USA Spray Me (855-566-5340) has released a new guide explaining the different insulation options for wine cellars in Sonoma Valley.

San Francisco, United States - November 22, 2024 —

In a new guide, the spray foam insulation contractor 'USA Spray Me' breaks down the costs and benefits of polyurethane spray foam, fiberglass, and rigid foam board insulation. The guide is aimed at wineries in Sonoma Valley looking for an option that suits their needs and the regional climate best.

Those interested can find the full guide here: https://usasprayme.com/blog/article6-SonomaValleyWineCellarInsulationOptions&Benefits.html

Insulation is one of the most important aspects of a wine cellar, as the wrong humidity and temperature could affect the quality of the wines. By providing a detailed guide to the various insulation options, 'USA Spray Me' wants to help readers make informed decisions.

“Proper insulation helps maintain the ideal temperature and humidity, between 55-58°F, preserving the quality of your wine,” a company spokesperson said. “It also reduces energy costs by improving efficiency and protects your wine investment by preventing spoilage.”

While most are concerned about how climate changes affect harvests for wineries, it can also cause storage issues. According to Napa Valley Vintners, the area has experienced cooler daytime temperatures and increased marine fog influence during summer in recent years, underlining the importance of wine cellar insulation that can withstand high humidity and fluctuating temperatures.

Fiberglass is the most common insulation type thanks to its low upfront cost, at $0.40 - $1.50 per square foot, compared to $1.20 to $3.00 for rigid foam boards and $1.00 - $4.00 for spray foam. Additionally, it’s fairly easy to install and fire-resistant.

However, fiberglass only has an R-value of R-2.9 to R-3.8 per inch, whereas rigid foam boards have an R-value of R-3.8 to R-6.5 per inch. Spray foam insulation stands out as it’s possible to control R-value by adjusting application, ranging from R-5 for doors to R-30 for ceilings to create a well-ventilated wine cellar.

Spray foam insulation should be installed by a professional contractor to optimize the vapor barrier qualities and ensure there are no gaps or pockets where mold can start growing.

"While some insulation types, like fiberglass, can be installed as a DIY project, professional installation is highly recommended for materials like spray foam. Professional installers have the expertise and equipment to apply the insulation correctly, ensuring maximum effectiveness and longevity," the company spokesperson explained.

To learn more, please visit: https://usasprayme.com/blog/article6-SonomaValleyWineCellarInsulationOptions&Benefits.html

Contact Info:
Name: Alexei Gurbanov
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Organization: USA Spray Me
Address: 800 Avenue H, San Francisco, California 94130, United States
Website: https://usasprayme.com/

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