Eco-Friendly
Energy Efficient
Durable
Why Spray Foam Insulation is the Superior Insulation Choice
Spray foam insulation is the top choice for insulation due to its optimal energy performance, eco-friendliness, and moisture resistance. It has the highest R-Value out of all insulation options and the air/vapour barrier qualities eliminate the need for additional components in the building assembly.
According to the US Department of Energy ,Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation has a 92% Efficiency Rating (more than double that of open cell foam, cellulose and fibreglass insulation) and has a R-Value of R6 per inch, (double that of open cell foam, cellulose and fibreglass insulation).
More specifically the product we use, Boreal Nature Elite, is produced by Genyk, a Canadian company located in Quebec. Genyk is an industry leader whose products are manufactured locally, sustainably and with renewable products. Boreal Nature Elite exceeds LEED requirements and are GreenGuard Gold Certified – zero VOC’s, zero Ozone-Depletion and a Global Warming Potential of less than one.
Boreal Nature Elite is certified as an integral air/vapour barrier insulation with superior thermal resistance performance. It’s an incredibly durable product that does not deteriorate as other insulation products do over time. On-site construction waste is extremely minimal.
Insulation Solutions for Any Project
Residential
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Marine
Whatever your needs, we’ve got you covered!
Used for insulation in walls, roofs, and floors in residential settings, in roofing systems, foundations, and walls for commercial settings, and as boat hull insulation for marine applications.
With its excellent insulation properties, durability, and affordability, spray foam insulation is an ideal choice for a variety of insulation needs.

What Makes Spray Foam Insulation the Eco-Friendly Insulation Choice?
We’re Guided by the Latest Technology
Infrared imaging is a valuable tool for spray foam installers as it can help us identify areas of air leakage and guide the installation process. By using infrared imaging devices, our installers can detect temperature variations in a building’s walls, ceilings, and floors, indicating areas of heat loss or gain. These temperature variations may be caused by air leaks, insufficient insulation, or other issues that can impact a building’s energy efficiency.
Once the areas of air leakage have been identified, our installers can use the information to guide their spray foam insulation application. We can direct the foam to the areas where it is needed most, ensuring that the insulation is applied correctly and effectively. This can help improve the overall energy efficiency of the building and reduce heating and cooling costs.



