for price based on your exact needs and preferences.
How much does spray foam insulation cost to install?The cost to install spray foam insulation depends on a variety of factors, including your needs, amount of spray foam needed, and more. Contact DFW Insulation Contractors for an estimate.
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Where to buy spray foam insulation?You can purchase spray foam insulation from most home improvement shops or online. Because of the health risks associated with SPF during application, it is advised to hire professionals to install your spray foam insulation.
How to spray foam insulation?Put on protective gear and combine the two liquid chemicals. Then, practice spraying the foam into an empty box or garbage bag to get the feel of the foam nozzle. Once you are certain you can handle the trigger, spray the intended area, starting with the outside frame, and work your way in. Although you can spray foam insulation yourself, we advise hiring a professional to do the job for you. By hiring DFW Insulation Contractors, you are guaranteed professional spray foam insulation at an affordable price.
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How thick does spray foam insulation need to be?The exact thickness of the spray foam will depend on your needs and preferences. Never spray a lift more than 2 inches thick and wait a few minutes before adding an additional lift.
Where not to use spray foam insulation?Do not use spray foam insulation around any of the following areas:
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What is the R-value of spray foam insulation?The R-value is about 3.2-3.8 per inch for open-cell foam and 5-6.5 for closed-cell foam.
How to remove spray foam insulationHere’s how to remove spray foam insulation:
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Insulating Your Attic
One of the most effective thermal barriers in your home is the layer of insulation on the attic floor. Since heat rises, insulating your attic ensures that heat is kept inside the home during winter months.
Similarly, it prevents the heated attic air from escaping into the home during summertime.
Similarly, it prevents the heated attic air from escaping into the home during summertime.
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How much does attic insulation cost?The cost of your attic insulation will depend on a number of factors, including size, materials used, and more. Contact Insulation Contractors DFW for an estimate and consultation.
What is the best insulation for attic?The best insulation for your attic is spray foam insulation. Spray foam insulation acts as an air barrier, ensuring maximum insulation. This will keep your home comfortable all year round and save you money.
How much insulation do I need in my attic?The Department of Energy recommends that attic have an R-38 or R-39. This rating is about 12 to 15 inches of fiberglass or cellulose insulation and about 6 inches of spray foam insulation.
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How long does attic insulation last?On average, attic insulation lasts 20 to 30 years, but many factors may affect this number. For example, severe weather or outside interference can cause attic insulation to degrade prematurely.
How to add insulation to atticYour insulation technique will depend on the materials used.
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How to install attic insulation over existing insulationYou can install new insulation over your existing insulation as long as the existing is not wet, but how you install attic insulation over existing insulation depends on your materials used. To find out what works best for you, contact DFW Insulation Contractors for more information.
How to remove insulation from atticHow you remove insulation from attic depends on the materials used.
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What You Need To Know About Fiberglass Insulation
Fiberglass insulation is a popular insulation choice for homeowners, especially when used in the attic. As the name suggests, fiberglass insulation is made with tiny pieces of fiberglass. Here is what you should know about fiberglass insulation:
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How does fiberglass insulation work?Fiberglass insulation stops conduction heat transfer. In short, conduction transfer heat is when heat transfers through solid objects like your walls. The fiberglass insulation traps the heat whenever it moves to a colder area.
What is the R-value of fiberglass insulation?The R-value of fiberglass insulation is 2.2 to 2.7 per inch.
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Which is better; cellulose or fiberglass blown in insulation?
CelluloseCellulose fills cavities well, does not degrade, and does not lose R-value in extreme cold.
On the other hand, it may be flammable, is not moisture-resistant, and is not an air barrier. |
FiberglassFiberglass has several insulation styles, is easy to install, is non-flammable, and prevents mildew and mold growth.
Unfortunately, it may lose R-value in extreme cold and when compressed, is not moisture-resistant, and may be a health concern for installers. |
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How is fiberglass insulation made?Fiberglass insulation is made of reinforced glass fibers. It is made when molten glass flows past a series of air jets. These air jets spin the fiber, coat them with a binder, and cut them into short pieces. A conveyor then takes the blankets to curing ovens, where they are cut into the desired width and length.
How to cut fiberglass insulationCut fiberglass insulation by wearing protective gear and rolling the insulation paper side down on a piece of plywood. Use a permanent marker to note where you want to cut. Use a 3 to 4 inch utility knife to cut the insulation. Use a piece of wood as a guide for the knife.
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How to install fiberglass insulationFiberglass is easy to install, but it poses some health risks. Here is how to install fiberglass insulation:
How to remove fiberglass insulation from skinWash area with running water and mild soap. You can use a washcloth to help remove fibers. If fibers are protruding from skin, gently place tape on the area and remove the tape.
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How to dispose of fiberglass insulationBag up the insulation as you remove it. Once bagged, simply put it in your garbage can or take it to the dump.
How to stop itching from fiberglass insulationHere’s how to stop itching:
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