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Spray Foam and Insulation FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Insulation FAQs
- 01Closed-cell spray foam insulates, air seals and blocks moisture in a single layer. It expands to fill gaps and corners that batts miss, so it stops drafts and cuts heating costs. Once cured it's rigid, which adds strength to walls and helps reduce noise. It also won't sag or settle over time.
- 02To see if you qualify for rebates, please visit the PEI government website to review the eligibility requirements. If you are eligible, follow the steps below:1. Complete an energy audit: Schedule an audit with an approved energy partner and receive your EnerGuide Rating System report (energy partners are listed on their website). 2. Finish your upgrades: Install the recommended insulation or other eligible improvements, then book your follow‑up inspection with your audit provider.3. Submit your documentation:Your audit provider will collect your receipts and request‑for‑payment form, and will guide you through submitting your proof of income and payment registration to efficiencyPEI.More details are on the Province's home insulation programs page.
- 03Yes. We insulate homes, cottages, farm buildings and commercial spaces, and quotes are free. Book online to get started.
- 04We sure do. An assessment of your space helps our team determine the best procedure moving forward. From there, we can guide you through the removal and installation process to ensure your insulation is installed properly the first time.
- 05We work across all of Prince Edward Island, from Charlottetown, Stratford and Cornwall to Summerside, Kensington, Montague and everywhere in between. Our main office is in Charlottetown.
- 06Yes. We insulate barns, workshops, storage buildings and other agricultural spaces, along with homes, cottages and commercial buildings. Spray foam is a good fit for farm buildings because it seals out drafts and moisture in one step. Request a free quote and we'll look at your building.
- 07It depends on the product, the space and how well it can be ventilated. We follow the manufacturer's re-entry and re-occupancy guidelines and will tell you exactly how long to stay out before we book your install, so you can plan around it.
- 08Possibly. PEI reopened its free home insulation program in 2026 for homeowners with a household income of $55,000 or less who own and live in their home. You apply in person at any Access PEI location. If you don't qualify, you may still be eligible for efficiencyPEI insulation rebates.
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