Known for its high R-value and excellent air sealing properties, closed-cell spray foam insulation is often used in areas with limited space. It provides both insulation and moisture barrier functions.

Open-cell spray foam is a more cost-effective option compared to closed-cell foam. It provides insulation and some soundproofing benefits while allowing some moisture vapor to pass through.

Some installations combine open-cell and closed-cell spray foam to benefit from the advantages of both, such as air sealing with closed-cell and cost-effectiveness with open-cell in certain areas.

Made from recycled paper products, dense packed cellulose insulation is often used in wall cavities and attics. It's known for its good thermal performance and eco-friendliness.

This insulation material is made from mineral fibers and is fire-resistant. It's commonly used for both thermal and acoustic insulation.

Fiberglass is one of the most widely used insulation materials. It's affordable and comes in batts, rolls, or loose-fill forms. While it's effective, proper installation is crucial to avoid gaps.