Whether you enjoy strolling through concrete lifting for a scenic view of the river, or prefer to outrun the local hawks at the Stockley Farm Birds of Prey Centre, there is plenty to do in Newton-le-Willows. If you have to wait a little while for your spray foam insulation to cure, why not take the opportunity to explore the town’s heritage trails, or visit one of the many family-friendly attractions such as the local zoo?

The most obvious benefit of spray foam is its ability to provide an air-tight seal in walls, ceilings, and roofs. This prevents conditioned air from escaping and stops unwanted heat loss, helping to reduce energy costs. It also helps to prevent the penetration of moisture, which could lead to mold and mildew, while keeping your indoor air drier and healthier.

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This is achieved by spray foam expanding into every crack and crevice, leaving nothing for air to escape through. This makes it a superior insulator, providing an R-value of up to R-7 per inch. Spray foam is also a water vapor barrier, so it prevents moisture from entering the building frame and cause wood rot or mold.

There are two different types of spray foam insulation, open cell and closed cell. The key difference between these products is that open cell spray foam has a lower density (at.05 lb./cu. ft.) while closed cell spray foam has a density of up to 2.0 lb./cu. ft. Closed cell spray foam can be applied to existing roofs and attics, sheathing in new construction, or to rafters and wall plates in remodels and additions.

Central Spray Foam and Cement Lifting
900 Trinity Dr, Newton, KS 67114
785-280-1994