Envirodri Envirofoam

Representing a remarkable breakthrough in better performance and exceptional value.

Representing a remarkable breakthrough in better performance

Our Fluid Applied Weather-Resistant Barrier Systems more effectively protect your

building and your reputation from the environment.

and exceptional value.

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Air Barrier and Coatings

PROTECTS SHEATHING FROM LIQUID MOISTURE

This is the first and most important step in preventing mildew and mold.

PERMEABLE MEMBRANE

Allows for moisture vapor to pass to the outside to ensure drying the sheathing for a better building envelop

REDUCES AIR INFILTRATION

Providing a more comfortable and energy-efficient structure.

COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY ADHERED

Our fluid applied membrane adheres directly to the sheathing system to prevent blow-offs in high winds. No need to worry about tears and rips caused by other sub-trades. Requires no mechanical fasteners that penetrate sheathing; stays in place as long as the sheathing is in place.

Enviro-Dri vs Traditional House Wrap (Tyvec)

Fluid Applied Systems

No mechanical fasteners: Our fluid applied systems are installed directly to the sheathing system. There are no nails, no staples, no penetrations through which water can seep. Liquid moisture is stopped on the outside of the membrane.

No seams: A continuous layer of protection, with no seams, flaps or gaps, means uninterrupted moisture and air leak protection for your home. Our fluid applied systems help keep your home drier, more comfortable and more energy-efficient.

Unaffected by surfactants: Whether your home is brick, stone, stucco, wood or other siding, our fluid applied systems are not affected by the surfactants that can diminish the performance of wraps.

Permanently attached: Our fluid applied systems remain in place, from installation during original construction, protecting your home or business from the elements for years. High winds won’t our rip our system from your home, unlike typical house wraps. In fact, rigorous code testing proves that our fluid applied systems can block water penetration in conditions representative of a 200 mile-per-hour wind-driven rain!

Traditional House Wrap

Installed with nails or staples: By design, housewraps are installed using nails or staples. Each nail or staple hole through the housewrap (and on a typical home, there could be THOUSANDS of holes) creates a break in the system. And each hole in the wrap represents a potential failure of the basic intent of a wrap…to keep out liquid moisture. Once liquid moisture or air gets past the wrap, it is free to move behind the wrap, and find a path to the interior of your new home.

Surfactants: Surface active contaminants are found in mortar, stucco, wood and cementitious siding, paint, soaps used to clean siding, and other sources. These surfactants interact with housewraps, and can significantly decrease the wrap’s ability to stop water from leaking through the wrap, even without holes.

Not permanently attached: The fact that so many nails or staples are required to affix the wrap to the outside of your house is a clear indication that wraps are susceptible to tearing or blowing off. The more nails, the better it’s attached…and the more holes in the system. The more holes…the less effective the barrier.

Vertical and horizontal seams: Every inch of seam that you see in any installed housewrap is a likely spot for air and moisture leaks. Often, you’ll see these seams covered up with tape. But tapes fail, too…and when tapes fail, so does the protection. The result? Energy-sapping unconditioned air leaks and moisture intrusion.

Envirofoam FacebookEnvirofoam did an amazing job on our house we are building! They came in and got the job done in a timely manner and they made sure that they cleaned up behind themselves! We had no over-spray to clean up and they went above and beyond what we asked of them. I highly recommend this company!

– S. Carlson

GoogleEnvirofoam did a great job on our home build. Showed up on time and went above and beyond what we expected. The house was 3600 sq/ft with 3 floors and the average energy bill was $150/month. I couldn’t believe how cool the third floor stayed. Definitely worth getting spray foam! I will use them again for future homes.

– N. Posey

Envirofoam FacebookEnviroFoam has been doing all my insulation work For the past 7 years and I wouldn’t think of using another Company I have the best sales person in Barry Cowart they are responsive clean and never need to be called back great Company.

– R. Creamer

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