Welcome to Upstate South Carolina EcoPolySeal Spray Foam
Upstate Spray Foam installs spray foam insulation in homes, businesses, farms, and steel-framed buildings.
Whether you are building a new home, adding an addition, doing renovations, or just need to make your existing home more comfortable and energy efficient, we can help. The best time to have spray foam insulation installed in your home is during the construction process.
Serving Clemson, Spartanburg, or Greenville, with our world class spray foam from our distribution center in Columbia, South Carolina.
In comparison to traditional fiberglass insulation, spray foam insulation can offer an all-around more comfortable home because it gives you better indoor air quality, less intrusion from outside noise, and, best of all, lower energy costs.
Upstate South Carolina Spray Foam is committed to providing insulation solutions that are good for the environment, healthy, and affordable. We are experts when it comes to spray foam insulation, and we have extensive training and experience.
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Getting the right insulation is essential for your comfort as well as your financial and physical health.
A house's insulation needs to work right to keep out cold air and keep warm air from escaping. Fiberglass is the most common type of insulation, and it's also one of the cheapest options right now. But compared to spray polyurethane foam (SPF), it is more vulnerable to damage from water and rodents. It is also more likely to get moldy. Moisture reduces a material's insulating properties and also creates unhealthy mold-filled conditions.
The average loss of energy in a building is 40% because of air leaks and gaps that let air in. By using the right insulation, this waste can be avoided. By using insulation and plugging any gaps or air leaks, you can cut your energy costs by 20%, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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HFO Spray Foam Insulation’s Amazing Benefits
● Greatly reduces noise pollution
● Green, eco-friendly option
● Increases the R-Value of walls and ceilings
● Utility bills decrease by 30 to 50%
● Impedes the growth of mold
● Does not settle or deteriorate
● The size of heating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems can be reduced
● Maintains insulating power over time
● Dramatically reduce allergens & dust from invading your home
● Creates a moisture barrier (closed cell)
● Plugs all drafts, cracks, and holes creating a blanket for your home or building
● Holds fast to any surface
● Not a source of food for rodents
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2 Types of Spray Foam Insulation
A hard vapor-resisting foam that gives added strength providing protection against hard winds and that won't need to be replaced if your house floods
A soft more flexible spray foam that insulates and also creates a great sound barrier
Is Re-Insulating my Home a Good Idea?
- Reduce energy bills – Upstate South Carolina Spray Foam Insulation in your home can save you significant energy costs!
- A Healthier Greener Home – Spray Foam Insulation reduces energy consumption and creates a barrier that stops allergens and viruses from entering your living space.
- Enjoy Living in Comfort – Increased insulation, which reduces heat exchange, maintains a more consistent level of comfort throughout your home all year!
Do I need to reinsulate my home?
You think your home is insulated, but is it?
Here’s a telltale sign. If your home was built before 1980, you are one of the 77 million Americans whose homes are either not insulated at all or are not insulated well enough. There were no minimum requirements for insulation in building codes prior to 1980. Even if your house was constructed after 1980, insulation requirements have evolved over time. It would be a good idea to check the insulation because the insulation that was required decades ago might not be up to code now.
If you answer yes to any of these questions, your home may not be properly insulated.
- In the summer, is your house too hot and humid?
- Are your energy bills breaking the bank?
- Do your allergies flare up even though you are inside your home?
- Even on the same floor, are some rooms in your house warmer or cooler than others?
- Do any rooms feel drafty to you?
- Does your air conditioner run more frequently in the summer?
- Do you frequently adjust the thermostat to maintain an agreeable temperature in your house?
- Are you annoyed when you're inside by exterior noises like traffic, lawnmowers, leaf blowers and barking dogs?
- Are you using window air conditioners or fans, or sleeping without blankets or sheets during the summertime?
- Are the floor joists in the attic visible?