SPF Industry News
Lapolla Industries Gives Financing Offer
In order to help consumers cut their home energy bills and benefit by spray foam technology, Doug Kramer, President and CEO of Lapolla Industries, has arranged through Bank of America a 1.99% financing offer to help Americans with the initial cost to make their homes energy efficient while benefiting from the return on investment of reduced energy bills.
This winter is predicted to be one of coldest in history for a majority of the United States. Frigid temperatures combined with the already high prices of gas, electric and oil has home and business owners scrambling to pay their heating bills. Now that we’re entering a harsh winter with sub-zero temperatures, some families have even been forced to lower their costs by keeping their house colder and wearing coats and extra blankets around their home, and using unsafe space heaters.
A major contributor to this problem is the inefficient fiberglass insulation that is used in most construction in the U.S. Lapolla Industries realized this growing crisis and decided to do something about it. Lapolla Industries has perfected a spray foam insulation, which causes an air-tight seal, thus trapping warm and cool air respectively, making homes and businesses energy efficient and drastically lowering heating and cooling bills. Unlike fiberglass, spray foam forms a protective barrier around seams and joints, creating an air-tight seal that keeps unwanted pollutants and allergens away from your family and pets. It is protected by a lifetime warranty and will save families and businesses thousands of dollars. In fact, homes and businesses that use spray foam insulation save up to 40% or more on energy use.
President Obama called proper home insulation a “sexy” solution to save money, and is giving homeowners a $1500 rebate to make their homes energy efficient with proper insulation. The key is energy conservation. Obama’s plan is to help Americans save money.
For more information contact: Lapolla, www.lapolla.com.