We still have a few weeks of winter left—the cold weather seems to drag on here in the Chicagoland area, doesn’t it? If you’re trying to keep your energy bills in check while keeping your home comfortable but it feels drafty and chillier than it should, you may need more insulation.
Do you need to re-insulate your home? Wondering if foam can be installed in your walls? Keep reading to learn more about foam insulation for existing walls!
Insulating Walls with Foam
So, can foam insulation be installed in existing walls? Yes, it can, depending on the type of foam. Rigid foam, or foam board, is typically installed during new construction projects, in unfinished walls. However, spray foam and foam-in-place insulation can be installed in enclosed, existing walls. It is applied using small spray containers or in larger quantities as a pressure sprayed (foamed-in-place) product and will expand and harden.
Learn more on the Department of Energy’s website »
Spray foam insulation installed in your walls can help:
- Make your home more energy-efficient and reduce your energy bills
- Keep your home more comfortable all year long (not just during this brutal winter)
- Muffle noises from outside and inside, between different rooms
- Protect against air leaks
A professional from ThermaSeal/Lakeside Insulation will be able to assess your situation and determine the right solutions. We’ll expertly install foam insulation (or another type) in your walls so you can start saving money and living more comfortably.
Wall Insulation Installation in the Chicago Area
We have experience insulating walls and can install various types of insulation, from blown-in fiberglass to spray foam. If you need to install more insulation in your walls, contact ThermaSeal/Lakeside Insulation for a free estimate!
