How spray foam reduces moisture infiltration, condensation, and the conditions that promote mold growth.
Spray foam does not kill mold or act as a mold treatment. What it does is dramatically reduce the moisture conditions mold needs to grow, making it one of the most effective moisture management tools available for North Texas homes and buildings.
Dallas–Fort Worth has hot, humid summers with high dew points. This creates significant moisture movement through attics, crawl spaces, rim joists, wall cavities, and metal building assemblies.
When warm, humid outdoor air infiltrates these areas and contacts cooler surfaces, condensation forms. Surfaces that stay wet long enough support mold growth.
Spray foam should never be applied over an active moisture problem or visibly damaged materials. If mold or moisture damage is present, it must be remediated first. Encapsulating an active moisture problem can trap it and make it worse.
Texas Foam Pro inspects all substrates for moisture conditions before installation and communicates any concerns before proceeding.
Texas Foam Pro will evaluate your moisture conditions and design a spray foam system that controls the root cause, not just the symptoms.