Quick Guide to Surface Preparation for Polyurea Coating
Polyurea’s rapid cure time and high performance mean there’s little margin for error. Without proper substrate preparation, you may end up with issues like delamination, blistering, and poor adhesion, resulting in expensive rework or failed applications. Proper polyurea substrate preparation is key to a successful, long-lasting coating, minimal waste, and customer satisfaction. Careful attention to…
Boost Your Margins with Fast-Turnaround Polyurea Roof Coating Projects
In today’s competitive contracting market, speed and efficiency are everything—especially when it comes to roofing. Every hour you shave off a job translates into more revenue and less overhead. That’s where polyurea roof coatings come in. These high-performance coatings offer a game-changing advantage for contractors and roofers looking to maximize profits without compromising quality. Fast…
How Much Does It Cost to Start a Spray Foam Insulation Business?
It costs approximately $118,000 to $250,000+ to start a spray foam insulation business. This includes key equipment and materials, marketing, operational costs, and more. These start-up costs can vary depending on the size of your business and key services you offer. Spray foam insulation is a profitable and in-demand service. Understanding the cost breakdown will…
What is the Best Type of Spray Foam Machine?
Have you been using the wrong spray foam machine? In the world of spray foam insulation, three types of machines dominate the market—electric, hydraulic, and air-driven. Each has its strengths, weaknesses, and ideal use cases. Let’s break them down so you can confidently select the machine that best fits your needs. 1. Electric Spray Foam…
Get Your Spray Foam Business Ready for 2025
Whether you’re an experienced professional or just starting out, now is the perfect time to upgrade equipment, train your team, and refine your approach to ensure success in the new year. Let’s discuss some key strategies to help you get your spray foam business ready for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Organize Equipment and Supplies…
How to Properly Store Spray Foam Insulation During Cold Weather
There’s no doubt that working in winter months presents some challenges for spray foam applicators and contractors, particularly when it comes to storing the spray foam. Cold weather can impact the performance of spray foam, so proper storage is crucial to reducing delays, equipment issues, and incidents of poor application. Let’s dive into how to…
Can You Use Spray Foam in Cold Weather? — Best Practices & Temperature Limits
Yes, you can use spray foam in cold weather — with proper precautions and preparation. Colder temperatures can impact the overall effectiveness of the spray foam insulation. However, there are certain things contractors like you can do to ensure it works properly, even if temperatures aren’t quite ideal. Let’s dive into ideal spray foam temperatures…
Should You Get a New Or Used Spray Foam Rig?
When deciding between buying a new or used spray foam rig, there are several factors to consider, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the pros and cons of buying new vs. used spray foam rigs: Buying a New Spray Foam Rig A new mobile spray foam rig…
Getting Started: How to Become a Spray Foam Insulation Contractor
The spray foam market was valued at $1.8 billion in 2020 and has continued to grow due to an increase in building, construction, and remodeling. If you’re looking to get a piece of the pie, a career as a spray foam insulation contractor might be for you. We’ve been in the spray foam industry a…
Cellulose Insulation vs Spray Foam: Which Is Right for Your Project?
As contractors and spray foam applicators, you know that insulation plays a critical role in ensuring energy efficiency, comfort, and cost-effectiveness for your customers. Spray foam and cellulose insulation are two common insulation options for homes and businesses. When it comes down to cellulose insulation vs spray foam — which is better? To help you…