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Atlantic Spray Foam Insulation Service.

Atlantic Spray Foam of Newbury MA knows that Spray Foam Insulation is without a doubt the single largest advancement in ‘Green', ‘Energy Efficient' insulation technology available today. Spray Foam provides a significantly quieter, consistently more comfortable, healthy living environment and is also state-of-the-art in energy cost savings. Energy Solutions Spray-in-Place Foam Insulation is applied to ceilings, walls, attics, roof decks and underfloors as a liquid. This liquid rapidly expands to 120 times its original volume, completely filling every nook, crack and crevice and creating a permanent weatherproof air-seal.

Atlantic Spray Foam of Newbury MA uses Environmentally-Friendly Spray Foam Insulation

Although spray foam insulation is most often used for insulating hard-to-reach areas of building constructions, such as cathedral ceilings, homes which use environmentally-friendly spray foam for all insulation are healthier and have more effective thermal insulation as well as air and vapor barriers. These three important properties are rolled into one with the application of spray foam insulation, and not only is the foam we offer made of renewable materials and free of harmful chemicals such as bleach - our foam can help to reduce your energy consumption, and thus expenditure.

The Future of Residential and Commercial Insulation Application!

Atlantic Spray Foam is committed to becoming the market leader by continuing to provide the best solutions available today for all your insulating needs both residential and commercial.

Atlantic Spray Foam Saves you Money!

We offer state of the art Spray Foam Insulation. It is a superior product for today's energy conscious consumer. Spray Foam yields the greatest cost savings while being environmentally friendly.
Based in Newbury, Massachusetts, we have a customer reach that extends from Cape Cod to Maine.

Federal Tax Incentives

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Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) will enable homeowners, commercial building owners, and builders and manufactures of new homes to take advantage of tax credits available as part of the Energy Policy Act of 2005. A tax credit is different from a tax deduction in that it reduces the amount of income tax you have to pay versus reducing the amount of income subject to tax.