Our exclusive RetroFoam injection foam insulation is added to the existing walls of your home without the mess of a remodel. It can be used on multiple wall types and has many benefits such as:
RetroFoam insulation creates an air seal that will stop those annoying drafts from getting inside your home.
Lower your monthly energy bills up to 50 percent with the air seal created by injection foam insulation.
An added bonus of RetroFoam insulation is that it can reduce the outdoor noise in your home to give you a quieter space.
Take back control of your home with RetroFoam's air seal, so it's no longer too hot or too cold.
Stop your furnace and air conditioner from constantly running with the air seal that helps maintain a constant temperature.
RetroFoam insulation prevents condensation from forming and doesn't promote the growth of mold and mildew.
Questions? We have answers.
Although this is rare, it is possible.
Our installers go through rigorous training to ensure the wall cavity is filled with injection foam insulation. This special training includes checking for obstructions in the wall, running the injection hose from the top down to the middle and from the bottom up, as well as listening to the sound of the hose as the foam is injected. It’s important to share any areas of concern with the PHI team so everyone is on the same page before the install takes place.
Absolutely.
The foam is very soft and pliable, which makes it easy to fish wires through it. So, if you want to add an outlet or change a light switch, you won’t have any problems.
Early on in the installation process, the installer makes sure that the wall cavity is accessible from the bottom to the top.
During the actual installation, the installer runs the hose for the injection foam from the top of the cavity to the bottom, ensuring it is completely filled.
You definitely can, but there’s a catch.
It’s always important to approach your home as an entire system. If you only insulate one wall, you probably won’t see the results you’re hoping for.
Yes, RetroFoam can help make a home a little quieter, but that’s not what it’s designed to do.
If you’re looking to make your home quieter or completely soundproof a room, you might want to look at options specifically made for that.