FAQs

Spray foam insulation is more expensive upfront compared to traditional insulation methods. Open-cell spray foam typically costs about 12.5% more than batt insulation for a complete installation. Closed-cell spray foam is approximately 33% pricier than open-cell. Despite the higher initial cost, spray foam insulation offers superior energy efficiency. This means you can choose between paying more now for installation or paying higher energy bills in the future.

Spray foam insulation has an exceptionally long lifespan when properly installed. It only deteriorates when exposed to direct sunlight, which isn't a concern in attics or crawlspaces. Once applied, it maintains its effectiveness indefinitely. In contrast, traditional insulation materials like fiberglass batts or blown-in insulation start to lose their energy efficiency after 7-10 years and continue to degrade over time.

Piedmont Profoam extends its services across the entire state of North Carolina. Additionally, we cater to customers in Southern Virginia and Northern South Carolina, ensuring a wide coverage area for our insulation solutions.

Indeed, spray foam insulation offers excellent sound buffering properties. It's particularly effective for areas like guest suites and attic rooms where noise reduction is desirable. As an added benefit, spray foam insulation can be painted to match your existing decor, seamlessly blending with your interior design.