Building Insulation in Kansas City
Building Insulation
KC Spray Foam in Olathe, KS is a nationally known building insulation company. Spray foam insulation is the best way to save on energy costs. We offer both open and closed cell spray foam insulation for your building insulation in Kansas City. The benefits of spray foam insulation are:
- Improves home's energy efficiency
- Heating and cooling savings
- Adds resale value to your home
- Reduces the amount of allergens and pollutants entering your home
- Reduces moisture entering your home
- Keeps you and your family comfortable all year round
- Reduces the risk of drafts
- Minimizes noise from external sources and noise from within your home
- Adds structural integrity to your home.
Spray Foam Insulation for Building Insulation
Open Cell Insulation
Open cell spray foam insulation is semi-rigid and is half pound per cubic foot and is low density. It is a water blown foam and is designed to be used indoors only. With the cells being open, it relies on trapping the air inside of the foam which then insulates the air seal.
Closed Cell Insulation
Closed cell insulation foam is rigid and is 2 pounds per cubic foot. When the closed cell insulation is sprayed, the two part liquid expands about 30 to 40 times in a matter of seconds. Closed cell spray foam can be used both indoors and outdoors. It also creates an air seal. The tensile strength of closed cell spray foam is 25 pounds per square inch.
KC Spray Foam employees go through an industry leading in-house training program to educate them in product knowledge, advance application techniques, building science, and safety standards. This training gives the customer an educated, highly skilled professional to get the job done right.
For all of your building insulation needs in Kansas City, contact the professionals at KC Spray Foam.
About the author
Mark grew up in Winterset, Iowa: the birthplace of John Wayne and the home of Madison County Covered Bridges. He lived on a small acreage where they raised cattle, sheep, and chickens. During his youth, he raised and showed cattle with the local 4H program.
Mark’s first paying job was working at the local lumberyard after school and on weekends. After he graduated from Winterset High School he pursued the agricultural field by working on a large farming operation eventually working his way up to the manger position and partner. He also had a long career in the transportation industry.
Mark continues to own and oversee the operations of Iowa Spray Foam in addition to KC Spray Foam & Coatings.
Mark resides in Lee’s Summit, MO with his wife Tina and three of their four children. Their oldest lives and works in the Kansas City area as well.