Last updated: June 10, 2026 | Written by Robert Kowalski | Reviewed by Diana Mills After 15 years installing spray foam professionally, I’ve seen every mistake a homeowner can make with a DIY kit —… Best Spray Foam Kits for DIY in 2026: Honest Reviews from a Former Contractor
Last updated: June 14, 2026 | Reviewed by Robert Kowalski, SPFA Certified Professional R-value is the single most important number when it comes to evaluating insulation performance — and yet it’s also one of the… Spray Foam R-Value: The Complete Guide to Open Cell vs Closed Cell Performance
Learn how spray foam insulation waterproofs your foundation, stops moisture intrusion, and protects your home. Compare open vs. closed cell and costs inside.
Discover how spray foam and polyurea work together for blast mitigation. This guide covers the science behind foam blast protection, installation methods, real-world applications in military and civilian settings, cost comparisons, and material specifications for blast-resistant coating systems.
Learn everything you need to know about insulating a hunting blind with foam — from closed-cell spray foam to rigid XPS boards. This guide covers R-values, installation tips, interior coatings, noise reduction, and common mistakes to avoid. Build a warmer, quieter, and more durable deer blind this season.
Cargo stability may not draw the same attention as new shipping technology or advanced logistics software, yet it remains one of the most important parts of transport. Every load, whether on a truck, ship, or… Spray Foam and the Expanding Role of Dunnage Protection
Closed cell spray foam differs from open cell in both structure and performance. Its rigid form strengthens walls and reduces air movement. Because the foam hardens after application, it forms a vapor barrier and resists water absorption. That strength makes it popular for roofs, basements, and areas exposed to moisture. Its insulation value, or R-value, also exceeds many common alternatives. These qualities explain its growing use in both residential and commercial construction.
Homeowners want better insulation. Builders want better margins. Cities want better performance. The answer, in many cases, continues to point toward spray foam. In the coming years, spray foam insulation will do more than just seal attics and crawl spaces—it will reshape how Americans think about comfort, efficiency, and long-term value.
Heat moves through walls, escaping during winter and entering during summer. By controlling wall insulation flow, you can reduce your energy costs. Insulation works by reducing heat transfer speeds, handling this task exceptionally well. This… The Truth About Foam Insulation: Does It Work for Your Home?
Spray foam insulation has gained popularity in commercial constructions because of its insulating qualities. The density of spray foam plays a role in determining its effectiveness, influencing its resistance or R value. This article delves… Understanding Spray Foam Density: A Guide to R-Values and Insulation Choices
