
Spray Polyurethane foam
SPF is an alternative to traditional fiberglass and saves on energy costs, lowering your utility bills. SFP insulates as much as 50% better that traditional insulation.
cavity filling
SPF is injected into your cavity walls, providing you excellent thermal insulation, as well as sealing against unwanted air leakage. Cavity Filling can also be used as an effective sound barrier.

Waterproofing
Don’t torch it – spray it!
We offer you seamless waterproofing with a polyurethne spray on solution.
POLYUREA COATINGS
Polyurea is impact resistant and provides abrasion protection. Polyurea is eco-friendly and cheaper than expoxy alternatives.

Go Green with Polyspray
Polyspray’s Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) helps you save energy and protect the environment by reducing the electrical energy, natural gas energy and fossil fuel consumption. It is also fire resistant and won’t sustain a flame.
SPF uses a blowing agent that has Zero Ozone Depeting, Zero Globlal Warming Potential and is VOC complient
(does not contribute to smog build up). SPF is truly ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY!
Home-Owners
You may already be familiar with spray foam insulation, but your roofs aren’t the only place to use SPF. Spray foam can be used in many parts of your home, including:
- Walls.
- Roofs
- Crawl Spaces (Walls and floors)
- Basements/Cellars
- Gaps and Holes
- Between brick cavities
- Log cabin floors.
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Builders & Architects
Spray foam is an excellent way that you can incorporate energy reductions into your building design. The Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance (SPFA) conducted a life cycle assessment of spray foam insulation. The results of the study show that the energy and environmental benefits from spray foam insulation used in new residential construction and commercial roofing retrofits far outweigh the energy and environmental impacts.
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Agriculture
Due to the fact that Agricultural structures are inherently harder to insulate, spray foam insulation is rapidly becoming the leading choice to insulate agricultural structures throughout the country.
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