SPRAY FOAM INSULATION SERVICE IN SYRACUSE, NE

Danner Spray Foam provides high quality closed cell spray foam insulation to commercial, residential, and agricultural areas in Syracuse, NE, and the surrounding area. Keep heat in, prevent damage from the elements, and save money with new spray foam insulation.

Residential Insulation

Commercial Insulation

Agricultural Insulation

Free Estimates

One Year Warranty Included

20+ Years of Experience

What is Insulation R-Value

The R-value of insulation measures how well insulation resists heat flow. The higher the R-value means the more resistant the insulation is to heat flow. R- value is measured per inch and ranges from R-2.2 to R60. R-values vary based on type of insulation and brand of insulation. At Danner Spray Foam we use 2 lb. closed cell spray foam which is 7.1 R-value per inch.

Factors When Choosing Insulation

  • Type of Insulation: spray foam (closed-cell or open-cell), fiberglass (batts or loose-fill), cellulose (loose-fill), foam board.
  • Structure Needing Insulated: home, business, barn, etc.
  • Areas of Structure Needing Insulation: walls, attic, crawlspace, floors
  • Location Weather: city & state to determine insulation thickness.

2 lb Closed Cell Spray Foam

At Danner Spray Foam we specialize in 2 lb Closed Cell Spray Foam. Long story short, at Danner we use closed cell spray foam because it allows us to give more bang for your buck.

  • Closed cell spray foam is less expensive than open cell spray foam
  • Closed Cell Spray Foam provides a higher R-Value than other insulation's.
  • Closed Cell Spray Foam leaves less gaps for air & water
  • Closed Cell Spray Foam looks Clean.
  • Closed Cell Spray is easier to install in homes, commercial buildings or agricultural shelters.
Benefits Closed Cell Spray Foam Open Cell Spray Foam Fiberglass Insulation
Insulates to building code ✔ ✔ ✔
Provides air sealing to prevent heat loss in winter & heat gain in summer ✔ ✔ X
Moisture barrier / Flood resistant ✔ X X
Better maintains room temperature to reduce burden on HVAC system ✔ ✔ X
Improves indoor air quality & eliminates harmful airborne contaminants ✔ ✔ X
Maximizes monthly heating & cooling cost savings X ✔ X
Reduces Sound Transmission X ✔ X
Strengthens structure of applied surface ✔ X X
Will not shrink, settle, or sag over time ✔ ✔ X
Heat Gain In Summer X X X
Stable R-Value ✔ ✔ X
Eliminates entry for bugs and pests ✔ ✔ X

Mold & Fiberglass Insulation

Fiberglass insulation is the most common type of insulation found in homes and is most often used by homeowners and contractors because it is cost effective, easily available and easy to install. Many homeowners are unaware that spray foam insulation has more benefits than fiberglass insulation.

One of the large concerns with fiberglass insulation is potential for mold growth. Fiberglass insulation is mold resistant, but mold can grow when the dirt / dust that the fiberglass insulation collects and holds is paired with moisture, condensation, humidity and poor ventilation from roof and HVAC leaks.

Identifying mold on fiberglass insulation is difficult considering insulation is typically in non-visible locations such as attics, walls and bottom of floors. Signs that you may have mold on your fiberglass insulation include:

  • Musty odor
  • Fiberglass discoloration
  • Health issues: Allergies, headaches, coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, skin rashes
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