Spray Foam for Box Sills, Knee Walls, and Slanted Ceilings
As Wisconsin’s premier spray foam dealer, our team of foam insulation experts take pride in providing our clients with transparent insulation services they can trust. Leveraging expertise, reputation, and training, our team of trusted insulation professionals is ready to transform your space with our innovative, eco-friendly, and energy efficient spray foam insulation solutions.
What Makes Spray Foam Insulation So Versitile?
Spray foam insulation is a type of insulation that expands in place to fill all the gaps and cracks in your walls, ceilings, and floors. Not only does it minimize air leakage, but it also reduces your energy consumption and your monthly energy bills. Safe and efficient, spray foam insulation outperforms traditional batt or blanket insulation to transform your home or building into a comfortable temperature controlled space. Best of all, we use a product with minimal off-gassing, so you’ll be back in your home within 2-3 hours after applying.
Applying spray foam to a slanted ceiling.
Green arrows pointing to the box sills of a basement ceiling. Box sills are one of the thinnest barriers in a home or commercial building.
Box Sills in the Basement
Box sills are one of the thinnest points in a home’s exterior. Our spray foam solutions are designed to insulate the box sills in your basement to reduce air filtration both in and out of your home. By creating an airtight seal, spray foam will seal all of the nooks and crannies in your box sills, which increases your energy efficiency, reduces your monthly energy bills, and enhances comfort in your basement living space.
A poorly insulated knee wall construction.
Knee Walls
Spray foam insulation is the best way to insulate the knee walls in your attic or bonus room. Our spray foam applications are designed to create an air barrier that not only keeps air from leaking out, but also keeps air from entering from outside. Spray foam also helps to extend the longevity of your roof by combating moisture issues, especially from ice dams.
Spray foam insulating a sloped ceiling is a huge improvement over batt insulation.
Sloped Ceilings in the Home
Most slanted ceilings are insulated with fiberglass baths, which have a lower R-value than spray foam insulation. Even worse, batt insulation does not create any type of air barrier. Traditional batt insulation creates gaps which allows air to flow freely both inside and outside of your home, wasting valuable energy and increasing your energy bills. After your spray foam application, your entire ceiling and roof will be resistant to heat transfer, increasing energy efficiency, reducing monthly energy bills, and optimizing your comfort levels.
Why Spray Foam Insulate Your Space?
Our spray foam applications are a one-and-done solution designed to create an airtight envelope barrier to eliminate moisture and energy loss. After your initial investment, you will never have to maintain or reposition your foam. Spray foam is maintenance free, and if for some reason it ever needs attention, the professionals at Healthy Homes offer a lifetime warranty.
MOISTURE & TEMPERATURE CONTROL
Spray foam envelopes the entire area in your crawl space, creates an air seal, and provides thermal resistance for optimal temperature control.
ONE-AND-DONE SOLUTION
Foam insulation minimizes air leaks, which reduces your energy consumption and your monthly energy bill.
HYPOALLERGENIC
Mold and mildew can form when moisture finds its way into traditional fiberglass insulation, creating allergens which seep through your walls over time. Foam does not hold moisture, preventing those allergens from entering your space.
Safe & Cost Effective
We use a product with minimal off-gassing, so you’ll be back in your home within 2-3 hours after applying.
Designed to be maintenance free, once we install your spray foam application it’s guaranteed with a transferable lifetime warranty.
