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Spray Foam Specialists - Best Quality - Best Prices
- Serving Lubbock, Amarillo, Midland, Odessa & West TX
- Locally Owned & Trusted for Over 20 Years
- Spray Foam Insulation & Spray On Roofing
- Residential & Commercial Service
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We had Lubbock Spray Foam Specialists insulate our attic and my new metal workshop building. They also did Spray on Roofing on my commercial building. They did an amazing job for a great price. I highly recommend this company! Benefits of Spray Foam
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Install Once and Save Energy Forever
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Lubbock spray foam specialist is a professional insulation company that can work with you to help save your energy bills up to 35% with foam spray installation.
We are based in Texas and have worked on different projects in offices and factories blocks, warehouses & industrial companies, workshops & garages, schools & hospitals, retail & storage units, shipping containers, construction & new builds, boat & marine agriculture, car parks, and many more around Texas and beyond making us experienced in installing foam spray and also in different locations.
We are experts in spray foam insulation and have provided a friendly local service and the highest quality of service to all our customers.
We are based in Texas and have worked on different projects in offices and factories blocks, warehouses & industrial companies, workshops & garages, schools & hospitals, retail & storage units, shipping containers, construction & new builds, boat & marine agriculture, car parks, and many more around Texas and beyond making us experienced in installing foam spray and also in different locations.
We are experts in spray foam insulation and have provided a friendly local service and the highest quality of service to all our customers.
Foam Roofing
We Serve All Of West Texas!
We apply Spray Insulation and Spray Roofing for all types of structures.
We have consistently been the top Spray Foam Contractor in Lubbock, TX
We have consistently been the top Spray Foam Contractor in Lubbock, TX
Spray on Roofing
We Offer Great Prices and Quality Application for Foam Roofing! Spray Foam Polyurethane Roofing has many great benefits.
Benefits of Spray On Foam Roofing in West Texas.
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To protect your spray foam roof from UV damage, there are various types of elastomeric membranes that can be installed to prevent the UV deterioration. Possible membranes are: - Silicones - Urethanes - Acrylics
Why You Should Hire the Spray Foam Specialists
When you decide you are ready to have an SPF roof installed, remember that it requires knowledge of the chemicals and application techniques. This is why we have a team of thoroughly trained experts, because the installation requires a high degree of technical skill and experience. You can Trust Lubbock Spray Foam Specialists to provide expert level application of all our spray foam services.
Why Spray Foam Insulation is a Great Idea in Lubbock, TX.
Spray foam insulation is far superior to other types of insulation like cellulose or fiberglass. Spray foam improves the thermal performance in your home with an R-value that is 2X better than fiberglass. Also known as SPF (spray polyurethane foam) it expands for complete coverage and fills in all the smallest crevices creating a virtual air tight seal. This allows SPF to provide you with up to a 50% saving on your heating and cooling energy bill every single month. Some other great benefits for spray foam is that it is fire resistant, ozone-safe, VOC-free.
Two Types of Spray Foam an Insulation Contractor Can Apply - SPF Insulation - SPF Roofing
1. light-density open-cell SPF, or ocSPF, commonly referred to as half-pound foam.
2. Medium-density closed-cell foam insulation, or ccSPF, is often referred to as two pound foam.
Two Types of Spray Foam an Insulation Contractor Can Apply - SPF Insulation - SPF Roofing
1. light-density open-cell SPF, or ocSPF, commonly referred to as half-pound foam.
2. Medium-density closed-cell foam insulation, or ccSPF, is often referred to as two pound foam.
Where Can I Install Spray Foam?
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Residential Spray Foam Insulation
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Attic Spray Foam Insulation
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Metal Building Spray Foam
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Commercial Spray Foam Insulation
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Why Foam Spray Insulation?
With over 25 million houses spray foam insulated, 80% of the population's energy bill is saved.
Spray foam is a liquid foam that, when sprayed, expands many times its original size into a soft, flexible foam to create an insulating cover that you can use for all sorts of insulation applications, including roofs, lofts, walls, floors, and many more.
When sprayed into the necessary space, the spray foam will fill the gaps cleanly and neatly, providing a sealed building that is airtight and eradicates air leakage or infiltration.
Spray foam can be classified into two types: OPEN CELL FOAM AND CLOSED CELL FOAM.
Open-cell foam: This foam is a softer and more flexible material that is 30% less expensive to install. It has a low R-value, so it must be applied in a thicker layer, and it is best used in areas with more space, like attics, ceilings, and floors.
Closed-cell foam: is more closed and pressed together foam which is more expensive to install than open-cell foam, but it pays off. Its sticky and rigid quality increases the structural integrity of walls and ceilings.
Spray foam is a liquid foam that, when sprayed, expands many times its original size into a soft, flexible foam to create an insulating cover that you can use for all sorts of insulation applications, including roofs, lofts, walls, floors, and many more.
When sprayed into the necessary space, the spray foam will fill the gaps cleanly and neatly, providing a sealed building that is airtight and eradicates air leakage or infiltration.
Spray foam can be classified into two types: OPEN CELL FOAM AND CLOSED CELL FOAM.
Open-cell foam: This foam is a softer and more flexible material that is 30% less expensive to install. It has a low R-value, so it must be applied in a thicker layer, and it is best used in areas with more space, like attics, ceilings, and floors.
Closed-cell foam: is more closed and pressed together foam which is more expensive to install than open-cell foam, but it pays off. Its sticky and rigid quality increases the structural integrity of walls and ceilings.
Benefits Of Foam Spray Insulation
It is easy to install and maintain: installing foam spray is an easy task for people who are trained to do it. No matter the time of the year, you can install foam spray in a non intrusive process using a spray gun, and after a day or two, it dries and is ready. Even if your foam shows signs of damage, repairs and renewal can be as manageable and affordable as applying foam and recoating solely to the area that needs attention instead of replacing the entire.
It lasts: Because of the chemical composition, peace of mind for 25years is guaranteed after foam spray insulation. It is made of two materials, polyurethane and isocyanate, and when sprayed, expands and hardens, never to lose shape no matter the temperature. When you install foam spray, you can relax, knowing that it does not require maintenance or replacement for several years.
Reduces airborne noise pollution:
Sound travels through gaps and cracks. Thanks to Foam spray, sounds won't travel indoors because spray foam fills gaps and cracks and help reduce noise, so you have a quieter habitat creating a comfortable living environment.
Decrease Humidity and the Growth of Mold: with gaps and cracks, your home's humidity level remains high, putting your home at risk of bacteria and rot. Humidity causes condensation creating moist air and moisture, generating mold growth that you may not see but will ultimately cause wood rot and home deterioration, and possibly even health issues for allergy-sensitive family members. Spray foam pushes itself through the tiniest nooks and crannies, so there’s little chance that the humidity level of your home to get high.
Reduces monthly heating bills by up to 50%: Spray foam insulation may seem expensive upfront, but you save on energy expenses in the long run. According to the Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, “of the amount an average American spends paying for energy annually, 10% -30% could waste from drafts, air leaks, doors. Spray foam insulation expands, sealing up cracks and holes, therefore making it impossible for any escaping air from home. During the winter, it protects your home from the cold and moisture. During the summer, it protects it from heat. Also, an energy-efficient home often has a higher value as well, as it looks more attractive to prospective homebuyers.
Increase the sturdiness of your wall:
Due to its stickiness and rigidity, spray foam strengthens your walls' structure. Intense wind, heavy snow, and earthquakes can be pretty challenging. Still, the dense spray foam is composed of plastic with strong adhesive qualities that glue building materials together, providing more strength to the residential or commercial property’s overall structure.
It lasts: Because of the chemical composition, peace of mind for 25years is guaranteed after foam spray insulation. It is made of two materials, polyurethane and isocyanate, and when sprayed, expands and hardens, never to lose shape no matter the temperature. When you install foam spray, you can relax, knowing that it does not require maintenance or replacement for several years.
Reduces airborne noise pollution:
Sound travels through gaps and cracks. Thanks to Foam spray, sounds won't travel indoors because spray foam fills gaps and cracks and help reduce noise, so you have a quieter habitat creating a comfortable living environment.
Decrease Humidity and the Growth of Mold: with gaps and cracks, your home's humidity level remains high, putting your home at risk of bacteria and rot. Humidity causes condensation creating moist air and moisture, generating mold growth that you may not see but will ultimately cause wood rot and home deterioration, and possibly even health issues for allergy-sensitive family members. Spray foam pushes itself through the tiniest nooks and crannies, so there’s little chance that the humidity level of your home to get high.
Reduces monthly heating bills by up to 50%: Spray foam insulation may seem expensive upfront, but you save on energy expenses in the long run. According to the Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, “of the amount an average American spends paying for energy annually, 10% -30% could waste from drafts, air leaks, doors. Spray foam insulation expands, sealing up cracks and holes, therefore making it impossible for any escaping air from home. During the winter, it protects your home from the cold and moisture. During the summer, it protects it from heat. Also, an energy-efficient home often has a higher value as well, as it looks more attractive to prospective homebuyers.
Increase the sturdiness of your wall:
Due to its stickiness and rigidity, spray foam strengthens your walls' structure. Intense wind, heavy snow, and earthquakes can be pretty challenging. Still, the dense spray foam is composed of plastic with strong adhesive qualities that glue building materials together, providing more strength to the residential or commercial property’s overall structure.
How foam spray insulation works
The foam spray's property lies in the material's structure. The chemical reaction between the polyol resin and isocyanate creates a particular form of gas bubbles within the material that covers and locks in place when it becomes solid. Without getting too technical, the spray foam product is mixed at the job site, and a chemical reaction results in the formation of thick liquid foam.
Spray foam is more than just a layer of insulation. As it insulates the entire coverage area, it also acts as an impenetrable air and moisture barrier without needing a separate one.
Spray foam is known for avoiding heat transfer and is effective in bringing air movement through gaps, holes, openings, and cracks to its minimal level, therefore, providing superior SEALING properties and the highest INSULATION value of any product on the market.
The refinement of the spray foam product is its capacity to create a permanent barrier; it will cover every hole and crack and all manner of regular and irregular surfaces. An expert installation is all that is required, and the spray foam will penetrate the hard-to-reach spaces. No other products on the market can seal and insulate to the extent of spray foam.
Both preparation and installation of the foam spray require safety measures and trained personnel. Protective measures are required during an installation, and both the location and inhabitants of the sites must be fully prepared for the operation. Most importantly, the safety of occupants and residents must be considered not only during installation but also after the job is completed. We are sure to provide will re-entry guidelines for the post-installation.
For the application, customized equipment is used to apply the spray foam. The equipment requires proficiency and experience because of the significant health risks while the foam is drying. You’ll need to be out of your home for a day or two after installation to avoid harmful off-gassing chemicals, but once the curing process is complete, your home’s insulation will be ready to use and get an efficient result
Insulation for residential homes.
Insulation in residential homes affects the homeowner's life more than most people realize. It affects the comfort of the house, preventing heat transfer in the home and blocking unwanted noise. It affects electric bills by keeping energy usage as low as possible. It affects the resident's safety by preventing threatening situations like ice dams, leakage, mold outbreaks, and roof collapse.
Insulating your home has many benefits, and here are the critical areas of a residential building that can benefit from spray foam.
Ceilings and roof space; During the cold season, warm air from your house rises from the building and out through roof tiles and other coverings. Insulating your home will seal the attic floor and roof surfaces and give you more control of the temperature inside, saving money on energy year-on-year. Foam spray insulation can save you up to 58% of residential heating bills every year.
Interior and exterior walls: all the moisture moving through the walls of your home is carried by air. Spray foam insulation makes your walls airtight and will help control air movement and manage condensation, temperature, and noise transfer. Foam insulation helps seal plumbing, venting, and electrical openings hidden within walls. It also protects cold water pipes to stop them from freezing in the winter.
Floors and crawl spaces: moisture build-up, dampness, and rot can be significant problems if your floors and crawl spaces are not insulated. Foam spray insulation guides against the ingress of cold and draft from the underfloor spaces, especially wood-tiled floors. It's also a great benefit to external buildings like garages and outhouses.
Insulation for commercial buildings
Embracing the latest building energy codes saves greater energy. The code only meets the legal minimum and does not deliver customer value. Aside from using high-quality commercial building insulation, we must provide buildings that are more energy efficient, quieter and healthier.
Greater energy efficiency and lower energy bills: As the cost of energy rises, both customers and regulatory authorities have become conscious of energy bills. Expenditure saving is a major mandate for any business. Many companies solely incorporate insulation to manage energy costs because it saves building occupants up to 35% of the money on energy bills.
Meeting occupant needs for comfort: regulated temperature in the commercial building will guarantee comfortability. Comfortably is a major aim of occupants. While localized control of heat and cold may appear to be a more straightforward solution to manage building temperatures, insulation decreases the chances of temperature fluctuation and air escape. A building without insulation has temperature variations and can bring about unhappy occupants.
Sound masking: research has revealed that “30% of office workers are distracted by coworkers’ conversations. Similarly, another analysis stated that 60% of employees are more productive when the office is quiet. Insulation masks sound and prevent workers from losing their concentration and focus on their work projects. Insulation also helps to keep confidential discussions secure for the intended listeners.
The foam spray's property lies in the material's structure. The chemical reaction between the polyol resin and isocyanate creates a particular form of gas bubbles within the material that covers and locks in place when it becomes solid. Without getting too technical, the spray foam product is mixed at the job site, and a chemical reaction results in the formation of thick liquid foam.
Spray foam is more than just a layer of insulation. As it insulates the entire coverage area, it also acts as an impenetrable air and moisture barrier without needing a separate one.
Spray foam is known for avoiding heat transfer and is effective in bringing air movement through gaps, holes, openings, and cracks to its minimal level, therefore, providing superior SEALING properties and the highest INSULATION value of any product on the market.
The refinement of the spray foam product is its capacity to create a permanent barrier; it will cover every hole and crack and all manner of regular and irregular surfaces. An expert installation is all that is required, and the spray foam will penetrate the hard-to-reach spaces. No other products on the market can seal and insulate to the extent of spray foam.
Both preparation and installation of the foam spray require safety measures and trained personnel. Protective measures are required during an installation, and both the location and inhabitants of the sites must be fully prepared for the operation. Most importantly, the safety of occupants and residents must be considered not only during installation but also after the job is completed. We are sure to provide will re-entry guidelines for the post-installation.
For the application, customized equipment is used to apply the spray foam. The equipment requires proficiency and experience because of the significant health risks while the foam is drying. You’ll need to be out of your home for a day or two after installation to avoid harmful off-gassing chemicals, but once the curing process is complete, your home’s insulation will be ready to use and get an efficient result
Insulation for residential homes.
Insulation in residential homes affects the homeowner's life more than most people realize. It affects the comfort of the house, preventing heat transfer in the home and blocking unwanted noise. It affects electric bills by keeping energy usage as low as possible. It affects the resident's safety by preventing threatening situations like ice dams, leakage, mold outbreaks, and roof collapse.
Insulating your home has many benefits, and here are the critical areas of a residential building that can benefit from spray foam.
Ceilings and roof space; During the cold season, warm air from your house rises from the building and out through roof tiles and other coverings. Insulating your home will seal the attic floor and roof surfaces and give you more control of the temperature inside, saving money on energy year-on-year. Foam spray insulation can save you up to 58% of residential heating bills every year.
Interior and exterior walls: all the moisture moving through the walls of your home is carried by air. Spray foam insulation makes your walls airtight and will help control air movement and manage condensation, temperature, and noise transfer. Foam insulation helps seal plumbing, venting, and electrical openings hidden within walls. It also protects cold water pipes to stop them from freezing in the winter.
Floors and crawl spaces: moisture build-up, dampness, and rot can be significant problems if your floors and crawl spaces are not insulated. Foam spray insulation guides against the ingress of cold and draft from the underfloor spaces, especially wood-tiled floors. It's also a great benefit to external buildings like garages and outhouses.
Insulation for commercial buildings
Embracing the latest building energy codes saves greater energy. The code only meets the legal minimum and does not deliver customer value. Aside from using high-quality commercial building insulation, we must provide buildings that are more energy efficient, quieter and healthier.
Greater energy efficiency and lower energy bills: As the cost of energy rises, both customers and regulatory authorities have become conscious of energy bills. Expenditure saving is a major mandate for any business. Many companies solely incorporate insulation to manage energy costs because it saves building occupants up to 35% of the money on energy bills.
Meeting occupant needs for comfort: regulated temperature in the commercial building will guarantee comfortability. Comfortably is a major aim of occupants. While localized control of heat and cold may appear to be a more straightforward solution to manage building temperatures, insulation decreases the chances of temperature fluctuation and air escape. A building without insulation has temperature variations and can bring about unhappy occupants.
Sound masking: research has revealed that “30% of office workers are distracted by coworkers’ conversations. Similarly, another analysis stated that 60% of employees are more productive when the office is quiet. Insulation masks sound and prevent workers from losing their concentration and focus on their work projects. Insulation also helps to keep confidential discussions secure for the intended listeners.
Customer Testimonials
"Very reliable company and their team is very professional. I am happy to refer Lubbock Spray Foam Specialists to my friends and family. We had our attic sprayed as well as the roof of my office building". - Thomas V. (Lubbock, TX) |
"We had Lubbock Spray Foam Specialists replace the insulation in our home, and it is now so energy efficient." |
Great company and great prices, we had our office sprayed with foam and it really helped insulate it very well." |
