Straight answers about
fireproofing and insulation

This Core Foam FAQ collects the questions owners, general contractors, and architects actually ask about Core Foam, grouped by subject instead of scattered down

A restaurant envelope serves two rooms with opposite jobs, and it does that while a Type I hood pulls thousands of cubic feet a

The phrase masonry cavity covers at least four wall assemblies that do not behave alike. Only one of them takes Core Foam from us:

Exposed structure moves the insulation onto the finish schedule. Once a sprayed fiber ceiling is the visible surface of a lobby, a gym, or

Bahl Fireproofing installs both Core Foam and K-13 sprayed fiber, so we get asked to price them against each other on the same building.

A hotel envelope gets judged in guest reviews before it ever shows up on a utility bill. Every room is its own thermostat, its

A CMU retrofit is one of very few ways to insulate a standing concrete block wall without opening it, which is why it gets

Multi-family developers and property managers call about sprayed insulation for one reason, and that reason is almost always noise. The trouble is that two

Owners and general contractors budgeting masonry insulation want a number per square foot. No credible published figure exists for Core Foam cost in Texas,