The buyers of the 510,000 newly constructed homes sold in 2015 were probably not preoccupied about the type of insulation used in the houses. Instead, they were probably more focused on features like attached garages, the number of bathrooms and open-concept kitchens.
Nevertheless, beyond those more visible amenities, the type of insulation in a new building’s attic and walls can have a major impact on the occupants’ quality of life and the building’s energy efficiency. While sometimes perceived as a premium product, spray polyurethane foam has a proven track record of insulating and consistent performance.
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