A: The cell structure is different and causes them to have different properties or characteristics. Each type has its own advantages and applications.

A: This answer depends on a couple of factors and I would recommend you speak with an insulation pro to determine what options you have. I would be happy to discuss this question with you.

A: Yes we have. Every company that sprays foam has had an issue at one time or another. Could be an untrained or newer sprayer, bad chemicals, or bad conditions. It is up to the installer to make sure it is done correctly. Not all issues may be noticeable right away. In most cases, an issue is quickly noticed and may require a small section to be removed and resprayed. In rare cases, a defect could be noticed a day or two later. We take full responsibility to remove any defective foam and give you 100% satisfaction. The newer chemicals are much safer, and perform better across a wider range of situations.

In the past, most issues were with spraying thick passes of closed cell foam. New technology has improved these results dramatically. The picture on the left was not taken from one of our job sites, but shows a defect in foam.