Basement is sealed up with a nice R22 at 3.5 inches using Elastochem Insulthane Extreme- HFO closed cell spray foam.
Basement Insulation Manitoba
One of Manitoba’s Most Trusted Spray Foam Insulation Companies
Looking to finish your basement, but worried about moisture, energy bills, or comfort? Cold Country Spray Foam are your local experts for basement insulation in Manitoba & Northwestern Ontario. We use only the highest-quality materials, and our work is backed by years of experience and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Serving Winnipeg, Steinbach, Manitoba, & Northwestern Ontario.
Benefits of Insulating Your Basement
A properly insulated basement can make a huge difference in your home’s comfort, energy efficiency, and overall value.
Here are just a few of the benefits:
Lower Energy Bills
Insulating your basement is a smart investment that pays off. By reducing heat loss, you’ll rely less on your furnace, leading to significant savings on your energy bills year after year.
Increased Comfort
Say goodbye to chilly floors and drafts! Basement insulation creates a consistent, comfortable temperature, making your basement a welcoming space to spend time in.
Moisture Control
Protect your home from costly water damage. Basement insulation helps prevent condensation and moisture buildup, reducing the risk of mold, mildew, and structural problems.
Soundproofing
Enjoy peace and quiet in your basement and throughout your home. Insulation helps absorb sound, minimizing noise transfer between the basement and other living areas.
Why Spray Foam is the Best Choice for Basement Insulation
While there are several types of insulation that can be used in basements, spray foam offers distinct advantages that make it the superior choice for your Manitoba home. With Manitoba’s harsh winters, achieving the recommended R-value for your basement is crucial, and closed cell spray foam insulation can help you get there.
To maximize your basement’s energy efficiency, aim for an insulation level of R-24. Many homeowners in Manitoba, especially those taking advantage of Efficiency Manitoba Home Insulation rebates, choose to insulate and add a vapor barrier to their unfinished basements.
Spray Foam Insulation
Spray foam insulation creates an airtight seal that blocks air leakage, moisture, and even sound. This means a warmer, drier, and quieter basement, with significantly lower energy bills. Plus, spray foam can achieve a higher R-value per inch than other insulation types, making it ideal for Manitoba’s climate.
Fiberglass Batts
While fiberglass is a common insulation material, it can be prone to moisture absorption and doesn’t offer the same airtight seal as spray foam, potentially leading to mold and reduced effectiveness over time. To achieve the same R-value as spray foam, you would need significantly thicker fiberglass batts.
Rigid Foam Boards
Rigid foam boards can be effective, but installation can be challenging in basements with irregular shapes or obstructions. Gaps and seams can also reduce their overall performance, making it difficult to achieve the desired R-value consistently.
Rockwool
Rockwool is a good choice for soundproofing and fire resistance, but it doesn’t provide the same airtight seal or moisture resistance as spray foam. In a basement setting, it may require additional sealing to prevent moisture issues.
Basement Spray Foam Insulation Gallery & Posts
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How To Warm Up A Cold Basement: Tips for Creating a Cozy Space
Warm up your cold basement with effective strategies like insulation upgrades and radiant floor heating. Create a cozy living space all year round.
This large basement will be very warm thanks to Nexseal 2.0 HFO closed cell spray foam.
3 inches on foundation walls, 3.5 inches on the joist cavities and cantilevers
-35 ain’t stopping us.
Another basement all sealed up with closed cell spray foam.