Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Jan 06, 2012
Cronk Construction utilized open cell foam in the attic and overhang of this residential renovation in Forestburg, NY. Spray foam was used in this project to increase energy efficiency.
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Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Dec 23, 2011
Open and closed cell foam was installed throughout this new construction residence in Franklin Lakes, NJ, built by Quality Custom Homes. Spray foam, which was applied to the exterior walls and in the attic rafters, was used primarily for its energy-efficient qualities.
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Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Wed, Dec 14, 2011
The War Fighter Building at the McGuire Air Force Base in Wrightstown, NJ, needed to seal the gap from the underside of the roof to the building’s exterior walls in order to meet air testing requirements. Green Jacket Contractors, LLC, asked Coastal to apply an ABAA-approved liquid membrane as an air barrier. Our Spray Foam Engineers were able to provide a solution through closed cell spray foam.
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Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Dec 09, 2011
Powell Cove chose Coastal to insulate this new construction 20-unit residential community in College Point, NY. Spray Foam Engineers used a combination of open and closed cell spray foam to seal the building envelope, providing future residents with the utmost in energy efficiency for years to come.
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Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Dec 02, 2011
Comstock Residential employed Coastal to utilize a combination of open and closed cell spray foam in this new construction residence in Mount Kisco, NY. The open cell was applied to the majority of the home to ensure a tightly sealed building envelope. The closed cell foam was used in the below-grade areas (specifically, the crawlspace and basement exterior walls) because of its moisture-resistant properties.
Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Nov 25, 2011
Coastal was contracted by Twining Construction to insulate a training facility in Croydon, PA. Spray Foam Engineers installed closed cell foam onto a cinderblock surface around the perimeter of the building to improve thermal performance and create a moisture barrier.
What are the reasons for applying spray foam insulation to the exterior of a structure?
Air leaking into and out of a building significantly degrades thermal performance. Spray polyurethane foam works against air leakage by providing a seamless, full adhered, monolithic air barrier that conforms to irregular shapes and slopes, and allows easy detailing around penetrations.
Spray foam air barriers contribute to improving building durability, energy efficiency, and occupant comfort, health, and safety.
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Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Nov 18, 2011
Coastal installed spray polyurethan foam in the attic and overhangs of a new construction residence built by Barry Construction in Spring Lake, NJ. Closed cell foam was chosen for its thermal benefits, and resulted in a tightly sealed structure.
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Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Nov 11, 2011
Coastal insulated a new construction residence in Colts Neck, NJ, built by MD Peduto Construction. Spray Foam Engineers used closed cell spray foam in the roof line, exterior walls, gable wall, and band joists to maximize energy efficiency and increase thermal performance.
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Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Nov 04, 2011
Van Doren Builders chose Coastal for their insulation needs at this residential project in Normandy Beach, NJ. The new construction home employed open cell foam in order to optimize energy efficiency throughout the house.
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Posted by Jacqueline Moss on Fri, Oct 28, 2011
Larsen Building contracted Coastal to insulate this residential renovation in Madison, NJ. Open cell foam was used in the garage ceiling, overhangs, attic rafters, and attic gable walls in order to increase the home's overall energy efficiency.
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