Crawl Space Spray Foam Insulation

Is your furnace running non-stop? If you’re like most homeowners in Colorado, your furnace is staged inside your crawl space, which is notorious for having air leaks that could substantially increase the amount of cold air seeping into your house. This makes your furnace work overtime and dramatically increases your home’s energy bills. 

We can fix that. By adding spray foam insulation to your crawl space, we are able to help decrease the amount of outside air coming into your home, and drastically reduce your energy bills in the long run. Adding spray foam can also help prevent your pipes from freezing during our harsh winters.

A poorly insulated crawl space can also result in cold floors throughout your home. With spray foam insulation, you’re sealing off the hard to reach cracks and crevices that are letting your controlled air out and outside air in. Spray foam is going to save you from this headache and make your home more comfortable and energy-efficient.

Increased insulation also means increased radiant heat throughout your home, which is great when you think about how cold your walls and floors can get in the winter. However, while the added spray foam insulation will certainly help retain the heat in your home, one thing to keep in mind is the materials used for flooring throughout your home.

If your floors are made of tile or hardwood, your floors are going to feel colder regardless. This is simply because our bodies are at a temperature of 98 degrees Fahrenheit. If you're walking around in your bare feet and your home's not more than 72 degrees Fahrenheit anywhere, you’re going to notice a difference in temperature.