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Sprayed Polyurethane Foam Insulation has been used in
the United States since the mid 1960's to insulate homes
and Dwyer's has extensive
experience in this field.
 Sprayed
polyurethane foam provides weatherproof sealants, forms
a seamless layer of insulation, and fills gaps and seams
during application and covers irregular, hard-to-insulate
shapes. In fact, closed-cell spray polyurethane foam
insulation forms an air barrier and moisture barrier
in addition to its high R-value. It can also be efficient
in a wide variety of humidities. All of this reduces
drafts considerably while creating sturdier, quieter
homes. Polyurethane insulating products are also often
structurally self-supporting and can be attached to
a wide range of substrates while requiring no additional
adhesive.
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Polyurethane conserves
natural resources and helps preserve the environment.
With its ideal strength-to-weight ratio, insulation
properties, durability, and unmatched versatility,
it’s no wonder polyurethane is quite at home in
building and construction around the world. Both
the economics of this versatile material and the
comfort it provides the homeowner, have made spray
polyurethane foam an indispensable part of homes
everywhere.
Learn how insulating your home
with spray foam can help you reduce your mortgage
rate and may even help you qualify for more money
through the Energy Efficient
Mortgage program.
Dwyer's offers residential spray
foam insulation for:
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New
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Retrofit |
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Dwyer's uses both closed-cell
and open-cell foam materials. We recommend closed-cell
foam for most applications. However, some jobs may require
or be best suited for open-cell foam. Both types may
be sprayed on open walls and open-cell may be injected
into closed cavities. Foam is ideal for cathedral ceilings
because of its high R-value and moisture resistant qualities.
Field-applied foam has several advantages over fibrous
insulation materials.
We are presently serving residential
customers in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana. We have
recently been insulating a lot of new homes in the Chicago
area including the following counties:
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Lake County |
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McHenry County |
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DuPage County |
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Kane County |
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Cook County |
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Will County |
Our record of customer satisfaction
and continuing commercial success is based on high standards
of personal attention from initial visit to final contract
completion. Request your free
estimate today!
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