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“A bit more foam in my home”
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We sprayed the last part of the ceiling that remained uninsulated. We used a closed-cell foam instead of Icynene. It has twice the R value per inch, and cost less than half the money. They were in and out quickly, and blocked off the finished wood with cardboard to avoid overspray. A much less painful financial experience than my last time. This means we have a very air-tight cap on the top of our house, and now need to work on improving the windows and doors. Don't remind me about the exposed brick walls.


Fig.1
Starting the process

Fig.2
This was a pretty small job

Fig.3
It just keeps growing...

Fig.4
The hose carries two compounds

Fig.5
Hey, our ceiling is done.

Fig.6
Look at all that wood.

Fig.7
Hey neighbor.


Fig.8
They used cardboard to keep things tidy

Fig.9
Mask, hat, gloves and ladder.


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