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Question of the Day
Which is better for energy savings, temperature and humidity control: A vented or non-vented attic?
For homeowners, design of a new house must include many factors, including the best possible energy savings and comfort control. For architects and builders, recommendations must be made that take all homeowner desires into account, and this includes educating homeowners on the best possible methods for achieving their aims. Which is more efficient, the traditional vented attic insulated with fiberglass or cellulose between the joists, or an unvented attic sealed with spray polyurethane foam (SPF)?
Spray Foam Insulation
We live in an age where wallets are becoming lighter, weather conditions are becoming harsher, and consumers are starting to consider the effects of climate change. As a result, many homeowners are beginning to wonder exactly how energy efficient their homes really are and whether they could be saving more money. EnergyGuard Foam Insulators, LP hopes to answer this call by providing the most advanced spray foam insulation available to date. A large proponent of serving the local community, EnergyGuard, which is based out of Houston, seeks to provide both high quality service and products to the citizens of the greater Houston area and the Texas Gulf Coast.
What Sets EnergyGuard Spray Foam Insulation Apart?
In its dedication to remaining on the forefront of the spray foam insulation trend, EnergyGuard uses only the most advanced products. As a result, we have chosen to use the economical and environmentally friendly Sealection 500 Spray Foam Insulation. Technically speaking, Sealection 500 Spray Foam insulation is composed of millions of microscopic cells with the dual purpose of both sealing air and insulating your building. This spray foam insulation also has the added benefit of reducing the overall amount of dust as well has keeping the area quiet.
What does Sealection 500 Spray Foam Insulation Mean for You?
EnergyGuard specifically chose to work with the Sealection spray foam insulation because it is designed to beat the Texas climate. The heat and humidity found in the Houston and Gulf Coast Area can often be a major problem. However, with our insulation, you are guaranteed to be unaffected by these harsh conditions. Our spray foam insulation will ensure that although the heat might be scorching outside, you will be perfectly comfortable on the inside. Part of this comfort will be the result of knowing that your house is energy efficient, and that as a result, you are saving buckets of money on cooling and heating costs.
EnergyGuard Foam Insulators Featured in Coastal Livings Idea House
How do you design a beach house that perfectly blends the charm of historical Galveston with modern-day conveniences? Just take a few cues from the Coastal Living design team, who combined the latest in technology with the best of classic style to create a home that feels like a haven. EnergyGuard Foam Insulation is featured throughout the home, making it more energy efficient, quiet, comfortable and less dusty. As energy costs continue to increase and homeowners seek a healthier home environment, EnergyGuard Foam Insulators, LP offers the latest in spray-foam insulation technology to provide the comfort and efficiency that homeowners demand. EnergyGuard Foam Insulation is also featured in another exclusive Galveston community, Evia. Evia's town cottages and select homes feature spay foam technology, making them an important part of this energy efficient, sustainable community. For more information on Evia, visit the Evia Galveston website.
