R stands for resistance to heat flow. The higher the R-Value, the greater the insulating power and resistance to heat flow.

Depending on where you live and what area of your home you are insulating, different R-Values are recommended. For example, a colder climate requires higher R-Values than a milder, more temperate one. In certain applications, R-Values may be added together for increased thermal resistance. For information on your region and home.

The amount of insulation needed depends on the type of insulation you’re using, the R-Value you want to achieve, and the size of the space you’re insulating. 

Spray Polyurethane Foam Insulation provides:

• Energy Efficient Homes: heating and cooling costs can be reduced as much as 50%.
• A Reduction of Heating and Air Conditioning tonnage as much as 35% without the loss of efficiency and comfort
• Draft Free Environment: sealing of cracks, joints, etc…, will prevent uncontrolled movement of air through the wall assemblies.
• Dust Free: homes insulated with Spray Polyurethane Foam Insulation show a remarkable reduction of dust accumulation
• Quiet homes: the open cells and the semi-rigid polyurethane mass wil absorb and reduce the sound transmission
• Improved Air Quality
• Stable Insulation: not subjected to structural deterioration or decomposition, will not settle
• Strong Adhesion to the Surface
• Comfort