Underslab Insulation

Underslab insulation refers to a type of insulation material that is installed underneath a building’s concrete slab foundation. This type of insulation is used to reduce the transfer of heat between the ground and the building’s interior, helping to maintain a more comfortable and consistent indoor temperature.

Underslab insulation can be made from a variety of materials, including rigid foam board, spray foam, or fiberglass batts. It is typically installed during the construction of a new building, although it can also be retrofitted into existing buildings.

Properly installed underslab insulation can provide several benefits, including improved energy efficiency, reduced heating and cooling costs, and increased comfort for building occupants. It can also help prevent moisture from seeping into the building from the ground, which can lead to mold and other moisture-related problems.