The R-value of spray foam insulation is much higher than other traditional insulation materials. This results in superior thermal performance and energy savings. It also makes your home or commercial structure more comfortable and helps with the control of moisture and mold growth.

Whether you’re building a new construction project or retrofitting an existing home, Green Earth has the expertise to install the perfect insulation solution for your project. Our experts keep disruptions to a minimum and ensure that the job is completed quickly and efficiently.

How Green Earth Spray Foam Enhances Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

We use a non-toxic, soy-based closed-cell spray polyurethane foam called HEATLOK SOY. This eco-friendly product utilizes recycled plastic waste to manufacture the rigid insulation, providing a more efficient utilization of our world’s non-renewable resources while delivering high quality and superior R-values.

Both open- and closed-cell spray foam insulation are formulated to contain tiny pockets of air that create barriers and make it difficult for heat energy to pass through them. This creates a very effective insulator that reduces noise pollution both from outside and between different rooms inside your home or commercial structure.

Green Earth Spray Foam is very easy to apply and can be sprayed in tight spaces and nooks and crannies where other insulation cannot. This allows us to provide the most comprehensive energy-saving and comfort solutions for your home or commercial structure.

The chemicals used to blow open and closed-cell foam can have a high global warming potential (GWP). However, some brands of spray insulation foam have been developed using low GWP blowing agents. For example, BASF Walltite CM01 and Genyk Boreal Nature are both closed-cell spray foam insulation products that use a low GWP blowing agent.

Green Earth Spray Foam
1891 Prospect Church Rd Lawrenceville, GA 30043
678-792-0402

Residential landscape architecture is the planning, design and subsequent nurturing of the natural and built environments around homes and other buildings. Its practitioners are trained in everything from site design and historic preservation to horticulture and environmental science. This wide range of knowledge enables them to better manage the relationship between human activity and natural resources as well as improve the human health, safety and wellbeing of those living in built environments.

Depending on the location and context of a residential project, the goal may be to raise property value, increase curb appeal, create a tranquil outside space to relax in, lower energy costs by shading and insulating the home, support biodiversity, and promote environmental sustainability. Many of these objectives are achieved by integrating the landscape with the home’s architectural design. This can be done through the use of color, texture and contrast to add depth and intrigue. It can also be accomplished by utilizing different plants to create different effects.

Crafting Serenity: Residential Landscape Architecture Essentials

In addition to improving the home’s energy efficiency and visual appeal, sustainable residential landscape architecture can help regenerate ecologically productive landscapes and reconnect fragmented ecosystems. By using native plant species, this can be accomplished by reducing the need for excess water, chemical fertilizers and pesticides and supporting pollinators. It can also be done by incorporating rainwater and graywater harvesting into the design of the landscape.

Spray foam insulation is a high-performance green product that is sprayed onto surfaces and fills gaps, seams, cracks, crevices, and hollow spaces to create an airtight, moisture-resistant barrier that dramatically reduces energy consumption, heating, cooling costs, noise pollution and dust. It is also the safest and most sustainable insulation choice available today.

It is made with a higher percentage of renewable ingredients than other soy-based SPF products and is not blended with petroleum. This enables the foam to be labeled as “green” by the USDA.

Green Earth Spray Foam Installation Process Explained

This is achieved by using a sucrose-based polyol (as opposed to the traditional petroleum-based polyol) which results in the B side containing 30% to 40% renewable content vs. only 9% in other soy-based SPF formulations.

Unlike fiberglass batts that can sag over time, Green Earth spray foam insulates your home or commercial structure and provides long-lasting energy efficiency and comfort. It also helps prevent air leakage, which is responsible for up to 18% of your energy loss.

Our Green Earth insulation specialists keep disruptions to a minimum and work quickly and efficiently to get your job done. Unlike other insulation materials, spray foam doesn’t have to be unrolled or cut to size and can be easily installed in hard-to-reach areas like attics and crawl spaces. The crew will point the specialized gun at all of the hard-to-reach spots and spray the insulator, which adheres to surfaces, expands and fills them completely. The process is quicker and cleaner than putting in traditional insulation, but we still recommend that everyone vacate the area during spraying and curing to avoid exposure to VOCs (volatile organic compounds). Yellow + Blue = Green Foam indicator system makes it easy to know you have the right mix at all times – minimizing waste!

Green Earth Spray Foam
1891 Prospect Church Rd Lawrenceville, GA 30043
678-792-0402