Ceiling Insulation Services
Ceiling insulation is a critical part of the insulation process throughout the home. In the uppermost floor of your home, the attic or crawl space above your ceiling, especially if unfinished, can be responsible for a lot of heat loss. It is especially important to have this surface insulated as heat rises and can easily escape, leaving you with an inefficiently heated home during the cold months or cool evenings. Floor joists in unfinished spaces that seal off living spaces (ceilings within rooms underneath) are also prone to heat loss. Coler examines your home and will educate you on where insulation should be installed for the best results possible. We even provide ceiling insulation between the studs for ceilings that are directly in contact with the roof rafters.
Why Coler?
Our spray foam insulation is an extremely effective insulation method that constantly pays back on the initial investment in energy savings. It is important to cover all necessary areas of the house with proper insulation, which is why our ceiling insulation will help retain the proper temperature so you can save on your energy bills.
We are BPI certified, use superior insulation products that are Eco-friendly, and also pride ourselves on educating our customers on:
- The product they are receiving.
- What product will work best.
- Where it should go for the most effective results.
- Why it will be beneficial.
- How it will improve ROI.
Learn more about our spray foam insulation services and why spray foam is a superior option compared to cheaper solutions. Give us a call and start saving today!
Ceiling Insulation Services For:
- Canandaigua
- East Rochester
- Pittsford
- Rochester
- Webster
- Syracuse
- & The Surrounding Areas
What is the R-Value of SprayFoam Insulation per inch?
R-value is derived from a controlled laboratory test of insulation’s resistance to conductive heat flow. Open cell has an R-value of up to 4.0/inch. Closed cell has an R-value of up to 7.0/inch.
What is the R-Value of a Spray Foam insulated wall or ceiling?
In the wall or ceiling of a building, most factory-made insulation materials suffer a reduction in performance due to air leakage and infiltration. The insulating value of many building components may be as low as 50% of the nominal R-Value of the insulation they contain.
However, the insulation of a wall containing spray foam will perform better or equal to the laboratory tested R-Value of the material because of its air infiltration elimination and long-term performance.
