Spray Foam Job Studies
E:zero spray foam is a diverse product that can be applied in many scenarios. This section will take a more involved look at the specific jobs that E:zero spray foam insulation products have been used so that you may better understand how our products can fit your individual needs.
Soundproofing Apartments
With many benefits provided to consumers through the use of E:zero's spray foam insulation products, it is often hard to determine the most valuable. Sound control is a benefit of E:500 due to its soft, spongy like qualities and its ability to completely air seal an area, providing for a true sound-tight application. This example explains a collection of apartments in Beverly Hills, CA and how E:500 open-cell spray foam was used in a multi-level building to help absorb the noise between floors.
Retrofitting an Attic with E:500
One of the most common and effective methods to which E:zero spray foams can be used is in the attic. The majority of home's heat is lost through the attic. The application of E:500 is a highly effective method that will display dramatic results in your heating and cooling costs. Another benefit to insulating your attic space is that this can be done in previously built structures as well as new construction for the most diverse and effective method for adding superior insulation to your home.
Airsealing a New Home
Many situations call for a completely air-tight environment in an individual’s home, yet the unfortunate truth is that there are not many viable options to complete this task. E:zero and spray foam insulation provide one of the most ideal products, closed-cell E:2000 spray foam, that when applied at a thickness of 2", you will achieve an air-tight and water-tight seal. This study discusses a girl previously seen on the reality television show, Extreme Makeover Home Edition, who had a high sensitivity to air borne bacteria and needed a clean living environment; E:2000 was applied and provided the safety needed.
Restoring a Residential Flat Roof
Spray foam is not limited to applications inside your home or commercial building; spray foam can be applied to roofs as well. The high density of certain types of spray foam provides the structural integrity needed, the seamless application ensures no failures, and the high levels of insulation provide the energy savings. This story describes a very old home with a flat roof over a commonly used part of a home. The structure of the roof was conducive to pounding water, and therefore was prone to leakage. With the application of spray foam insulation and a silicone based coating, all troubles were alleviated and comfort was restored to this family’s gathering room.
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