Spray Foam Insulation Alternative Offered By Agri Com Insulation Has Advantages - And A Lower Cost

TOLEDO, Ohio - Jan. 26, 2014 - PRLog -- Many people are aware of the fact that spray foam insulation is a very effective insulating material, but Rod Piece, President and Owner of Insulation Toledo (http://insulationtoledo.com/), stated that his company has taken on a new product that provides nearly the same level of insulation as spray foam at 25% less cost.

The product is called the, “'SATAC' System” (Spray Applied Thermal Acoustic Cellulose), a spray-grade cellulose insulation used in conjunction with special commercial spray adhesives Pierce stated, "SATAC" has an R-value of 3.72 per inch and it can be applied to a thickness level of up to 4 inches, creating a total R-value of nearly 15!”

"Let's face it," Pierce added, "people are looking for ways to save money, especially in today's economy. "SATAC" is a great solution, especially for the farming community because it makes insulating metal buildings and pole barns a
practical investment. It not only lowers utility costs the moment that it's installed but does so at a cost level that more people can afford."

The local farming community recently had a chance to examine "SATAC" “up-front and personal”, when Insulation Toledo’s division Agri Com Insulation, featured it at the 44th Annual “Power Show Ohio”, event in Columbus, OH.
http://www.omeda.org/powershow/

“The response,” Pierce added, “was overwhelmingly positive! People could immediately see the advantages of it over spray foam insulation. And, of course, they loved the lower price point!”

In addition to providing a high level of insulation and at a lower cost than foam insulation, Pierce pointed out numerous other benefits that "SATAC" provides over spray foam insulation.

"SATAC" is 57% more fire resistant than spray foam.  Also, it’s non-toxic,” (an issue that has apparently started to plague the use of spray foam insulation, having come under the watchful eye of the EPA.
(EPA - Toxic Substances Control Act: http://epa.gov/dfe/pubs/projects/spf/spray_polyurethane_f...)

Pierce pointed out some additional benefits that many may not have even considered. "SATAC" can be applied to many different surfaces, with the proper preparation. Surfaces made of plaster, wood, glass, concrete, metal panels,
and other materials that you generally find in commercial properties and also homes, for that matter.”

Another unique feature of "SATAC" is that it’s available in five different colors: white, tan, off-white, gray and oyster. And if you would prefer a different color, the surface can be painted - a feature that interior decorators and architectures are sure to love.

In addition to being a weather insulator, "SATAC" also doubles as a sound insulator. That’s because the fibers in the material absorb sound and reduce reverberations.

"SATAC" also controls moisture due to condensation. A special adhesive is used when installed and this creates a tight seal, which virtually eliminates any infiltration by air.

And, last but not least, "SATAC" is non-corrosive as well as being pest resistant.

With the overwhelming positive interest the product has received thus far Pierce and his company are looking at ways that "SATAC" can be used in homes as well. “We're excited to be able to offer this to not only the farming community but also to the general public. People have been searching for a product like the "SATAC" System for years, and now it's finally here!”

For more information visit http://insulationtoledo.com/satac-insulation