When it comes to building envelope insulation, nothing tops spray polyurethane foam (SPF) installed by Noble Eagle Specialty Insulation. Our team of SPF professionals has many years of experience and expertise of creating a proper building envelope.

Spray foam insulation is a state-of-the-art insulation product that dramatically increases a buildings thermal performance. With a superior R-value and unmatched air sealing capabilities, it reduces air leakage while providing the best thermal performance of any insulation product on the market.

High R-Value

Spray polyurethane foam has an R-value (thermal resistance) of approximately 7 per inch of closed cell foam and 3.5 for open cell. This is the highest R value per inch insulation on the market for commercial buildings.

Air Sealing

Spray polyurethane foam fills all the cracks and gaps within the cavities that it fills, avoiding the common problem of air leakage that plagues other types of insulation such as fiberglass batts. This reduces drafts, and prevents infiltration of moisture and harmful gases. The air sealing capabilities of SPF creates a proper building envelope that drives operating cost savings and boosts the bottom line.

Reduces Moisture and Mold

Because of the superior air sealing properties of SPF moisture is less likely to enter your building once it's been insulated with spray foam. This reduces the risk of mold, as well as the risks of rot and structural damage that accompany water infiltration.

Open Cell Foam and Closed Cell Foam

We offer both open cell and closed cell spray foam products. Both are excellent options for insulating your building.

Closed cell provides a superior air and moisture barrier, making it the most effective insulation available for energy performance.

Open cell spray foam is a more affordable option that still provides an air sealing capacity and an R-value that supercede nearly every other insulation product on the market.

From start to finish, when Noble Eagle Specialty Insulation installs insulation in a commercial building or a new building being constructed, our trained staff of professionals will get the job done right, on time, on budget and safely. We offer the knowledge, experience and resources that few companies can match.

We specialize in:

Fiberglass: Fiberglass has been used to insulate buildings for decades and is one of the most commonly installed insulation materials. It is mostly composed of natural ingredients such as sand and recycled glass products (windows, bottles, etc.).

Rigid board: Typically installed in new buildings, rigid board insulation offers high insulating value for relatively little thickness. We all types of rigid board.

Rockwool: Typically blown in, rockwool insulation is not only is thermally efficient but can also help provide soundproofing commercial buildings.

New Buildings

Whether it’s a large multi family apartment complex, multi story commercial building, or single story office building – Noble Eagle Specialty Insulation is your go to insulation contractor. We have a seasoned track record of meeting tight schedules and working closely with General Contractors to drive complex projects.

Existing Buildings

Commercial retrofit insulation, or re-insulation, projects entail adding more insulation to existing buildings. Insulation doesn’t perform flawlessly forever, and there becomes a point when old insulation needs to be removed and new insulation needs to be installed. Re-insulating your building can help you reduce your energy bills and stay comfortable no matter the season.

If you’re a business owner who wants to be as energy efficient and green as possible, insulating your building with cellulose is a good solution. As one of the most environmentally friendly types of insulation available, cellulose consists of up to 80% recycled material (little bits of newspaper).

Whether applied dry (loose-fill) or wet (spray-applied), cellulose insulation can be used for any commercial project, from office buildings to apartment complexes, and more.

Besides its eco-friendly qualities, cellulose insulation:

• Offers superior soundproofing
• Makes your building more comfortable year round
• Can help improve the overall efficiency of your air conditioner

Our team of professionals installs the highest quality metal building insulation products in an efficient and timely manner. General contractors and metal building owners are consistently blown away by the thermal barrier and savings our services create.

Insulating a metal building can help solve problems of temperature control and moisture. If you own a metal building, whether for commercial or personal use such as a barn or workshop, here are the primary benefits of insulating metal buildings.

1. Reduce Condensation — The first benefit of insulating a metal building is reducing condensation within the building. Insulation will help protect the inside of your building from the damage condensation can cause over time, as well as prevent the growth of mold inside the building. Insulation creates a vapor barrier, which reduces the amount of condensation that gathers on the metal panels. Even if you cannot insulate your building at this time, installing a vapor barrier can help reduce condensation.

2. Temperature Control — Another key benefit of insulating metal buildings is controlling the climate inside the building. This is particularly important if people will be working inside the building, especially if your building is in a climate that can get very cold or very hot. If your building will have any heating or cooling systems installed, insulation is critical in managing energy usage and making your heating and/or cooling system as efficient as possible. What you save in energy will easily cover the cost of insulating your metal building, and continue to save you money in the future.

3. Decrease Undesired Sound and Providing Light — The role insulation plays in creating a sound and light barrier is another benefit of insulating a metal building. One of the biggest drawbacks to a metal building is that they can be very loud. Insulation will create a sound barrier to help keep undesired sounds out, and can even help prevent loud noises coming from inside the building from disturbing any neighboring homes or businesses. White facing or foil insulation provides the added benefit of illuminating the interior of a metal building. On the other hand, dark colored insulation can help reduce the amount of light within a building. This can also help lower energy costs.