KY Spray Foam Insulation, LLC

23/05/2020

KY Spray Foam Insulation is Open and Serving ALL Your Insulation Needs! Call, Email or Text us today for a Great Quote!

06/06/2019

Here is a very informative article from energy.gov about the importance and types of insulation.

Call/Text/Email us and we can take a look at your attic, crawl or walls and give you a free estimate.

Insulation

22/05/2019

It’s getting hotter OUTSIDE - don’t let it get hotter INSIDE! Let us inspect your attic to see if you have enough insulation to keep the HEAT out and the COOL in where it belongs. Call or text 859-608-8476 today for info and an appointment.

31/01/2019

We love happy and “toasty warm” customers!

HomeAdvisor
Congratulations! You have a new job rating.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0 | 01/31/2019
Quality: 5.0
Customer Service: 5.0
Value for Money: 5.0
Review by Rick W. in Georgetown, KY
Project: Install or Upgrade Batt, Rolled or Reflective Insulation
The older house is now toasty warm, even at below zero temperature.

20/01/2019

It’s hard to find a good insulation meme. It’s also hard to find excellent energy efficiency with Fiberglass (or Cellulose). Spray Foam not only insulates - it air seals to make your home tighter and save you $$$ over traditional types of insulation.

13/01/2019

FAQ: What are the differences between open-cell vs. closed-cell SPF insulation?

There are two general categories of SPF insulation materials; open-cell, low-density (a.k.a. ‘half-pound foam’) and closed-cell, medium-density (a.k.a. ‘two-pound foam’). Both foam categories provide excellent insulation and air sealing. Although both are made using almost identical chemical reactions, there are some inherent physical property differences that often determine which product is chosen for a particular project.
Open-cell spray foam (ocSPF) has an open cell structure where the cells are filled with air. The open-cell structure renders soft, flexible foam, with a density of about 0.5-0.8 pounds per cubic foot (pcf). Still air is the primary insulation medium in ocSPF, fiberglass and cellulose. These insulations work by reducing the natural air movement within these materials thereby reducing the ability of the material to conduct heat. The R-value per inch of open-cell foam typically ranges from R3.6 to R4.5 per inch. Unlike fiberglass and cellulose, the fine cell structure of ocSPF makes it air-impermeable at certain thicknesses. The air-impermeability of ocSPF qualifies it as an air-barrier material, dramatically reducing air leakage through the building envelope, significantly lowering the building’s heating and cooling costs. ocSPF, like fiberglass and cellulose insulations, is moisture-permeable, and may require the installation of a v***r retarder in colder climates. .
Closed-cell spray foam (ccSPF) has a closed cell structure which yields a rigid, hard foam, with a density of 1.8-2.3 pound per cubic foot (pcf), and has been demonstrated to provide structural enhancement in certain framed buildings. These smaller cells trap an insulating gas, called a blowing agent. This blowing agent has a lower thermal conductivity than still air, and increases the R-value. Typical R-value per inch of closed-cell foam ranges from R5.8 to R6.9* per inch, making it a great choice in applications where clearance is limited. Like ocSPF, ccSPF is also air impermeable at certain thicknesses and and can qualify as an air-barrier material. The closed-cell structure of ccSPF makes it water-resistant, and is the only spray foam that can be used where contact with water is likely (e.g., below-grade concrete walls, in contact with the ground, or on exterior side of the building envelope). At a thickness of 1.5 inches, ccSPF has a moisture permeance typically less than1.0 perms and no additional v***r retarder is required for most applications.
*Consult product data sheets
Credit to www.sprayfoam.org

13/01/2019

Spray Foam insulation is the perfect product to install in your unvented attic! Call or message us today for your free quote.

BaySeal® spray foam insulation:Maintain even temperatures throughout the attic spaceCreate an optimal thermal environment in both extreme cold and extreme

13/01/2019

Wow! We've been so busy insulating that we forgot to post on Facebook last year. Don't worry though - we are still open and keeping people warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Give us a call today and we can help your home feel more comfortable and save you money!

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29/12/2017