Drawbacks of Foam Insulation

Foam insulation will initially cost approximately 20% more than traditional insulation projects.

One of the greatest drawbacks of foam insulation is that it needs to be applied by a certified contractor. This is definitely not a job for the do it yourselfer.

Foam insulation works best on new construction projects as it can be very messy to apply. There can also be delays when working with electrical or plumbing contractors who are not familiar with working with the product in the wall.

The cost of foam insulation
Foam insulation will initially cost approximately 20% more than traditional insulation projects. The good news is that it gives you a higher R-value and a tighter seal around your home, lowering your energy bills by up to 30%. Depending on the size of your home and the climate where you live your initial investment could be paid back in less than five years.

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