10% Off All Spray Foam Insulation Kits

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Dec. 13, 2013 - PRLog -- The Spray Foam Nation Online Store (http://www.sprayfoamnation.net/spray-foam-kits) is featuring an automatic 10% discount on all spray foam kits (over $250) through December 31, 2013.  Simply add the spray foam kit to your shopping cart and the discount will automatically be applied at checkout.

Spray foam insulation can dramatically increase a home’s energy efficiency.  It can be used in tiny openings as well as large spaces throughout the home; it can also be used in other types of buildings, and it does not require maintenance after it is installed.

Do-it-yourself professionals can put their expertise to work with DIY kits (http://www.sprayfoamnation.net/spray-foam-kits) that are designed to deliver all the benefits of spray foam insulation. Touch ‘n Seal Home Sealing Foam Kits (http://www.sprayfoamnation.net/foam-kit-1000-complete) are a very popular example of these. This type of insulation is different from fiberglass insulation and different skills are required to install it.  Even experienced DIY professionals must ensure that they understand the specific techniques for installation of spray foam insulation before using the product.  After finishing the project, they will use specialized cleaning products to clean the equipment.

Safety is important for everyone who will be installing spray foam insulation.  In addition to making sure they are using the appropriate techniques for installing spray foam insulation, DIY professionals must ensure that they use the proper safety gear (http://www.sprayfoamnation.net/sprayfoam-safety-gear).  As with any type of project, it is important to make safety a top priority.

DIY kits are available for a range of projects.  Some do-it-yourselfers may be focused on filling a few cracks and holes before cold weather arrives while others may be tackling large jobs such as insulating a roof, addition, or even an entire home.  With the range of options available, DIY professionals can find exactly what they need to meet the needs of their particular projects.

If you are not sure whether your home has cracks and gaps that are allowing outside air to enter the home, you can do a simple test to find out.  It involves lighting a candle and walking around the home with it, watching the flame to see if it flickers – or even goes out – at any point.  If it does, you most likely have found a spot where air is entering the home.  At the very least, you can check the spot to see if a storm window is loose or a window is open a little bit.  If there is no obvious reason for the candle to flicker or go out, you may want to consider an energy audit and begin thinking about a DIY spray foam insulation kit (http://www.sprayfoamnation.net/spray-foam-kits).  In addition to saving money on energy bills, you will experience greater comfort at home with fewer drafts.