Closed Cell
Spray Foam

Our high-performance closed-cell spray foam insulation outperforms traditional insulation by providing an air, water and vapor barrier. Vault Spray Foam can apply to most any surface to create a seamless, airtight building envelope for commercial, residential, institutional, industrial or agricultural applications.  Generally closed cell provides an R-value of 6 per inch of thickness.

Open Cell
Spray Foam

Vault Spray Foam professional open cell insulation helps improve building air quality by sealing air leaks and drafts. The seals minimize dust, germs, airborne allergens and pollution infiltration.  Generally, open cell is less expensive and provides an R-value of 3.5 per inch of thickness.

Fire Protection Coating Application

Vault Spray Foam fire protective coatings can help protect your spray foam insulation and building by applying a 15 minute rated fire barrier coating to exposed spray foam.

Where can spray foam insulation be used in the home?

  • The Attic – Attics are a major source of heat transfer. When you insulate your attic using spray foam you prevent hot air from escaping through the roof during the winter months and cold air from intruding. In the summer you prevent hot air from infiltrating and cool air from escaping.
  • Exterior Walls – Insulating your exterior walls with spray foam provides the aforementioned air and moisture barriers, prevents water from leaking through cracks during heavy weather events and buttresses the structural integrity of the entire house.
  • Basement – Most basements are perpetually damp and cool and a favorite breeding ground for dangerous molds and bacteria. Sealing the walls of the basement using spray foam creates a drier, safer, warmer and healthier basement.
  • Interior Walls – Insulating interior walls with spray foam before covering them with drywall not only prevents heat leaking from warmer to cooler rooms it also provides an effective noise barrier. Good news for modern homes and their notoriously thin walls.

Air Barrier

No matter how snugly that roll of fiberglass fits into the space it will always leave some room around the edges and at the seams for air to infiltrate. Not so with spray foam. Spray foam pushes itself into even the tiniest crack or crevice. Air simply has nowhere to go.

Moisture Barrier

While it’s important to seal your home against the wind it’s just as important to seal it against moisture. While most forms of insulation do a poor job of preventing moisture from infiltrating the home spray foam stands tall against moisture. Your entire house will be drier, healthier and more comfortable.

Enhanced Structural Integrity

A house is only as strong as its frame and most forms of insulation do nothing to enhance the ability of the home to stand up to Mother Nature’s wrath. By grabbing hold of walls and floors by expanding into and filling cracks and crevices spray foam essentially becomes one with the surface you spray it on, adding its strength to that of the wall, floor or ceiling.

Reduces Pollen Infiltration

It’s hard to believe but a good portion of the pollen in a given house did not get there through an open window or door. It got there through the walls. By insulating your exterior walls with spray foam insulation you virtually eliminate air leaks and the pollen that they allow in.

Remains Effective Even When Wet

If a pipe bursts or your home is subjected to flooding the insulation in your walls that got wet will need to be ripped out and replaced. Unless it was spray foam. Spray foam insulation is impermeable to water and retains its insulating capabilities regardless of how wet it gets.

Higher R-Values

The bullet list below shows the different types of insulation commonly used in the home and their R-values. Note which material wins the day.

New Constructions Homes & Build Outs

Foam insulation is a very popular choice for insulation in newly constructed homes, because it installs very quickly, efficiently fills up all cavities, and has a high R-value, meaning that it’s very energy efficient.

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Pole Barns

Our spray foam expands to fill gaps and cracks, leaving behind a hard surface that resists settling and structural degradation. What’s more, spray foam is impervious to damage by birds and rodents. More consistent, heating / cooling temperatures. Creates a seamless barrier.

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Cannabis Grow Rooms

What makes this foam insulation so special is its ability to make grow rooms airtight so growers can purchase smaller heating and cooling systems and lower utility expenses. It also features an R-7 per inch insulation capacity. Two or more inches can make a wall resistant to moisture, insects, vermin, mold and mildew.
The air seal that open cell creates can help regulate the specific temperature and humidity to maintain a grow room. Open cell, as well as closed cell spray foam, help reduce the smell of marijuana coming from the grow room
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Insulation Type & R-Value per Inch

  • Fiberglass: loose – 2.2 – 2.9 R-Value per inch
  • Fiberglass: batts – 2.9 – 3.8 R-Value per inch
  • Cellulose – 3.1 – 3.8 R-Value per inch
  • Mineral Wool: loose – 2.2 – 3.3 R-Value per inch
  • Mineral Wool: batts – 3.3 – 4.2 R-Value per inch
  • Cotton: batts – 3.0 – 3.7 R-Value per inch
  • Spray Foam – 5.6 – 8.0 R-Value per inch

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