Home Insulation

Spray Foam For New Home Insulation

Insulating new homes in Australia with spray polyurethane foam (SPF) is rapidly gaining popularity due to its many advantages and we have led the way in providing cost-effective, long-lasting insulation that also saves you money long-term.

As the demand for this innovative insulation solution continues to soar in new builds, we have invested in state-of-the-art equipment, including 3 additional new reactors, spray guns and tools to greatly streamline our installation processes and minimize cleanup times.

The expertise and efficiency we’ve gained in delivering unsurpassable insulation for new homes is passed onto our customers, ensuring a more cost-effective installation experience. Enjoy a quicker and more precise application of SPF, resulting in quicker timeframes and reduced wastage.

Testimonial 

“We are very happy with the subfloor installation. We have found that there are no drafts anymore, the house is definitely warmer and the flooring is quieter when you walk around – a definite bonus.

Your technicians that came and did the insulation were polite and courteous and very efficient – they were a credit to your organisation.”

 - Siobhan

Existing Homes

We often get asked if we can insulate existing walls, floors, ceilings, under roofs and between floors, or if we can remove existing insulation. We have foams and methods to achieve this with brick veneer, double brick and weatherboard homes.

Brick Veneer Homes

Installing polyurethane foam into an existing brick veneer wall is not without its risks. The methods we use and the products applied help minimise the risk of popping the plasterboard off the studs. Unfortunately there is always a chance of this happening due to the inability to know exactly how the plaster was installed in the first place, or if there are holes through the sarking (building wrap).

The installation method used a slow and careful process.

First the walls are drilled using a specific hole pattern which is determined by the layout of windows and doors etc.

A metered amount of slow reacting SPF is injected into the cavity.

The foam is watched to ensure it is rising past the injection point.

The hole is then plugged.

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