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Commercial Insulation Services by Hayes Insulation
Our commercial division provides a wide variety of installation techniques for commercial buildings. We have experience installing insulation in some of the most high-profile buildings in the Nashville area and many multifamily projects. Creating a more energy efficient community, one building at a time, is our goal. We work towards that goal by installing only high quality products, such as fiberglass and spray foam insulation, and providing outstanding service.
We understand the importance of staying on time and on budget. As experts in insulation, there is no better choice than our team. That’s why we go above and beyond to guarantee every insulation job is done right and exceeds every customer’s expectations.
Fiberglass
Fiberglass batt insulation is the most popular and widely used type of insulation and is what comes to mind for most people when they think of insulation. Today’s fiberglass insulation is not only formaldehyde-free but is made primarily of recycled materials. Fiberglass batt insulation is available in widths suited to standard spacing of wall studs and ceiling or floor joists. Blown-in fiberglass insulation can be installed in nearly any space and can be dense packed into closed cavities.
Spray Foam Insulation
Spray foam insulation is a two-in-one product—insulating and air sealing in one step. It can increase building strength, helping to increase stability during high winds and severe storms, giving future owners extra peace of mind and confidence in their building.
There are two types of spray foam:
Open Cell Spray Foam works as an insulator and air barrier. The typical R-value of open cell foam is 3.7 per inch. Open cell spray foam insulation is vapor permeable, dampens sounds, and eliminates air infiltration.
Closed Cell Spray Foam also works as an insulator and air barrier. An additional feature of closed cell spray foam is that it’s solid. The cells of the bubbles remain intact (closed), which makes the product rigid. The closed cell composition and increased density contribute to a higher R-value than open cell foam. This can contribute to building stability during storms and high winds.