Spray Foam Insulation Services in Kansas City

Spray foam insulation works exceptionally well in both attics and ceilings. Note that, unlike traditional fiberglass insulation, spray foam insulation does not need additional support to adhere to the ceiling or roofing. Additionally, spray foam insultation is proven to have superior insulative properties over its fiberglass alternatives leading to reduced utility bills and improved occupants’ overall comfort.

Go into your basement and place your hand on the concrete; you will likely feel cold being conducted through the wall which impacts your entire home’s temperature. Basements are a major area where home builders skip out on insulation which can be costly from a utilities perspective and create uncomfortable temperatures. Closed cell spray foam works exceptionally well in basements since it can be applied directly to concrete, block, or rock walls.

Many architects have been recommending spray foam as the superior option for commercial building insulation for years now. Spray foam insulation in a commercial building is a cost-effective choice since it acts as a three-in-one solution for insulation, air barrier, and drainage plain. If you’re considering various insulation types for either a new build or existing structure, we strongly recommend you consider spray foam insulation.

Historically, crawlspaces were always difficult areas to insulate and served as a prime space for moisture to enter the house and grow dangerous mold. Spray foam insulation uniquely solves the challenges of insulating crawlspaces yielding warmer floors, reduced chance for mold, and a more comfortable home with lower utility costs.

Fireproofing is a critical element to protect your commercial or residential building. KC Spray Foam & Coatings, LLC is specialized in both Spray-Applied Fire Resistive Materials (SFRM) and Intumescent Fire Resistive Materials (IFRM). We provide free quotes for fireproofing services, and we are also authorized to perform building code required fireproofing inspections.

Insulating the garage is one of the most commonly skipped items by home builders as they attempt to cut costs. However, a lack of garage insulation ends up costing the homeowner both in terms of negatively affecting other rooms located adjacent to or directly above the garage, as well as reduced overall comfort of the occupants.

Pole barns are typically very difficult to insulate with traditional insulative materials like fiberglass insulation. Spray foam insulation, both open-cell and closed cell, performs exceptionally well in pole barns due to its ease of installation and advanced insulative properties which bring various additional benefits.