Spray foam insulation is the superior choice for energy efficiency and comfort. Discover the remarkable benefits of spray foam insulation. With its air-tight seal, spray foam eliminates energy loss caused by air leakage, ensuring exceptional thermal insulation.
Superior Attic proudly installs Accufoam OC, a high-yield, open-cell spray foam engineered for exceptional thermal performance and air sealing. Accufoam is 100% water-blown, eco-friendly, and forms a seamless barrier that reduces energy loss, enhances comfort, and improves indoor air quality. Trusted by contractors nationwide, it delivers consistent results for long-term energy savings and home protection.
This durable and long-lasting solution improves indoor air quality by sealing out allergens and pollutants. Experience unmatched energy efficiency and potential cost savings with spray foam insulation.
See our case studies for an average of 45.5% energy usage reduction. Choose the best for your Dallas-Fort Worth home.
An attic with spray foam insulation
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Most spray foam insulation projects can be completed in just 1–2 days.
We use Accufoam OC, a high-yield, low-density, open-cell spray foam that’s sprayed with a 1:1 volume ratio—so there’s no messy mixing required on-site. It’s 100% water-blown with no ozone-depleting blowing agents, delivering excellent thermal performance and forming a seamless air barrier to reduce energy loss.
See specifications on the Accufoam OC product page.
The two types of spray foam have different properties and applications:
Open-Cell Spray Foam
Closed-Cell Spray Foam
Both types are highly effective—the right choice depends on your home’s needs, your budget, and whether air sealing, moisture control, or maximum insulation value is the top priority.
At Superior Attic, we use open-cell spray foam, which is water-permeable. That means if your roof ever develops a leak, water will still pass through the foam and show up just like it would with traditional insulation or wood. This makes it easier to detect leaks, since moisture won’t get trapped inside the foam or hidden in your roof system.
If you ever notice staining, moisture, or dripping, it’s important to have it inspected quickly to prevent further damage. The insulation itself does not mask roof leaks—it actually helps reveal them sooner.
No—spray foam insulation is safe when installed by professionals. The only time problems come up is when it’s applied by untrained or careless contractors who don’t follow the right procedures. Like any building material, poor installation can cause issues, but with the right team it’s a non-issue.
At Superior Attic, we use Accufoam OC, and our crews are trained to install it properly every time. Once cured, spray foam is completely safe and actually helps improve your home’s air quality by sealing out dust, pollen, and outdoor pollutants.
Not when it’s done correctly. Moisture problems usually come from poor installation practices, not the spray foam itself. If a contractor doesn’t account for ventilation, air sealing, or your home’s existing conditions, that’s when issues can happen.
With Superior Attic, you don’t have to worry. Our team inspects your attic system first and installs spray foam the right way, ensuring your home stays comfortable and balanced. In fact, when properly installed, spray foam helps reduce humidity swings by sealing out unwanted air and moisture.
Based on case studies we’ve conducted here in the DFW market, homeowners who upgrade to spray foam attic insulation see energy bill savings of up to 45%. By sealing air leaks and creating a continuous thermal barrier, spray foam dramatically reduces the workload on your HVAC system, leading to lower monthly bills and a more comfortable home year-round.
Yes—you can still insulate your attic with spray foam even if you have gas appliances, like a furnace or water heater. The key is making sure those appliances have the right combustion air intake so they operate safely.
At Superior Attic, our team checks for gas appliances during inspection and ensures proper airflow is maintained. When needed, we’ll have a licenced HVAC professional install a dedicated combustion air intake so your appliances continue to run efficiently and safely after spray foam is applied. With the right preparation and professional installation, spray foam and gas appliances can work together without issues.
No—spray foam does not damage your roof or shingles when it’s installed correctly. This concern usually comes from poor contractor practices, not the product itself.
At Superior Attic, we use open-cell spray foam, which is breathable and allows your roof to perform as designed. Our team also makes sure your attic has the right ventilation and that all roofing components are protected during installation. In fact, spray foam can extend the life of your roof by reducing heat buildup in the attic and keeping your shingles from being overworked by extreme temperatures.
Building codes recognize that not all insulation works the same way. Fiberglass relies only on resisting heat flow, so higher R-values are required to achieve efficiency. Spray foam, on the other hand, not only insulates but also air seals your home—something fiberglass can’t do. Because of this added performance, code allows spray foam to meet efficiency requirements with a lower R-value than fiberglass.
Yes! Spray foam is a great solution for sheds, workshops, detached garages, and other outbuildings. It helps regulate temperature, reduces humidity, and creates a more comfortable space for storage or work. Whether you want to keep tools from rusting, protect stored items, or turn your shed into a year-round usable space, spray foam provides a durable and efficient insulation option.
Both options are effective, but they work a little differently:
Blown-In Insulation (like Jet Stream Ultra)
Spray Foam Insulation (Accufoam OC)
Which one is right for you depends on your attic system, home design, and energy goals. The best step is to schedule a free inspection, and our team will recommend the insulation type that makes the most sense for your home.
No, these two systems aren’t designed to be installed together. Spray foam works by sealing and insulating in one step, while blown-in insulation sits on the attic floor. If both are used, it can actually create ventilation and moisture problems, making your attic system less effective.
Instead, it’s best to choose the option that’s right for your home. Spray foam is typically the higher-performing solution, but blown-in insulation may be the better fit depending on your attic design and budget. Our team will evaluate your attic during a free inspection and recommend the best approach.
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