Reduce your home’s energy costs

Did you know that enough air escapes from a typical house every day to fill two Goodyear blimps? In winter, cold air seeps in and the warm air that you paid to heat escapes. You can feel it happening around your doors and windows.

If you live in an older house, chances are as much as 50% of your heating and cooling bills can be attributed to air leakage. Even in newer construction with standard fiberglass insulation, you could be throwing away hundreds of dollars a year!

That’s because conventional fiber insulation provides a poor barrier to air leakage — reducing the effective R-value and contributing to costly energy loss, moisture build-up, even the transfer of airborne pollutants and pollens into your home, whereas foam insulation expands to fill every crack, virtually eliminating infiltration. This can drastically reduce the amount of energy your home needs to maintain the same temperature.

Proper air sealing and insulation stops drafts and maintains humidity levels in winter. In summertime it works to keep your home cool, dry and comfortable. It’s time to gain the benefits of reducing your energy costs.

Common Areas of Energy Loss

Bad news, most homes will have up to 50% of their hot or cold air leaking outside when it should remain trapped inside. Did you know that enough air escapes from a typical house every day to fill two Goodyear blimps? In winter, cold air seeps in and the warm air that you paid to heat escapes. You can feel it happening around your doors and windows. These leakages can be caused through the following areas of your home:

It's time to gain the benefits of reducing your energy

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Call Foam Comfort today @ 416-410-0961 or contact us. A simple one-time application will not only keep you warm in the winter, it’ll keep your air conditioner from burning up in summer. That means dramatically lower energy costs and a higher resale value for your home.

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