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  1. Foam boards -- rigid panels of insulation -- can be used to insulate almost any part of your home, from the roof down to the foundation. They are very effective in exterior wall sheathing, interior sheathing for basement walls, and special applications such as attic hatches.
    www.energy.gov/energysaver/types-insulation
    When installed properly, spray foam can help make a house airtight (when first applied); it works as a vapor barrier and it adds a significant level of insulation to a home, further reducing the energy needed for heating and cooling.
    www.ecohome.net/guides/3650/is-spray-foam-insul…
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    Insulation contractors also use this single-component spray foam to air-seal a house prior to insulating with fiberglass, cellulose or other fibrous insulation. It’s also possible to use spray foam as whole-house insulation, completely filling the spaces between studs, joists and rafters. This two-component spray foam is applied in liquid form.
    Use Gap-and-Crack Foam to fill spaces between the house foundation and mudsill. Spray foam insulation behind electrical boxes prior to insulating the walls with fiberglass batts. Use fire-block foam insulation to fill holes around pipes, electrical cables, and ducts. To insulate large areas, such as stud bays, use two-part polyurethane spray foam.
    Open-cell foam is more affordable but less effective than closed-cell foam. Materials can also impact the insulation cost —polyurethane spray foam is the most affordable, but you can also choose from soybean, vegetable oil, and even water-based spray foam.
    One of the most compelling reasons to opt for spray foam insulation is its remarkable ability to enhance your home's energy efficiency. This is achieved through the creation of a seamless and airtight barrier within your home. Here's how it works:
  3. Spray Foam Insulation Buying Guide – Forbes Home

  4. How to Shop for Home Insulation - Consumer Reports

  5. Foam Insulation: Pros, Cons, And Is It Worth It For You

    WebLearn about the benefits and drawbacks of spray foam insulation for your home, such as energy efficiency, air sealing, structural strength, and

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