Homeowners

Homeowners

Premium insulation for comfort and energy savings

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A warmer home, with lower impact on the environment

From remodels to new builds, spray foam insulation creates a healthier home by improving indoor air quality and comfort. Spray foam insulation protects your home against pollutants, allergens, mould and moisture damage, while lowering utility bills and environmental impact.

HGTV Host Bryan Baeumler chooses Insulthane Extreme

Elastochem Advantage

Our closed-cell and open-cell solutions provides you with design flexibility, energy-efficient building performance and reduced environmental impact.

Spray Foam in Your Home

Increases comfort

Minimizes air infiltration that can cause condensation and mould growth

Seals every crack and crevice to help insulate large areas, such as walls and roofs

Prevents entry of insects and pests

Resists settling over time

Can qualify for government rebates and tax credits

Radon Gas Protection

Protect your family and home from soil gases

Closed-cell spray foam goes beyond traditional insulation. It creates a complete seal and continuous shell that protects your home from air infiltration and radioactive gases that may enter your home. Insulthane® closed-cell insulation is an approved air barrier system and soil gas barrier that defends against radon and other dangerous gases.

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Official Baeumler Partner

Elastochem's industry leading Insulthane® Extreme is the preferred spray foam of HGTV's Bryan Baeumler, one of the most trusted names in home improvement and renovation. The partnership was formed based on the shared value of using environmentally efficient building materials and bringing cost-savings to the Canadian market.

When I tell people to ‘think green,’ I actually mean green like money. By using products like HFO spray foam, your house will be more efficient to operate and save you money in the long run, forever.

Bryan Baeumler

Spray Foam Magazine, 2018

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Where does air escape?

Energy loss with traditional insulation

One third of air escapes through the openings in ceilings, walls and floors in a home with traditional fiberglass insulation. Spray foam expands to fill cracks and gaps, minimizing air leaks in the walls and roofs and can save a typical homeowner up to 15 percent on heating and cooling costs.

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Building a Comfortable Home Office Shed with Spray Foam

Watch how a homeowner used spray foam insulation in her shed to to turn it into a comfortable and energy-efficient home office.