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Shannon from http://www.house-improvements.com shows you now to use the Dow Froth-Pak spray foam insulation setup to DIY install of spray foam.

http://www.reliableair.com Have you ever wondered what the difference was between fiberglass insulation and spray foam insulation? Stay tuned and we’ll explain why in this episode of our video blog.

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Christian Schmidt, owner of Island Basement Systems, provides professional home improvement services, such as basement waterproofing, crawl space repair, and spray foam insulation upgrades to local homeowners throughout Victoria, British Columbia.

Having served thousands of homeowners throughout the Vancouver Island area, Schmidt and Island Basement Systems have helped transform wet and disastrous basement and crawl space environments into energy efficient and functional rooms since 2005!

In this video, Christian explains the differences between closed cell and open cell spray foam insulation and how they are used when insulating a crawl space. With his company providing both types of insulation materials for the home, Christian is very familiar with both types of spray foam insulation and suggests when each should be used.

Open cell spray foam insulation is a soft, expanding material that does a great job of both insulating and air sealing empty spaces. Open cell spray foam is usually less expensive than closed-cell spray foam and is considered a green option because it is water-blown, releasing fewer chemicals within the composition.

Closed cell foam expands into a compact, hard type of insulation, which besides, adding significant R-Value and air sealing to the home, also acts as a vapor barrier.

The decision between choosing closed cell spray foam and open cell spray foam for insulating a crawl space can be very difficult, that’s why a professional should be contacted. With many variables to consider, Island Basement Systems does the work for you, conducting a thorough evaluation of the crawl space, including measurements and analysis of water content in the wooden structure.

To have your crawl space properly insulated and permanently protected against mold and moisture, trust the experts at Island Basement Systems.

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Required Tools:
Ruler or Measuring Tape

The majority of your house heat is lost through your attic insulation.

You will need to make sure that when you’re measuring you get all the way to the bottom of the attic insulation. It is okay if you have to dig a little to make sure you touch the bottom to measure r-value.

R-value is your resistence to heat. Per inch cellulose insulation has an R-Value of 3.7 and fiber glass has 2.6-2.8 R-value. It is recommended to have an R-value of 50 for your attic insulation.

One of the easiest and most effective ways to increase your comfort and lower your utilities bills is by adding attic insulation. The cost of adding attic insulation is often offset by local utility rebates.

For more information visit us at http://goenergylink.com/residential/insulation How To Measure Attic Insulation R-Value For “Attic Insulation”

Icynene open cell and closed cell spray foam insulation products are one-step performance materials which both insulate and air seal a building for the lifetime of the structure. They guaranteed to perform as specified for the life of the building.

Using Icynene products gives you healthier, quieter, more energy efficient homes and buildings:

Save energy — Air leaks can increase energy costs. Icynene spray foam insulation provides both r-value insulation and an air barrier to stop heat loss and cooling loss – to increase energy efficiency.
Fill cracks and gaps — Icynene spray foam insulation sticks to different building materials so it can be used in difficult-to-insulate applications.
Increase comfort — Air sealing helps to stop drafts so you have a more comfortable home or building.
Keep out pollutants and allergens — Icynene spray foam insulation forms an air seal that can keep them out and improve indoor air quality.
Reduce noise – Low density open cell spray foam helps flanking and airborne noise reduction.

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Having trouble keeping your house cool in the summer and warm in winter? Find out why that’s happening, and more importantly, how you can help resolve the issue by using Icynene spray foam in your home. Expands in cracks and crevices to form an air seal (air barrier) to help prevent condensation and air flow. More at http://www.icynene.com/homeowner

A walk through the process of having open or closed cell foam sprayed to insulate your home. We address popular questions and concerns and show an in-depth look at how the foam is installed.

This movie shares the unique perspective of following a contractor as they insulate a typical basement.

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