FAQs

Spray foam insulation is a type of insulation that is applied as a liquid and expands to fill the space it is applied to. It is commonly used in walls, attics, and other areas where insulation is needed.

You can fill out a form on our website with your contact information. This information is then passed on to local, trusted, and accredited spray foam insulation installers in your area. These installers will contact you to arrange a visit to the property to conduct a survey, measure the property, and provide you with a quote for the installation of spray foam insulation.

There are several benefits to using spray foam insulation, including improved energy efficiency, better air quality, and increased structural integrity. It can also help to reduce noise pollution and prevent the growth of mould and other harmful bacteria.

All of the installers recommended by Eco Home Savings are trusted and accredited professionals with experience in installing spray foam insulation. We carefully vet all of our recommended installers to ensure that they provide high-quality services and have a proven track record of customer satisfaction. We only recommend installers who offer HICS Consumer Protection and a minimum 25 Year Guarantee. Our work doesn't stop once your new insulation has been installed, a member of our customer aftercare team will contact you to ensure the work has been done to your satisfaction.

Yes. We guarantee to beat any like-for-like quote, simply email us at info@ecohomesavings.com or fill in our contact form and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.

Yes, spray foam insulation is safe to use. It has been rigorously tested and meets all safety standards for insulation materials. It is non-toxic, water-blown and is certified by the BBA, ETA and IAB.

Yes, after filling out the form on the website, you may be contacted by multiple local installers who will provide you with quotes for the installation of spray foam insulation. We want to ensure you get the best price possible and this will allow you to compare quotes and choose the best option for your property and budget. In some cases, we may determine that only one installer is suitable for your needs based on factors such as your location or property type.

The cost of spray foam insulation varies depending on several factors, including the size of the area to be insulated and the thickness of the insulation required. In general, it tends to be more expensive than other types of insulation, but the long-term energy savings and other benefits can make it a worthwhile investment. Eco Home Savings is the best place to find an accredited installer who will offer you a good price based on your needs.

It is not recommended to install spray foam insulation yourself. The installation process requires specialised equipment and training, and it is best to leave it to professionals.

Spray foam insulation does not contain any harmful chemicals. It is made from renewable, plant-based materials and does not off-gas or emit any harmful fumes.

Unlike traditional insulations such as fibreglass, spray foam insulation can last for many years without losing its effectiveness. It is a durable material that is not affected by changes in temperature or humidity and typically isn't removed from a property once installed.

Yes, spray foam insulation can be removed if necessary. The process involves carefully cutting the insulation and removing it in pieces. It is best to leave this task to professionals who have experience with removing spray foam insulation.

Yes, spray foam insulation is fire resistant making it arguably the safest insulation in the world. It can help to prevent the spread of fire and protect the structure of a building in the event of a fire.

Yes, spray foam insulation can be installed in a variety of different property types, including homes, apartments, commercial buildings, and more. However, the specific installation process may vary depending on the type of property and the location of the insulation. However, in rare cases, spray foam insulation may not be suitable for certain properties, such as listed buildings.