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At Tri State Foam Masters, we understand that proper insulation is a crucial aspect of any home or commercial building. That's why we specialize in spray foam insulation, which provides superior protection against heating and cooling loss. Unlike traditional fiberglass insulation, spray foam thoroughly protects against six paths of heat and cooling loss, providing maximum energy efficiency and cost savings.

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Convection: The movement of cold & hot air in your walls.

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Conduction: Heat transferring through materials touching insulation.

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Radiation: How much heat is leaving through your walls & roof.

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Air Infiltration: Air flow transferring heat between the interior & exterior.

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Air Intrusion: Outside air coming in & going back out.

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Moisture Buildup: Heat loss or gain due to moisture in the insulation.

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One of the biggest benefits of spray foam insulation is that it can fill gaps in walls, floors and ceilings, providing an airtight seal that helps prevent air loss. 

When it comes to insulation, spray foam outshines all other types. Although it may have a higher initial installation cost, the long-term benefits far outweigh it. Unlike fiberglass insulation, spray foam insulation stays in place, making it more cost-effective in the long run.

Spray foam insulation is not only a safe and practical solution for insulating your home or commercial building, it is also environmentally friendly. No harmful particles are released into the air during its installation and does not retain moisture or foster mold and mildew growth, providing you with a clean and healthy environment.

Adds structural integrity to your walls as it hardens when it dries.​

Insect, fire, mildew, & water resistant (great for basements). 

Helps protect against noise, pests, & moisture.

Easy single application saves time.

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