SOME PAST FOAM WORKS PROJECTS:
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Furman House - Southern Living Magazine

Foam Works Insulators was a Partner in the construction of the Furman House on the campus of Furman University in Greenville, SC - a project undertaken by the University to build better houses. See the entire article written in June 2008's Southern Living Magazine by clicking on THIS LINK.

The Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill, NC

In this environment where chronically ill patients reside during their medical care, drafts, dust, mold and deteriorating fiberglass are not welcome. In an attic with difficult access, and several different wings of varying ages, Foam Works Insulators sprayed Icynene to stabilize the attic environment and bring the upstairs guest rooms back into the comfort zone.

The Adams Residence, Sandford, NC

Converting a 100 year-old barn to a family residence is a perfect challenge for Icynene. The framing and design requirements in this building made it nearly impossible to insulate properly with conventional methods. Icynene's superior air-sealing qualities were crucial for converting this drafty barn to a cozy home.

Energy Star Home, Chapel Hill, NC

   
This 5,700 s.f. residence exceeded Energy Star performance requirements in a blower door test by 20 times. On the same project, a sub- contractor installed cross-members to the garage ceiling, pictured right, two weeks too soon, and Foam Works was still able to insulate with Icynene.

Parade of Homes Award-Winner

   
Parade of Homes Award-Winner from The Preserve at Jordan Lake. When Homefront Builders entered their first Parade of Homes contest, they hired Foam Works Insulators to spray Icynene. The statement from the judging committee specifically named "the effective use of modern insulating materials" as a consideration in their judgment for this house. The creative shapes and ideas in this house would have made it particularly difficult to insulate with traditional methods

 
 
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