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Building a new home could be the most enjoyable experience ever made. Allowing Southeastern Insulation Co. to be a part of the process will make your Atlanta spray foam project aspect the most enjoyable it can be. Invite us to show you what, and how the best process would be to insulate the structure you are building, or retrofitting.

Closed Cell Spray Foam

Closed-cell Atlanta spray foam insulation is made up of small foam cells BUT its tiny foam cells are closed and packed together. They are filled with a gas, not air, which makes the foam rise, expand and become a much greater, more dense and completely waterproof insulator.

Open Cell Spray Foam

The days of pink fiberglass rolled insulation are past us and in its place are a line of foam sprayed insulation products. Open-cell foam, is where the small cells of the foam are not completely closed. They are open and air fills all of the tiny air pockets in the material. […]

Why Choose Us

At Southeastern Insulation we seal and insulate your existing home saving you money and energy, while keeping you more comfortable. No matter how extreme the temperature gets outside, we will help make your home or office more enjoyable.

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Water puddles on your basement floor is very common among houses with Atlanta sweating pipes. Truly, this dilemma is shared by almost all homeowners in the state, even in and out of the country. Sweating pipes destroy our furniture. On the other hand, water puddles are the culprit behind slippery floors that are considered unsafe for…
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The Benefits of Atlanta Closed Cell Foam Insulation
Atlanta Closed cell foam insulation is one of the two types of spray foam insulation. The main difference between closed and open cell insulation in that the former has multiple encapsulated cells which let neither air nor heat seep through while the latter is a porous structure of foam. The difference arises due to the base…
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