The Advantages of Spray Foam Insulation
Spray foam insulation is a process that is used to cover any cavity in a finished building. Spray foam is made of isocyanate and polyurethane, which come in contact at the tip of spray foam gun. The mixture will expand and harden insulating the open spaces. The two major types of spray foam insulation include...
How to Use Concrete Lifting Rigs to Raise Sinking Slabs
It’s estimated by the EPA’s Energy Star program that properly sealing cracks and installing quality insulation can decrease monthly energy bills by up to 20%. But did you know that some insulation problems can be caused by sinking concrete? Concrete lifting rigs are used for foam jacking — a method of repairing sinking concrete by...
7 Safety Precautions to Observe When Using a Spray Foam Systems Rig
An estimated 40% of the energy in your building may be lost due to poor air filtration. This energy loss means you may incur more expenses when running your heating or air conditioning. But instead of paying more for HVAC energy bills, homeowners and business owners can hire a spray foam systems rig and apply...
Cold Weather Tips For Your Foam This Winter
As we start to creep into late fall and winter, cold weather becomes a concern for spray foam contractors. Cold chemical (material temperature in drums, totes or cylinders) leads to inefficient processing of chemical, additional startup time due to recirculation, potential performance issues regarding ratio and potential loss in yield. In order to maintain good starting chemical temperatures the...
4 Things to Keep in Mind When Buying Concrete Lifting Equipment
Concrete lifting is a construction technique that entails casting floor and horizontal roof slabs one on top of each other, usually at ground level, and lifting them to their proper heights once the concrete has set. Specialized heavy machines called concrete lifting equipment is used to do this work. These machines make it remarkably...
Renting Versus Buying Your Spray Foam Systems Rig
A spray foam systems rig is one useful piece of machinery for anyone doing contract insulation work for a home or small business. However, when your business relies on such a crucial piece of machinery, you can’t help but wonder if renting or buying would suit your needs best. Continue reading to learn more about...
Who Should Consider a Business Venture in Spray Foam Insulation?: Questions You Should Ask Yourself
HVAC industry employment rates are expected to rise upwards of 15% by the year 2026. It’s a lucrative industry—especially when you consider that you can create your own business servicing others in your community. However, there are many requirements and challenges associated with starting your career in the field. Though you may enjoy the thought...
3 Insulation Installation Mistakes You Don’t Want To Make
Fall is just around the corner and temperatures are already dropping. That means you’ll soon be getting floods of calls for spray foam installations and repairs from both commercial and residential customers. Unfortunately, it can be all-too-easy to make a mistake during this busy time of year. These mistakes can be costly not only for...
The Risks on Living in a Sinking Home: What Contractors Should Warn Families About
It’s a nightmare that should keep homeowners up at night. It’s not only a threat to their home but also their families: a sinking home. If you are a contractor working with a family or single homeowner, let them know that they need to act now. Foundation issues can happen to anyone. However, they are...
Why You May Want To Buy Your Own Spray Foam Rig Kit
Air filtration and insulation figures more into the overall energy efficiency of a building than you might think. During the summer, when cool air escapes a building, its system has to go into overdrive to maintain the residents’ desired temperature. The reverse is true for buildings that need to be kept warm during the winter....
