​Metal Building Insulation

You may not know it now but how you insulate your metal building is probably going to be one of the most serious decisions that you make. When determining how to minimize energy expenses, you’ll need to make wise decisions. One of the best decisions that you can make is to hire Denver Spray Foam Pros to apply spray foam insulation in your metal building. You might consider your metal building to be a sizable investment. If you want to take care of your investment then you’ll have to make sure that it is properly insulated. It isn’t enough to hire the right builder because the building will not be of much use if it isn’t correctly insulated. We’re here to help you avoid many of the problems that could ruin your metal building.
 
Benefits of Spray Foam Insulation
The biggest advantage of spray foam insulation is that it can easily and effectively fill in gaps and seal in air. Mixing certain chemicals that will expand once sprayed makes it most effective. Spray foam can get into those areas that fiberglass insulation can’t. These include those small areas between sheets of metal. It can even wrap around metal framing components. This is what provides you with a thoroughly insulated building. Since the spray foam is applied after all the sheet metal and framing has been completed, you won’t have to worry about losing its benefits due to compression. Finally, your metal structure will be stronger with spray foam insulation. Most of our customers are very happy with the results of our spray foam insulation and are able to benefit, immediately.
 
Types of Spray Foam
There are primarily two types of spray foam that we use, open cell and closed cell.

Open Cell – installed for residential rooflines, attic floors and wall, and soundproofing.
  • Not completely closed foam cells
  • Creates an air barrier
  • Is less expensive than closed cell
  • Soft and versatile
  • Doesn’t create a moister barrier
  • Light weight
  • Higher R-Value compared to closed cell
 
Closed Cell – Installed in industrial, commercial, metal, crawl spaces, basements, and barns.
  • Strong and durable
  • Costly
  • Completely closed
  • Creates an air and moisture barrier
  • Not flexible
  • FEMA approved for flood zone
  • High density materials
  • Strengthen the walls and structure
Even if you are not aware of what matters and what doesn’t matter when it comes to applying foam insulation in your metal building, we’ll educate you. The key to getting what you need is to start somewhere. Why not start by contacting Denver Spray Foam Pros.
 
Working With Experts
You might not know it but to achieve the best results for your insulating needs, it is best to work with experts. This is because they will know how to effectively deal with any challenges that they might experience along the way. If you want to get the most for your money and protect your investment, you can’t cut corners. Get the job done right the first time with the help of a qualified professional, with proven experience. They offer proven effective results.