Is spray foam insulation safe?
Yes, Genyk closed-cell spray foam insulation is safe once fully cured. During the application process, the product releases some chemical compounds, but once cured typically within 24 to 48 hours it becomes inert, non toxic, and completely safe for occupancy. Genyk products such as ELITE 2.0 and Boreal Nature Elite are Greenguard Gold certified, meaning they meet strict chemical emissions standards and are suitable for indoor use even in sensitive environments like schools and healthcare facilities. Proper installation and ventilation during the curing process are important. Our trained spray foam experts follow safety and ventilation protocols to ensure a safe and effective installation.
Important Info
Credit Amount:
Homeowners may receive 30% of the cost of qualifying energy-efficient improvements, up to a maximum of $1,200 per year.
Eligible Improvements:
This tax credit applies to home improvements like insulation, windows, doors, and other energy-saving upgrades.
Claiming the Credit:
Homeowners can claim this credit by completing IRS Form 5695 when filing their federal tax return.
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The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit is a government benefit provided by the IRS, not something your contractor or business provides. Homeowners must meet specific IRS requirements to qualify for this credit. Your eligibility depends on the type of improvements made and compliance with IRS guidelines.
For more detailed information and to confirm eligibility, homeowners should refer to the official IRS Website or consult with a tax professional.
Spray foam insulation helps meet energy efficiency standards and provides air sealing, maximizing your energy savings. By reducing heating and cooling costs, spray foam can make your Minnesota home more energy-efficient and comfortable.