Commercial
Although we specialize in sprayed foam, we can install other types of insulation. Give us a call for a price estimate and information on the right insulation for your job.
The Installation Process for Commercial Structures when using spray foam.
There are two different ways to install All Season's Foam Insulation:
1. Spray it onto any open surface and studded wall
2. Pour it into an existing wall cavity when renovating.
A trained, ASFI installer must be used in both cases.
With any open surface, All Season's Foam Insulation can be sprayed on once electrical and plumbing services are in place. It then expands to 100 times its initial volume in seconds, permanently adhering to the surfaces of the surrounding building materials and sealing all gaps.
For retrofitting existing walls, a slower expanding formulation of All Season's Foam Insulation can also be used during renovations. The material is simply injected into small holes drilled into plaster or gypsum walls, or from the outside of the wall.
Weather is not a factor!
It can be installed in hot, humid, raining or freezing conditions. This part of construction won't be held up due to weather. Surface preparation is generally not necessary. Within minutes, the foaming process is complete and the walls may be covered. Any installation gaps are subject to immediate visual quality control and can be fixed right away.
Ideal for Commercial Steel Buildings
Spray Foam is ideally suited for steel construction. The foam will immediately fill cracks and crevices providing unrivaled sealing capability. It works exceptionally well in difficult to insulate places such as tight spaces, around plumbing and wiring, and adheres to other materials too. It completely seals around joints, crevices and spaces such as steel stud "U" and "C" sections. No additional interior or exterior air infiltration protection is necessary.
Are there Building Code Approvals?
All Season's Foam complies with the BOCA, SBCCI and the ICBO Uniform Building Codes. The Council of American Building Officials National Evaluation Service has evaluated it. It has been the subject of research projects by the NAHB Research Center and the Florida Solar Energy Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Health problem concerns associated with other building products in recent years such as asbestos, urea formaldehyde and glass fibers, lead authorities to dictate the ground rules for acceptance of new building materials.
Spray Foam Insulation became, to the best of our knowledge, the most extensively tested insulation material on the market today. The testing included the most sensitive emissions tests developed to date, tests that few other building materials have ever been through.
Technical Data:
Thermal Performance Thermal resistance [R-value] ASTM CS18: R3.6 hr. ft2 ¡F/BTU
Rsi 0.62 m2 ¡C/W per 25 mm Average insulation contribution in stud wall: 2" x 4" = R13 2" x 6" = R20ASFI provides more effective performance than the equivalent R-value of hand fitted air permeable insulation materials. It is not subject to loss of R-value due to aging, windy conditions, settling, convection or air infiltration; nor is it likely to be affected by moisture related conditions.
Air permeability of core foam:
ASTM E283 data
0.0049 L/S-m2 @75 Pa for 5.25" 0.0080 L/S-m2 @75 Pa for 3.25" Spaces where ASFI is not installed, such as between double studs and between flooring and base plates, should be caulked for maximum performance. In all buildings, adequate mechanical ventilation/air supply should be provided for optimum Indoor Air Quality. Inadequate ventilation could be a health hazard.
