Sourced from Ontario, Canada, our spray foam insulation is designed with both your home’s well‑being and environmental responsibility in mind. We use Victory Polymers’ high‑performance HFO foam, a modern, advanced formulation that delivers strong results while meeting strict safety and eco‑standards.
Canadian-Made Spray Foam Insulation
High Efficiency, Low Impact
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Our foam uses a low global warming HFO blowing agent that increases energy efficiency and strengthens your home’s protective envelope, helping prevent unwanted moisture and air from entering the building.
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The formulation is low‑VOC, supporting a healthier indoor environment.
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It cures quickly, and we'll tell you exactly how long to stay out, based on the manufacturer's re-entry guidelines.
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Full re‑occupancy is typically possible within 24 hours under recommended ventilation conditions.
Sustainable Comfort
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It’s engineered as part of a whole‑home “systems approach,” reducing heat loss, moisture movement, and air leakage, all key to long‑term comfort and durability.
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By choosing this HFO spray foam, you’re choosing insulation that works hard, lasts long, and is designed to minimize environmental impact from manufacturing to installation.
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It’s high‑performance comfort you can feel good about.
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Our quality control process ensures every spray foam installation meets the highest standards, giving you confidence in both the service and the insulation protecting your space.
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Customized Solutions
Our team is committed to improving your space while respecting your budget. Below are additional services we offer, either on their own or paired with spray foam insulation.
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Blown-In
Blown‑in insulation is an effective solution for hard‑to‑reach areas such as attics, gaps, and crevices. It creates a dense thermal blanket that improves energy efficiency and provides consistent comfort throughout your home.
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Fiberglass
Fiberglass insulation is a cost‑effective way to maintain your home’s energy efficiency while ensuring lasting durability and structural stability. It provides reliable performance at an affordable price, making it a smart choice for long‑term comfort and savings.
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Vapour Barrier
A vapor barrier safeguards your home’s insulation by preventing moisture from entering cold cavities. Without this protection, condensation can form, leading to mold, mildew, and wood rot. Installing a vapor barrier ensures long‑term durability and a healthier living environment.
Benefits of Hiring Us
Because doing it yourself isn't always the safest option.
DIY insulation might seem like a money‑saver, but mistakes can seriously reduce your home’s protection and create real health and safety risks. Before you take that chance, consider why bringing in trained professionals like us is the safer, smarter choice:
Health & Safety
Insulation involves handling materials that can be hazardous without the right protective gear and training. Our professionals are equipped to manage these risks safely, something DIY installation simply can’t guarantee. Trust an expert to handle the job.
Peace of Mind
Our insulation experts are professionally trained to national standards and follow strict quality‑control guidelines. With us, you get peace of mind knowing the job is done right the first time.
Lasting Results
Insulation should increase your home’s comfort and value. When it’s installed incorrectly, it can do the opposite, leading to poor performance, damage, and higher costs down the road. Our experts ensure your investment is protected and performs properly for years to come.
Property Damage
DIYers can unintentionally cause damage that leads to costly repairs later on. A single misstep can trap moisture inside the insulation, creating mold, rot, and even long‑term structural issues. Our experts have the training to install insulation safely and correctly, protecting both your home and your investment.
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Rebates Are Available
efficiencyPEI offers rebates on insulation, air sealing, and ENERGY STAR® windows and doors. Homeowners and landlords can both apply, and the Province offers financing to help with upfront costs.
Lower-income homeowners may also qualify for PEI's free home insulation program. You'll need a home energy assessment before work starts, so book that first.