According to a 2002 US Department of Energy report, heating and cooling costs amount to 50-70% of the energy used in the average American home. With the costs of heating and cooling going up, this is a concern of most home and building owners. Most of us know to turn off the lights to conserve energy but don't to look to insulate our homes or buildings to save even more.

Looking for tax credits: Spray Foam Insulation is the most economical and efficient home improvement you should consider. Up to 30% or $1500.00 of your material cost to upgrade your insulation is a tax credit available to all home owners. For more information click here: www.energystar.gov

When building a new home or improving your existing home on the top of your wish list should be: Comfort, health and energy efficiency. Absolute Green Insulation, LLC can install your spray foam insulation and provide your family with a blanket of assurance knowing that you are protected from moister, noise, outside pollutants and high energy bills due to unwanted air leakage.

We all know energy costs continue to rise. Consider Spray Foam Insulation. Spray Foam Insulation will be the preferred choice for insulation due to its super efficiency and long term effectiveness. Your healthy home will have improved indoor air quality, comfortable and consistent temperatures and low monthly energy bills. There are two types of spray foam insulation Absolute Green Insulation offers; Open Cell and Closed Cell Foam. Each home has its own unique needs just like you. We will custom fit the best options for you and your home. There are many uses for Spray foam including; soundproofing, sealed crawl spaces, roofline as well as your complete home system insulation. Regardless of your needs, we will put the package together to make your home the best it can be.

Open Sray Spay Foam

Closed Sray Spay Foam

Spray Foam Insulation for Attic Spaces

This application is considered the most effective, by the Spray Foam Industry, the foam is sprayed directly to the underside of your existing roof or new construction roof, between the joists, down around the rim and into the soffit areas, on the gable wall ends, and effectively sealing off and insulating the entire attic space from any air infiltration.

The traditional practice of insulating the underside of the roof in the attic has raised much debate in the building industry because "standard" roofing and design techniques call for the attic to be ventilated in order to reduce moisture problems and heat build-up in the hot summer months.

However, a vented attic situation it will become approximately 130 to 150 degrees in the summer and virtually matches the temperatures of the winters months.  There's no reason for your air-conditioning and vent-duct work to have to work in that type of severe conditions. There is also opportunity for moisture to form due to condensation on these appliances.

When you apply spray foam directly to the underside of the roof deck, it now insulates the attic space from the extreme heat that once radiated thorough the hot shingles sheathing and roof.  The severe temperatures no longer exist in the attic. In short, the attic now becomes a "conditioned" space of the house that is just as comfortable as any other room in the home.

Sealed Crawl space

A sealed crawl space is an important part of a properly designed home or updating your existing home for energy efficiency. Sealing your crawl space is a key component of moisture management and pollutant reductions that occur in most homes. Extensive research has been completed to support the benefits of a sealed crawl space. We offer a complete sealed crawl space with dehumidification as needed. We cover the floor of your crawl space with mil vapor barrier to eliminate ground moisture infiltration into your home. Crawl space walls and all piers are sealed with closed cell foam, leaving a 3" gap for termite inspection. External ventilation is required for combustion devices located in a sealed crawl space.

The many benefits of sealing a crawl space:

• No more swelling or cracking floors or wood trim due to changing humidity levels.
• No more crawl space smells.
• No more cold floors.
• No more molds and other wood destroying fungi in the crawl space.
• No more spiders, bugs or other pests in the crawl space and coming up into your home, eating your wood.
• Less dust and dust mites.
• Increases usable storage space.
• Creates a tighter more comfortable home.