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Residential, Commercial and Industrial Spray Foam in Burlington
With hydro rates continuing on their never-ending journey upwards, it makes sense to economize wherever possible. Heating your home through hydro is an expensive prospect, but it doesn’t have to be such a drain on your finances. Spray foam insulation is an effective way to beat the winter blues and keep cash in your wallet.
Combat Foam Insulation is your source for reliable spray foam in Burlington, and across the GTA. Our insulation services are ideal for residential, commercial and industrial applications and can be used to insulate:
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Basements
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Walls
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Floors
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Ceilings
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Attics
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Garages
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Cottages
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Warehouses
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Shops
We provide service for building renovations as well as new constructions. To schedule your free estimate, call us today. You can also see what our team's been up to by checking us out on Facebook. We look forward to working with you and insulating your home or business with our quality spray foam products.
Insulation features and benefits
| Features | Benefits | Closed-Cell SPF | Open-Cell SPF | Cellulose | Fibreglass Batts | Fibreglass Loose-Fill |
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| R-value per inch (avg.) | Reduces wall thickness saves framing cost | 6.2 | 3.6 | 4 | 3.7 | 3.2 |
| Air-barrier material | Maximum energy savings, reduces draft, improved air quality | Y | X¹ | X | X | X |
| Expand to fit | Provides labeled R-value and no settling | Y | Y | X | X | X |
| Low water vapor transmission | Provides moisture control | Y | X | X | X² | X |
| Low water absorption | FEMA-approved flood resistant insulation | Y | X³ | X | X | X |
| High strength and stiffness | Improves structural integrity and durability | Y | X | X | X | X |
| No measurable formaldehyde | Improves indoor air quality | Y | Y | Y | X | Y |
1. Not considered an air barrier material per Air Barrier Association of America.
2. Will qualify as an intergral vapor retarder when facings are attached.
3. Closed-cell absorbs minimal amounts of water (from 0 to a maximum of 4%, depending on manufacturer). Open-cell foams absorb in excess of 30% by volume.
